- Pennsylvania, in 1814 as an
improvement over the less
efficient side-
wheelers. The
second stern-
wheeler built,
Washington of 1816, had two
decks and
served as the...
- A
paddle wheel is a form of
waterwheel or
impeller in
which a
number of
paddles are set
around the
periphery of the
wheel. It has
several uses, of which...
- M/V
Mississippi is a
United States Army
Corps of
Engineers (USACE)
towboat operating on the
Mississippi River. It is the
largest diesel towboat on the...
- The Iron
Mountain was a
stern-
wheeler that
plied the
Mississippi River for ten
years until sinking in 1882.
Built in 1872 on the Ohio
River at Pittsburgh...
- is
still in use by kayakers. The
Alice May was
based on the
derelict stern-
wheeler the
Olive May that
belonged to the
Bennett Lake & Klon**** Navigation...
- modification,
because the T.J.
Potter was a side-
wheeler,
whereas the Wide West had been a
stern-
wheeler. The boat's
first owner was the
Oregon Railway...
-
partnerships formed by
Oliver Duke
Wheeler also
included Wheeler,
Runge & ****ey. and
Wheeler &
Stern. Prin****ls
included Wheeler, Neil Runge, and D. Anderson...
- 1
March 2011. Maugh,
Thomas H., II (24 Nov 2009). "Sunken
Canadian stern-
wheeler is an
underwater time capsule". The Los
Angeles Times.{{cite news}}:...
- wooden-hulled,
stern-
wheel steamship that
served as a
snagboat for the
United States Army
Corps of Engineers. Yuba was a
stern-
wheeled,
shallow draft...
-
Twain Steamboat when the park
opened in 1955, the stately, 5/8-scale
stern-
wheeler was the
first functional steamboat to be
built in the
United States...
