Images Dated 2nd August 2010

Sunbathing, Canada, c1930s(?).Artist: Marjorie Bullock

Sunbathing, Canada, c1930s(?). Possibly at Chateau Lake Louise on the eastern shore of Lake Louise, near Banff, Alberta. A photograph from an album of Marjorie Bullock, daughter of WE Bullock, managing director of Singer and Co Ltd, the car manufacturers

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Maid of the Mist, tourist boat, Niagara Falls, USA/Canada, c1930s(?).Artist: Marjorie Bullock

Maid of the Mist, tourist boat, Niagara Falls, USA/Canada, c1930s(?). The first Maid of the Mist began taking tourists on boat trips to see Niagara Falls in 1846. The boat is seen beneath the Upper Steel Arch Bridge, also known as Honeymoon Bridge, built in 1897. It collapsed in an ice storm in 1938. A photograph from an album of Marjorie Bullock, daughter of WE Bullock, managing director of Singer and Co Ltd, the car manufacturers

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Lock on the Panama Canal, 1931

Lock on the Panama Canal, 1931. The idea of building a canal between the Atlantic and Pacific was first planned by the French civil engineer and builder of the Suez Canal, Ferdinand de Lesseps. The French began work in 1880, but 9 years later the difficulties posed by the terrain, disease and spiralling costs doomed the project to failure. The United States bought the land in 1904 for $40 million, and proceeded to complete the 80 kilometre long canal between 1904 and 1914. The building of the canal cost the lives of an estimated 25, 000 workers due to accidents and tropical diseases. The photograph was taken during a Cunard Line cruise to the West Indies between January and March 1931

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