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Dangerous Visions short stories Alexander Griggs (1838–1903) was an American steamboat captain and politician.

jpg|The small steamboat Towahloondah, 1889, S R Stoddard.

Storm surge flooding damaged coastal installations along the shores of Mobile Bay, and several steamboats were either sunk or blown ashore.

The first 'Mount Washington' steamboat was built here in 1872.

Cobden's Women's Institute held a picnic on the shores of Muskrat Lake in 1912 featuring a steamboat ferry ride across the lake.

In the 1860s, steamboats were made on the island.

They came by steamboat and by rail, joining local day students from the Pittsburgh area.

The arrival of steamboats in 1819 and steam launches rendered the small Wherry, with its limited capacity, obsolete for mass public transport use, often heavy wash from steamers rocked or sank small wherries and frightened potential passengers away.

Lake Mégantic was used for log floating, with a steamboat used to tow the logs to the sawmill.

From Warren Landing the passengers and cargo were transferred to a smaller steamboat, which covered the last to Norway House.

The first oceangoing steamboat went from Hoboken, New Jersey, around the southern tip of New Jersey, and ended in Philadelphia.

The moorings holding White Cloud burned through and the burning steamboat drifted slowly down the Mississippi River, setting 22 other steam boats and several flatboats and barges on fire.

An issue that had bothered Chittenden from the start was the location of the locks on Salmon Bay; either location would compromise the interests of the various parties involved, including residents, mill owners, and steamboat owners.