Steamboats and ferries collection, 1821-1986.

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Steamboats and ferries collection, 1821-1986.

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Articles, tickets, freight receipts, timetables, pamphlets, clippings, souvenir booklets, maps, and handbills, 1840-1986, concerning Hudson River steamboats, including a New York State Senate report on the accident involving the steamboat SWALLOW, 1845, and a pamphlet on the loss of the steamboat LEXINGTON, 1840. Miscellaneous records of the Garrison-West Point Ferry, 1821-1925, consisting of agreements, letters, indentures, deeds, financial reports, mortgages, contracts, timetables, and its charter.

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Campbell University, Wiggins Memorial Library

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Campbell University, Wiggins Memorial Library

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Garrison-West Point Ferry.

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Putnam County Historical Society (N.Y.)

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