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STEAMBOAT ACCIDENT, 1882. Article from an American newspaper of October 1882 reporting
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STEAMBOAT ACCIDENT, 1882. Article from an American newspaper of October 1882 reporting
STEAMBOAT ACCIDENT, 1882.
Article from an American newspaper of October 1882 reporting on the burning, 30 September of the same year, of the steamboat Robert E. Lee on the Mississippi River
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Media ID 12401358
1882 Mississippi River News Newspaper October Paddle Steamer Paddle Wheel Riverboat Robert Shipwreck Steam Steamboat Southeast
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STEAMBOAT ACCIDENT, 1882: A Glimpse into America's Maritime Tragedy". This print takes us back to the late 19th century, capturing a moment frozen in time. The image showcases an article from an American newspaper dated October 1882, reporting on the devastating steamboat accident that occurred just days before. On September 30th of that same year, tragedy struck as the renowned paddle steamer Robert E. Lee met its fiery demise on the mighty Mississippi River. The photograph offers a glimpse into this catastrophic event that shook the nation. The charred remains of the once majestic riverboat serve as a haunting reminder of lives lost and dreams shattered. As we delve deeper into history through this visual artifact, we are transported to a time when steam-powered vessels were at their peak. The text accompanying this poignant image provides valuable insight into how news was disseminated during those times. It reminds us of the power newspapers held in shaping public opinion and spreading information across vast regions like never before. Though it is important to note that commercial use should not be mentioned for copyright reasons, this print serves as both a historical document and a testament to human resilience in face of adversity. It invites us to reflect upon our shared past while appreciating how far we have come in terms of maritime safety and technology advancements since that fateful day in 1882.
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