Harvest Queen Towing the Glenelvan of Glasgow, Scotland - 1897
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The Harvest Queen, a large sternwheeler at 200 feet long, was often used as a tug to tow ocean-going sailing ships up and down the Columbia River.
The Harvest Queen, a large sternwheeler at 200 feet long, was often used as a tug to tow ocean-going sailing ships up and down the Columbia River. Built in 1878, she was dismantled in 1899, a couple years after this photo was taken.
The Glenelvan, a three-masted ship, was even longer than the Harvest Queen. Built in 1895 for the grain trade, she was 265 feet long and could carry 3200 tons of cargo.
-- This photo is restored and printed by Old Oregon.
| Photographer | Unknown |
|---|---|
| Location | Columbia River |
| Subject | Ships and Boats |
| Decade | 1890s |
| Print Maker | Old Oregon |
| Original Type | Cabinet Card |
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