The steamboat Ticonderoga is one of two remaining side-paddle-wheel passenger steamers with a vertical beam engine of the type that provided freight and passenger service on America's bays, lakes and rivers from the early 19th to the mid-20th centuries.
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A must-visit beautiful paddlewheel ship at the heart of Shelburne museum! Whenever we visit the museum, the ship is a must-visit! It’s preserved exceptionally well, from the engines all the way up to the lounges and cabins! We went on a fairly empty weekday, so the lady working gave us some info about the ship and showed us some spots we never would’ve seen on our own! Always surprised by this place as you learn something...
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This is set in the Shelburne museum in VT. This steamship has been fully restored and is so beautiful. It sits on a hill in the Museum. The story of the ship is amazing as how the ship got to it's final resting place. It tells the story of a whole different era in American History. This is so worth the trip. The whole museum is handicap accessible and the people working there really...
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An absolute must thing to see while at the Shelburne Museum. It is the centerpiece of the outdoor complex and is a short walk from the main entrance/gift shop. Lots of character and history of this rare boat and the amazing story of how it got on land. There is usually someone in the wheelhouse to ask questions. There are guided...
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