Old steamboat days on the Hudson River; tales and reminiscences of the stirring times that followed the introduction of steam navigation (1907)
Buckman, David Lear · New York : The Grafton press · leaf 44
in 1826. They were a marked improvementon the Chancellor Livingston. They cut down boththe time to Albany, as well as the fares, and becamegreat favorites with the public. They were muchlonger and of greater beam. The question was gravelyconsidered whether craft of this length could be ex-pected to… … a Some of the Old-timers 21 Albany . . . . 212 Swallow . 224 DeWitt Clinton . . 233 Alida .... . 265 Connecticut . . 300 Empire State . 304 Hendrik Hudson . 320 Oregon . 330 Isaac Neivton . 338 New World . 385 C. W. Morse (Peoples Line, 1907) . 427 Princeton (Peoples Lin( J, 190 8) . . 440 This…
Steam-navigation -- Hudson River (N.Y. and N.J.)
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