Category:Snoqualmie (ship, 1919)

English: Snoqualmie was a wooden steamship launched at Seattle, Washington, U.S. on August 11, 1919. The vessel was named for the Snoqualmie Tribe, in honor of their peoples' friendship with pioneer settlers and their war record in service to the United States. Many tribal members traveled to Seattle and took part in the launching ceremonies.^[1] Snoqualmie was sold in 1922 to a company in Peru and renamed Presidente Leguía. The ship burned on February 6, 1924, at El Callao, Peru.^[2]

↑ Kate Borst christening the steamer "Snoqualmie," August 11, 1919, Museum of History and Industry.
↑ Carlos J. Mey; Miguel A. Galdeano. Presidente Leguía (in Spanish). Historia y Arqueología Marítima.

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Kate Borst christening the steamer "Snoqualmie," August 11, 1919 (MOHAI 6565).jpg 700 × 549; 62 KB
Launch of the steamer Snoqualmie at the Puget Sound Bridge & Dredging Company shipyard, Seattle, August 11, 1919 (MOHAI 8834).jpg 700 × 552; 64 KB
Launching of the steamer "Snoqualmie," August 1919 (MOHAI 7194).jpg 700 × 556; 66 KB
Snoqualmie Indians at launching of steamer "Snoqualmie," August 11, 1919 (MOHAI 6566).jpg 700 × 549; 59 KB

[1] Kate Borst christening the steamer "Snoqualmie," August 11, 1919, Museum of History and Industry.

[2] Carlos J. Mey; Miguel A. Galdeano. Presidente Leguía (in Spanish). Historia y Arqueología Marítima.

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