Histoire
This passenger vessel (cruise ship) was built in 1969 by Blount Marine in Warren, RI.
Notes historiques
George Schneider writes: She was designed with a special bow and bow ramp fitted for beaching to allow passenger boarding. As built she had 20 staterooms and passenger capacity was limited to 42 for cruises longer than 6 days. Her dimensions were restrained to enable passage through the New York Barge Canal System, and her superstructure could be lowered to fit under the bridges there.
Propriétaires et capitaines
In 1970-74 she was owned by American Canadian Cruise Line (Luther Blount), Warren CT USA.
In 1975-81 she was owed by Navigable River Travel Inc. Memphis TN USA.
In 1986-92 she was owned by Padleford Packet Boat Co., St Louis MO USA.
In 1993 she was owned by American Waterways Inc, Tacoma WA USA.
In 1995-96 she was owned by Waterways Boat Co., Juneau AK USA.
In 1997-2003 she was owned by Glacier Bay Marine Services Inc, Juneau AK USA.
In 2004-2006 she was owned by G B Vessel Acquisition LLC, Seattle WA USA.
In 2007 she was owned by Washington National Bank, TSTEE, Seattle WA USA.
In 2008-2017 she was owned by Henry L. Tomingas, Anchorage AK USA.
In 2018-2019 she was owned by U. S. owners in Girwood WA USA.
In 2020-2026 she was owned by Cogignition LLC, Jackson WY USA and registered at Juneau AK USA.
Références
Marine Engineering/Log Magazine, September 1969, Page 90. Merchant Vessels of the United States (1969-1989) and digital records (1992-2026)
