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Model of a stern wheel river boat at the San Francisco Maritime Museum. Image taken and uploaded by User:Leonard G.
The display card reads:
- Model of the Upper Sacramento River Steamer Red Bluff. Boats
- of this type, extremely shallow draft stern wheelers called "skimmers,"
- were developed in the 1850s to run between Sacramento and Red
- Bluff, the final head of navigation. This Red Bluff, the third boat of
- that name, was built in 1894 and ran until the early 1930s.
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