View source for File:2003-2-2.1.1 The track at Yarmouth's Waterfront.jpg

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The Yarmouth County Museum website has the following caption for this photograph:<br>
''Fleet of the [[:Category:Yarmouth Steamship Company, Limited|Yarmouth Steamship Company, Limited]] at Baker Wharf, Summer 1900. Steamers shown (left to right) S. S. Yarmouth, [[SS Boston|S. S. Boston]], S. S. City of Saint John, S. S. Alpha (in dock (sic) ), and the S. S. City of Monticello (outside). <ref>Yarmouth County Museum and Archives, Yarmouth NS</ref> 

The S. S. City of Monticello was acquired by the YSS Co. in March 1899 and sank off Yarmouth on November 10, 1900  with the loss of thirty-six persons. <ref>Robin H.Wyllie : Argonauta, the newsletter of The Canadian Nautical Research Society, Volume XVIII Number Four, October 2001, pages 12 - 16.</ref>   The remaining four vessels passed to the DAR Steamship Line when they acquired the assets of the YSS Co. in the summer of 1901.<ref>Woodworth: page 120</ref>

Photograph credited to Enos R Parker and dated 1900<ref>NSARM</ref>. His older brother and former Partner, George F.Parker, went on to become the DAR New England Travelling Passenger and Freight Agent c. 1901 - 1912.<ref>Dr. Jay White: Nova Scotia's Early Tourism Industry, 1870-1940: NSARM</ref>


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