-
Though the side
wheels and
enclosing sponsons make them
wider than
sternwheelers, they may be more maneuverable,
since they can
sometimes move the paddles...
- Rivers, as
river cruise ships used for tourism.
Although configured as
sternwheelers, they are not
paddle steamers, but
rather are
motor vessels that are...
-
against the BC
Express Company's
sternwheelers, the Fort
George Lumber and
Trading Company built a
third sternwheeler,
again by
Donald McPhee in 1910,...
- The
Moran sternwheelers were a set of 12
almost identical sternwheel steamboats built in 1898 by the
Moran shipyard in Seattle,
Washington to run on the...
- - was
filmed in part at the
Alaksen National Wildlife Area.
Various sternwheeler riverboats appear in the series. The
Julia Belle Swain appears in the...
- this period, the
Moyie was
joined by many
other large and
luxurious sternwheelers,
among them the CPR's Kuskanook,
which arrived in 1906 and the Bonnington...
- The Hudson's Bay
Company (HBC) is a
Canadian holding company of
department stores, and the
oldest corporation in
North America. It is the
owner of the...
-
having small upper works, but an
enormous sternwheel.
Unlike many
sternwheelers, she was not
intended for a dual role as p****enger and freighter, but...
- ferry), was the last
vessel constructed by VMD.
Sternwheeler Inlander - 1910. She was the last
sternwheeler serving the
Skeena River. S****ped in 1912 at...
-
explosions or ice
during that period. One of the few
surviving Mississippi sternwheelers from this period,
Julius C. Wilkie, was
operated as a
museum ship at...
