Histoire
This passenger/freight vessel was built in 1848 in New York, NY.
Notes historiques
This vessel was launched in New York in 1849 as a Coney Island excursion ferry.
In 1850 this vessel was brought around Cape Horn to the Pacific Coast for the California Steam Navigation Co. and worked the Sacramento river route.
In 1858 this vessel worked the between Victoria Vancouver Island and New Westminster British Columbia and on to Olympia WT. This vessel was unable to work up the Fraser River.
In 1860 this vessel returned to the USA.
In 1862 this vessel was on the Columbia River between Portland OR and the Cascades.
In 1877 this vessel worked the Victoria BC to New Westminster BC route.
In 1881 this vessel worked on the east coast of Vancouver Island.
In 1883 this vessel was laid up.
In 1890 this vessel was broken up at Victoria BC Canada.
Propriétaires et capitaines
In 1850 she was owned by the California Steam Navigation Co.
In 1860-1878 she was owned by the Oregon Steam Navigation Co.
In 1878 she was owned by John Irving.
In 1881 she was owned by Thomas L. Briggs.
In 1881-1883 she was owned by Joseph Spratt, Victoria BC Canada.
In 1883 she was owned by the Canadian Pacific Navigation Co., Victoria BC Canada.
Capitaines
Captain George Rudlin;
Références
- Affleck, Edward L. (2000)
- Newell, Gordon (Ed.) (1966)
- Wilson, Hill (2005) The Marine Pilots of Canada's West Coast
- LAC RG12, A1, Vol 414 Shipping Registers Victoria BC
- heritage.canadiana.ca ↗
