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Title: Large Steamboat Album
Description: Sternwheeler Rival pushing a tow. From page 7 of large steamboat album.

Title: Large Steamboat Album
Description: Sternwheel packet on a river. From page 6 of large steamboat album.

Title: Large Steamboat Album
Description: Sternwheeler Homer Smith on a river. From page 5 of large steamboat album.

Title: Large Steamboat Album
Description: Sternwheeler Dorothy Adgate pushing a tow. Men are visible riding the tow. From page 6 of large steamboat album.

Title: Large Steamboat Album
Description: Side-wheel packet Rob't E. Lee on a river. From page 7 of large steamboat album.

Title: James T. Staples
Description: The James T. Staples was built at Mobile, Alabama in 1908 by Captain Norman Staples. In 1913 she exploded her boilers and was partially wrecked near the town where Captain Staples was born. Most of her upper works were blown off but she was taken to Mobile, rebuilt and renamed the Peerless. After operating for some years as the Peerless the boat was purchased by Captain Owen F. Burke, of Mobile

Title: Eagle Packet Company Advertisement
Description: Mock-up of advert for the Eagle Packet Company of St. Louis. Advert was likely for the Globe-Democrat newspaper.

Title: Josephine
Description: The Josephine was built at Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania in 1873. Her dimensions were:- 178 x 31 x 4.5 feet; 301 tons. She had two boilers. Her engines were 15 incehs in diameter with a 5-foot stroke. This boat ran as a packet on the Missouri River. She once made a notable exploration trip to the upper Yellowstone, reaching Pompey's Pillar on June 3, 1875; then went up to Hell Roaring Rapids where she

Title: Alton
Description: The Alton was built in 1906 at Jeffersonville, Indiana. Her dimensions were:- 241.1 x 38 x 7.3 feet. Tonnage 800, gross and net. She had 1350 horse power. She was owned by the Eagle Packet Company of St. Louis and was one of their finest packets. One mark of distinction was an hexagonal shaped pilot house. At 1:45 A.M., on January 28, 1918, while laid up in the winter fleet on the Tennessee River

Title: MONARCH Bill of Fare
Date: 1861-03-31, 1861-03-03
Description: A photo reproduction of a bill of fare for the steamer MONARCH from March 3, 1861. Cincinnati, Memphis and New Orleans, Union Line Passenger Packet.

Title: A. M. Scott
Description: A. M. Scott docked. Crew is visible on deck and near pilot house.

Title: A. M. Scott
Description: A. M. Scott docked in a cove. Other ships are visible in background.

Title: A. M. Halliday
Description: A. M. Halliday docked. Crew is visible in pilot house and working with automobiles on deck.

Title: A. M. Scott, Chester, and Advance
Description: A. M. Scott, Chester, and Advance docked.

Title: A. M. Scott
Description: A. M. Scott on river. Crew is visible on deck and in pilot house. Image reproduced from Waterways Journal clipping.

Title: A. O. Ackard
Date: 1929-10-18
Description: A. O. Ackard on river. Passengers and crew are visible on deck and in pilot house.

Title: Ada V
Description: Ada V docked in Sistersville, West Virginia.

Title: Ada B
Description: Ada B docked. Passengers and loading crew visible on deck.

Title: Ada
Description: Ada on river. Crew is visible on deck.

Title: Abner O'Neal
Description: Interior of the Abner O'Neal.

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