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So-called Petersburg Boat, a pole boat of ten tons carrying capacity used on the upper Savannah River between Augusta and Petersburg, Georgia. | ||
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From Harper's Weekly, February 26, 1887, 159. | ||
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c. 1887 | ||
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| Description |
So-called Petersburg Boat, a pole boat of ten tons carrying capacity used on the upper Savannah River between Augusta and Petersburg, Georgia. | ||
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From Harper's Weekly, February 26, 1887, 159. | ||
| Date |
c. 1887 | ||
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