Reassembly_of_the_Radium_King,_1937.jpg


Description Re-construction of the tugboat Radium King in Waterways Alberta , 1937. The Radium King was first constructed at the Manseau shipyards in Montreal, then disassembled, and the pieces shipped by rail to Waterways, then the northern terminus of the North American railroad grid.
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  • 2013-08-16 15:05 Ras67 451×253× (82990 bytes) 0.7 degree ccw rotated and cropped
  • 2012-05-31 23:08 Geo Swan 494×328× (79178 bytes) {{non-free fair use in|Radium King}} {{Non-free use rationale | Description = Re-construction of the tugboat Radium King in Waterways Alberta, 1937. The ''Radium King'' was first constructed at the Manseau shipyards in Montreal, then disassemble...

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