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USED Snagboat Tom Stallings


Sternwheel Snagboat:
  • Built in 1929 for the US Army Engineers at Charles Ward Engineering Co., Charleston, W.VA.
  • Launched, 25 May 1929
  • Delivered to the the US Army Corps of Engineers in 1929
  • Christened, Commissioned and placed in service as USED Snagboat Tom Stallings in 1929
  • Assigned to the US Army Corps of Engineers Memphis District
  • Retired from US Army service, date unknown
  • Sold at public sale to Patton-Tully Transportation Co., Memphis in 1952
  • Final Disposition, dismantled in 1954
    Specifications:
    Displacement 263 t.
    Length 127'
    Beam 30'
    Draft 4.1'
    Speed unknown
    Complement unknown
    Crane unknown
    Propulsion
    two non-condensing steam engines, 10’s-4’2” stroke, rated at 147hp at 20rpm
    two coal fired Ward return-flue boilers
    sternwheel

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    Tom Stallings
    303202702
    76k USED Snagboat Tom Stallings with barges in tow, date and location unknown.
    University of Wisconsin-Madison Digital Library
    John Spivey
    Tom Stallings
    303202701
    98k USED Snagboat Tom Stallings clearing snags on a river, date and location unknown
    University of Wisconsin-Madison Digital Library
    John Spivey

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