 | Boehner Brothers plant & home in West LaHave - Calendar dated 1905 |
 | Ship yard at Boehner Brothers in West LaHave, frozen in - date 1915-20 |
 | Schooner (unknown) launching at Boehner Brothers shipyard in West LaHave - 1915-20 |
 | Tussell pulling ship into the LaHave River at Boehner Brothers shipyard in West LaHave - 1915-20 |
 | 2 masted schooner at Boehner Brothers wharf in West LaHave - date 1920's |
 | Ship building at Boehner Brothers shipyard in West LaHave - date 1915-20 |
 | Sea trials just off shore from Boehner Brothers plant in West LaHave - date early 1920's |
 | Schooner launching at Boehner Brothers plant in West LaHave - date 1915-1920 |
 | LaHave Outfitting 1926 building, LaHave. Now LaHave Bakery, built by Boehner Brothers, 1895 |
 | LaHave River at Bridgewater what is now Shipyards Landing - date: This postcard mailed 1910 |
 | Busy port at Bridgewater loading lumber at what is now Shipyards Landing - date: Approximately before 1910 |
 | LaHave River at Bridgewater what is now Shipyards Landing - date: before 1910 |
 | LaHave River at Bridgewater what is now Shipyards Landing - date: unknown |
 | Steamer leaving Bridgewater near what is now the Irving tanks - piloted by Tug "Trusty" (postcard mailed 1905) |
 | Shipping at Bridgewater Wharf date: Postcard mailed 1905 |
 | Moving lumber on a raft on LaHave River . Picture taken north of the current "new" bridge. Postcard mailed 1915 |
 | View of downtown Bridgewater approximately 1927. You can see the clock tower of the Post Office and the court house built in 1892 by Boehner Brothers. |
 | Shipping at wharf what is now Shipyards Landing in Bridgewater. approximately 1910 |
 | View of old bridge at Bridgewater from town wharf. Postcard mailed 1927 |
 | Acadia Gas Engines Bridgewater. Now it is Shipyards Landing |
 | King Street, Bridgewater, looking north approximately 1905 |
 | General View of Bridgewater from Elm Street looking southwest.All the buildings on the riverbank are still there, before the big fire. 1910 |
 | LaHave River at Pleasantville, looking west. Postcard mailed 1916 |
 | Bridge over LaHave River at New Germany - 1915 |
 | Tug "Trusty" owned by LaHave Steamship Co. West LaHave. 77' long, 17' 4" wide, 58 tons, built 1898. Reg #107118. Docked in ice at West LaHave Wharf. |
 | Tug "Trusty" owned by LaHave Steamship Co. West LaHave. 77' long, 17' 4" wide, 58 tons, built 1898. Picking up passengers along LaHave River shoreline. |
 | Tug "Trusty" owned by LaHave Steamship Co. West LaHave. 77' long, 17' 4" wide, 58 tons, built 1898. Anchored in LaHave River at West LaHave. |
 | "Tussel" leaving Boehner's wharf in West LaHave, owned by LaHave Steamship Co. West LaHave. 83' 2" long, 20' 5" wide, 151 tons, built 1910 in Lunenburg.Reg #137884 |
 | "Tussel" owned by LaHave Steamship Co. West LaHave leaving Boehner's . 83' 2" long, 20' 5" wide, 151 tons, built 1910 and Captained by Gabe Pentz, LaHave |
 | Building the Schooner "Moween" on slip at Boehner's Ship Building in West LaHave Buil;t 1918, 108'6" - 99 ton - Reg #138822 |
 | An American ship loading lumber at Boehner's Brothers wharf in West LaHave 1913. Boehner home in background. |
 | SS Huntclift - July 1903, towed in LaHave River by Tug "Trusty", en route to Bridgewater |
 | Ice Breaker "Stanley" 914 tons ice breaking LaHave River at Bridgewater en route to tow 1142 ton Norweigen Barque, Laugen and 875 ton Carrie Winslow. Feb 1911 |