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Life and Death on Grosse Île, 1832-1937

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Grosse Île Image Gallery

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Life and Death at Sea

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Letter handwritten in cursive
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Letter by Dr. Montizambert regarding an unusually strong storm, 20 August, 1892

Letter handwritten in cursive
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Report by Dr. Montizambert concerning the ship Lake Huron, the passengers of which were not adequately vaccinated as they should have been by law and the danger which this poses to the Canadian population, 19 June, 1889

Out of focus black and white photograph of buildings seen from across a body of water
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Immigration quarantine station, Grosse Île, Québec, June, 1929

Drawing of several islands with a hand written legend
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Plan of the anchorage between Grosse Île and Margaret Island by Henry W. Bayfield, Commander Royal Navy. Published by order of the House of Assembly of Lower Canada, 1832

Black and white photograph of a small steamship with land in the distance
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Fumigation Steamer Druid, ca. 1900-1905

Black and white photograph of a small steam ship with buildings and a light house in the distance
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The vessel Jalobert at Pointe-Au-Père, where vessels were inspected since 1924

Black and white photograph of three steamships at the harbour beneath the old town of Quebec City
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Steamships in Québec Harbour

Watercolour of a view of trees and a house on a rocky beach as seen from across a bay
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House on Grosse Île which may be the officers' quarters, ca. 1838-1840

Watercolour of two sailing ships in a bay as seen from outside a house
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Grosse Île from the officers' quarters, ca. 1838-1840

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