- Look up
sidewheel or side-wheel in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Sidewheel, or
Sidewheeler or
Sidewheels may
refer to:
Sidewheel steamer, type of paddle...
- USS Mississippi, a
paddle frigate, was the
first ship of the
United States Navy to bear that name. She was
named for the
Mississippi River. Her sister...
- City of
Detroit III,
often referred to as just D-III, was a
sidewheel steamer on the
Detroit River and Lake Erie. She was one of the
largest sidewheelers...
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during the
American Civil War. She was
renamed USS
Wolverine in 1905. The
sidewheel steamer Michigan was
built in
response to the
British Government arming...
- The
first USS
Rhode Island was a side-wheel
steamer in the
United States Navy,
commissioned in 1861.
Rhode Island was
built in New York City, in 1860 by...
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sidewheel steamer transferred to the Navy in 1849 that
served as a
troop transport during the Mexican–American War. USS Alabama (1850), a
sidewheel steamer...
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originally built in 1910 and
restored for
operation since 1976. It is the last
sidewheel-propelled
vessel on the
Great Lakes.
Sister ships Bluebell and Mayflower...
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Ancon was an ocean-going
wooden sidewheel steamship built in San
Francisco in 1867. She
carried both p****engers and freight. In her
early career she was...
- of the
United States Navy: USS S****acus (1862), a wooden, double-ended
sidewheel gunboat of the S****acus
class that
served in the
American Civil War...
- The PS
General Slo**** was a
sidewheel p****enger
steamboat built in Brooklyn, New York, in 1891.
During her
service history, she was
involved in a number...
