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- Lurline was a steamboat that served from 1878 to 1930 on the Columbia and Willamette rivers. Lurline was a classic example of the Columbia river type of steamboat. (en)
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- Dismantled, upper works to L.P. Hosford, hull abandoned near Government Island on Columbia River
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- Designed by Jacob Kamm; joiner work by James Reed (en)
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- Dismantled, upper works to L.P. Hosford, hull abandoned near Government Island on Columbia River (en)
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- length of keel, overall (en)
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- Vancouver Transportation Co. others later, including Harkins Transportation Co. (en)
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- sternwheel, , 17 buckets, each bucket long, 24 inches wide, with 26 inch dip. (en)
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- about 17 miles per hour maximum (en)
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- Lurline was a steamboat that served from 1878 to 1930 on the Columbia and Willamette rivers. Lurline was a classic example of the Columbia river type of steamboat. (en)
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- Lurline (1878 sternwheeler) (en)
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