The tugboat ‘Ned Hanlan’ plies its way through Toronto’s harbour, 1937. (7/168)

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The tugboat 'Ned Hanlan' plies its way through Toronto's harbour, 1937.

This tug entered service in 1932 and retired in 1967; it was then put on display at Exhibition Place. The Ned Hanlan is now on display at Hanlan’s Point on the Toronto Islands, it was moved there in 2012.

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