O. E. Lewis (1895). Later Rock Creek, General Lee

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Name/Title

O. E. Lewis (1895). Later Rock Creek, General Lee

Entry/Object ID

2017.14.003

Description

O. E. Lewis (1895) Year Built: 1895 Built By: Author Story Built At: Essex, Mass Built For: Boston & Winthrop Steamboat Company Official Number: 155271 Purchase Price: Length: 101 feet Beam: 20 feet Depth of Hold: 5 feet Tons: 162 Gross, 135 Net Propulsion: Twin Screws of 56 inches diameter Hull: Wood Engine: Two expansion engines with cylinders of 10, 14 and 20 inches. Passenger Capacity: 800 Purchased by: Rock and Stoney Creek Steamboat Company in 1903, Ocean Navigation Company of Norfolk in 1907 Route: Baltimore to Rock Creek, Norfolk to 1907 Jamestown Exposition, Norfolk to North Carolina ports Captains: Captain David Gardner in 1895 Previous Name: Later Name: Rock Creek in 1903, General Lee in 1907 Comments: 1903, 30 November. The Baltimore Sun reported that steamer Rock Creek was lengthened by 20 feet by E. J. Tull and will take her place on the Rock Creek route. Disposition: Burned in 1910