Rossland 1897/98-1917. (183.4 x 29.1 x 7.0 feet)

The Rossland was a beautiful express passenger steamer built to connect the CPR mainline services with the Kootenays and the connections to the new Crowsnest Route. A fast vessel, it could steam at over 20 miles (32 km) per hour.

Archival Photographs of the S.S. Rossland

• A-00572     SS Rossland, SS Minto and SS Trail at Arrowhead, 1898
• A-00334     SS Rossland, c. 1900
• A-00662     Troops Boarding SS Rossland at Nakusp, c. 1915
• A-00679     SS Bonnington, SS Rossland and Ss Kootenay in the Ice at Nakusp, c. 1911
• B-01627     SS Rossland at Arrowhead, September 5, 1905
• B-02612     Sinking of the SS Rossland at Nakusp Shipyard, 1916
• B-02613     SS Rossland on Arrow Lake, c. 1900
• B-02615     SS Rossland at Arrow Park, c. 1906
• B-02654     Nakusp. SS Illecillewaet, SS Rossland and SS Minto at the Dock, 1905
• B-07002     SS Lytton and SS Rossland at Robson, c. 1899
• B-07517     Crew of the SS Rossland, 1898
• D-05274     Sinking of the SS Rossland at the Kanusp Shipyard, 1916
• D-05357     The SS Rossland, SS Minto and the SS Kootenay at Nakusp, c. 1905
• D-05358     The SS Rossland at Nakusp, c. 1902
• D-08170     The SS Rossland Being Built at Nakusp, 1909?
• D-08211     Launching of the SS Rossland after Rebuild at Nakusp, 1910
• E-05119     The SS Kootenay, SS Minto and SS Rossland at St. Leon, 1914
• H-06881     Arrowhead. SS Bonnington, SS Rossland and SS Minto at Barge Slip, c. 1912
• H-06882     Fire on the SS Rossland at Nakusp, August 1899

CPR Sternwheelers and Tugs in the Kootenay (List)