Geschichte
This passenger vessel (cruise ship) was built in 1969 by Blount Marine in Warren, RI.
Historische Notizen
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.
Eigentümer & Kapitäne
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.
Referenzen
Marine Engineering/Log Magazine, September 1969, Page 90. Merchant Vessels of the United States (1969-1989) and digital records (1992-2026)
