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Mv Library Hosts Presentation On Bertrand Shipwreck Missouri Valley

mv Library Hosts Presentation On Bertrand Shipwreck Missouri Valley
mv Library Hosts Presentation On Bertrand Shipwreck Missouri Valley

Mv Library Hosts Presentation On Bertrand Shipwreck Missouri Valley Peter rea, supervisory park ranger at the desoto national wildlife refuge, gave a presentation on the bertrand steamboat at the missouri valley public library on thursday evening. “to me, …. Peter rea, supervisory park ranger at the desoto and boyer chute national wildlife refuges, gave a presentation on the bertrand steamboat at the missouri valley public library on thursday evening .

mv Library Hosts Presentation On Bertrand Shipwreck Missouri Valley
mv Library Hosts Presentation On Bertrand Shipwreck Missouri Valley

Mv Library Hosts Presentation On Bertrand Shipwreck Missouri Valley Background. desoto national wildlife refuge, located near missouri valley, iowa, is home to a premier archeological collection of over 250,000 artifacts excavated from the buried wreck of the steamboat bertrand. on april 1, 1865, the sternwheeler hit a submerged log, twenty five miles north of omaha, nebraska. Steamboat bertrand museum, missouri valley, iowa. 546 likes. desoto national wildlife refuge, located near missouri valley, iowa, is home to a premier archeological collection of over 250,000. The ship never reached its destination. on april fools’ day bertrand was proceeding up the missouri past de soto, neb., some 25 miles upstream of omaha, when it hit a snag. fortunately for the passengers and crew, the wreck occurred in daylight, the weather was mild, the boat took 10 minutes to sink, and no one died. Missouri valley — on april 1, 158 years ago, the steamboat bertrand hit a snag and foundered just north of omaha. while no lives were lost, most of the cargo was, due to an unfortunate sinking.

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Top Things To Do In missouri valley Iowa

Top Things To Do In Missouri Valley Iowa The ship never reached its destination. on april fools’ day bertrand was proceeding up the missouri past de soto, neb., some 25 miles upstream of omaha, when it hit a snag. fortunately for the passengers and crew, the wreck occurred in daylight, the weather was mild, the boat took 10 minutes to sink, and no one died. Missouri valley — on april 1, 158 years ago, the steamboat bertrand hit a snag and foundered just north of omaha. while no lives were lost, most of the cargo was, due to an unfortunate sinking. The bertrand was a steamboat which sank on april 1, 1865, while carrying cargo up the missouri river to virginia city, montana territory, after hitting a snag in the river north of omaha, nebraska. half of its cargo was recovered during an excavation in 1968, more than 100 years later. today, the artifacts are displayed in a museum at the. A presentation sunday at desoto national wildlife refuge focuses on the discovery of the bertrand’s wreck site, and the artifacts recovered from it. the bertrand was headed to montana to deliver supplies to a mining town when it wrecked and sank in april of 1865. dean knudsen, curator of the steamboat bertrand museum, says the artifacts.

Exploring The Steamboat bertrand And Its Artifacts 150 Years Later
Exploring The Steamboat bertrand And Its Artifacts 150 Years Later

Exploring The Steamboat Bertrand And Its Artifacts 150 Years Later The bertrand was a steamboat which sank on april 1, 1865, while carrying cargo up the missouri river to virginia city, montana territory, after hitting a snag in the river north of omaha, nebraska. half of its cargo was recovered during an excavation in 1968, more than 100 years later. today, the artifacts are displayed in a museum at the. A presentation sunday at desoto national wildlife refuge focuses on the discovery of the bertrand’s wreck site, and the artifacts recovered from it. the bertrand was headed to montana to deliver supplies to a mining town when it wrecked and sank in april of 1865. dean knudsen, curator of the steamboat bertrand museum, says the artifacts.

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