page_title: Nellie Bly (fireboat)
hierarchical_section_title: Nellie Bly (fireboat)
caption_attribution_description: Tugboat and part-time fireboat Nellie Bly, in Toronto, in 1908.
context_page_description: Nellie Bly was a steam-powered tugboat that served a number of roles in Ontario, Canada.
  She was operated in Toronto, performing regular harbour duties, and also serving as a fireboat.
  She played a role in fighting an important fire in 1906.
  Later she was owned by a series of timber companies, that used her to tow logs and scows of logging byproducts on the Magnetawan River and its tributaries. She ran aground and was holed on a rock on Duck Lake, but was quickly repaired.
  The Nellie Bly was 52 feet long, and her single cylinder steam engine propelled her with a 5 feet propeller.
context_section_description: Nellie Bly was a steam-powered tugboat that served a number of roles in Ontario, Canada.
  She was operated in Toronto, performing regular harbour duties, and also serving as a fireboat.
  She played a role in fighting an important fire in 1906.
  Later she was owned by a series of timber companies, that used her to tow logs and scows of logging byproducts on the Magnetawan River and its tributaries.  She ran aground and was holed on a rock on Duck Lake, but was quickly repaired.
  The Nellie Bly was 52 feet (16 m) long, and her single cylinder steam engine propelled her with a 5 feet (1.5 m) propeller.
caption: The Nellie Bly during her operation in Toronto, Ontario, Canada.[1]
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