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Title: Capitol, Dock Work
Date: 1929-10-19
Description: Boat on drydock

Title: Capitol, Wheel Rebuilding
Description: Stern of Capitol with partial wheel

Title: Jo Horton Fall
Description: The Jo Horton Fall was built in 1913 at Jeffersonville, Indiana and was 158 feet in length, 28 feet beam, and 4 feet depth of hold. She ran in the Ryman Line on the Cumberland River, and made frequent trips to Burnside, Kentucky. Later operated by H. G. Hill, Esq. of Nashville, Tennessee and sold about 1932 to Captain Peters Lee of Memphis and converted into an excursion boat called Valley Queen

Title: Admiral Construction
Description: P11-3-1-40-8

Title: Capitol, Wheel Rebuilding
Description: Steamer Capitol, Port of St. Louis, wheel work

Title: Golden Eagle
Description: GOLDEN EAGLE on ways.

Title: Admiral Construction
Description: P11-3-1-40-8

Title: Golden Eagle
Description: THE GOLDEN EAGLE WAS BUILT IN 1904 BY THE HOWARD SHIP YARD AND DOCK COMPANY AT JEFFERSONVILLE, INDIANA AS THE WM. GARIG, A SOUTHERN COTTON BOAT. HER WOODEN HULL IS 175 BY 35 BY 5.2 FEET AND THE GROSS AND NET TONNAGE IS 193. THE MACHINERY IS OF 200 HORSEPOWER WITH CYLINDERS 15 INCHES IN DIAMETER AND SIX FEET STROKE. THE BOILERS ARE 44 INCHES IN DIAMETER BY 32 FEET LONG. THE EAGLE PACKET COMPANY

Title: Sectional Dock Co. of St. Louis
Date: 1865-09-01
Description: The Sectional Dock Company have now two complete Docks in successful operation, located at the foot of Lesperance Street. In connection with these Docks they have a Floating Saw Mill, with circular and upright saws and Planing Mill; and have recently added to their facilities a New Saw Mill on shore, 40 by 125 feet, on the most approved plan, with circular and upright saws, and planing mill. They

Title: Capitol, Wheel Rebuilding
Description: Stern of boat, crane with shaft.

Title: Ayer and Lord Marine Ways
Description: Ayer and Lord Marine Ways at Paducah, Kentucky, have specialized in the building and repairing of all types of river craft for more than twenty years. Twelve cradles are available; length of space is about 800 feet. As many as seven boats have been on the ways at one time. Boats up to 1200 tons weight can be accomdated. The woodworking ship including equipment for fabrication of all parts needed

Title: Capitol, Wheel Rebuilding
Description: View of starboard side with partially finished wheel

Title: Delta Queen
Description: Photograph of the Sand Company at the foot of Davis Street next to St. Louis Ship Builders.

Title: Capitol, Dock Work
Description: Bow of Str. Capitol which is in drydock

Title: Admiral Construction
Description: P11-3-1-40-8

Title: Capitol, Wheel Rebuilding
Description: Stern port side, partial awheel

Title: Capitol, Wheel Rebuilding
Date: 1929-10-07
Description: View from port side of unfinished wheel, crane, shaft.

Title: Capitol, Wheel Rebuilding
Date: 1923-01-09
Description: "split Batton - Holds when Backing" (Closeup of wheel piece)

Title: Capitol, Wheel Rebuilding
Description: Stern drydock, men working on wheel, wheelbaarrow

Title: Capitol, Wheel Rebuilding
Description: Stern of boat without wheel

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