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English: The New England steamboat Daniel Webster. Note that while the information in the file states that the steamer was built in 1854, she was actually built in 1853 and entered service in April of that year.
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Source American Steam Vessels, page 135, from image available on line from the Great Lakes Maritime Society
Author Samuel Ward Stanton (1870-1912)
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