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sternwheeler, 115.2 feet long, 26.3' on the beam, with 6.1' depth of hold, and rated at 190 tons. S.G. Simpson was named after Solomon Grout Simpson,...

mate Ole Gustafson and engineer John Lesli took over the new sternwheeler S.G. Simpson. City of Shelton was kept on as a reserve boat until about 1912...

included the passenger steamships Daring, Dix, Monticello , the sternwheeler S.G. Simpson, and the steam tugs Echo and USS Locust. Category:Ships built...

vessels running at the same time and on similar routes included the sternwheelers Capital City and City of Shelton, and the small propeller driven vessels...

Columbia River Indeed, Telephone was reputed to have been "the fastest sternwheeler in the world." Telephone No. 1 replaced the propeller-driven steamer...

steamboat on Lake Washington, had commanded or owned a number of smaller sternwheelers over his career including Fannie, Old Settler, Comet, and the Edith...

1916, was the natural outlet of Lake Washington. Starting in 1874, the sternwheeler Otter also ran on the Duwamish. In March 1877 Wenat was laid up in Seattle...

Messenger Monte Cristo Multnomah Northern Light Old Settler Olympian Otter S.G. Simpson Teaser Telegraph Triumph Wenat WT Preston Zephyr Sidewheelers Alaskan...

Olympia-Tacoma-Seattle route. In 1890, Hassalo collided with the smaller sternwheeler Otter, damaging Otter beyond repair. In 1892 Hassalo was returned to...

Messenger Monte Cristo Multnomah Northern Light Old Settler Olympian Otter S.G. Simpson Teaser Telegraph Triumph Wenat WT Preston Zephyr Sidewheelers Alaskan...

same time in the same region, including in particular the Northwest, a sternwheeler built in 1877 at Columbus, Washington, and dismantled in 1885. Northwest...

Messenger Monte Cristo Multnomah Northern Light Old Settler Olympian Otter S.G. Simpson Teaser Telegraph Triumph Wenat WT Preston Zephyr Sidewheelers Alaskan...