Greyhound (1890 sternwheeler)
http://dbpedia.org/resource/Greyhound_(1890_sternwheeler) an entity of type: Thing
The Greyhound was an express passenger steamer that operated from the 1890s to about 1915 on Puget Sound in Washington, United States. This vessel, commonly known as the Hound, the Pup, or the Dog, was of unusual design, having small upper works, but an enormous sternwheel. Unlike many sternwheelers, she was not intended for a dual role as passenger and freighter, but was purpose-built to carry mostly passengers on express runs.
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Greyhound (1890 sternwheeler)
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Greyhound
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1890
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two , hurricane
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Claude Troup; joiner work by P. Cartsens, Portland, Oregon
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1890
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Greyhound
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sternwheel, , 16 buckets, each bucket long, 20 inches wide, with dip.
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inland steamship
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The Greyhound was an express passenger steamer that operated from the 1890s to about 1915 on Puget Sound in Washington, United States. This vessel, commonly known as the Hound, the Pup, or the Dog, was of unusual design, having small upper works, but an enormous sternwheel. Unlike many sternwheelers, she was not intended for a dual role as passenger and freighter, but was purpose-built to carry mostly passengers on express runs.
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