WILLIAM WHIGHAM

Steamboat Building in Elizabeth, PA

A Journal of daily activities at the Elizabeth Marine Ways 1898 to 1925

WILLIAM WHIGHAM

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The Steamer WILLIAM WHIGHAM was built in 1919, completed at Coal Valley, PA. This photo shows the WILLIAM WHIGHAM passing the North Pole Ice Cream building which was located near the Point in Pittsburgh.

This photo of the WILLIAM WHIGHAM was taken at West Elizabeth as Elizabeth is clearly shown in the background.

The photo was sent to me in the memory of Captain George Paxon who was licensed to navigate the Mississippi. He at one time decked on the W. P. SNYDER Jr.