Name/Title
Steamboat BertrandEntry/Object ID
L9999.999.620Description
Steamboat Bertrand is the story of the history, excavation and architecture of the steamboat that went at DeSoto Bend on the Missouri River in the state in Nebraska. The ship went down in 1865, it was discovered and excavated in 1969, and a new visitors' center was opened to the public in 1981. The cargo was found, restored and is now on display for all to see what was important to the western settlers. It was first published by the National Park Service.
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Bertrand(Steamboat, Shipwrecks-Missouri River, Steamboat BertrandBook Details
Author
Jerome E. PetschePlace Published
City
Missouri ValleyState/Province
IowaDate Published
1981Call No.
Western PELCCN
72-600352Notes
Copy No.: 2