The Ivy was built in 1874 in Montreal, Quebec. This sidewheel steamboat had a gross tonnage of 76. It measured approximately 100 feet in length, 19 feet in width, and had a depth of 7 feet. The ownership of the Ivy changed over the years, with W. G. Perley of Ottawa owning it in 1877 and D. Murphy, also from Ottawa, becoming the owner in 1886.
The construction of the Ivy was carried out by G. Smith in Montreal in 1874. The steamboat was equipped with an engine measuring 26×84, although the specific manufacturer of the engine is unknown. The Ivy primarily served as a towboat, assisting in towing operations on the waterways.
Tragically, the Ivy met its final end in a fire. The exact location of the fire was in Hull, Quebec, Canada. However, further details regarding the circumstances or date of the fire are not provided in the available information.
Please note that the given information is based on historical data, and any additional updates or details about the Ivy may not be available.
