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Oshawa Harbour, Freight Shed, Customs and Ticket Office

Black and white copy of the people and a small building standing on a wooden pier. Other buildings are in the background.

Source: (Copy) Oshawa Museum, Archival Collection
Date: 1917

At this time the wooden pier and storage areas were under constant repair. It can be seen in this image, that the wooden pier was not in good condition. In 1937 a concrete pier was constructed by William Bermingham and Sons of Kingston. The 1,082 foot structure was built 42 feet to the west of the old wooden pier, widening the entrance to the port.