Category:Twilight (ship, 1871)

Steamboat "Twilight" was constructed in Bath by a Mr. Patten in 1871 and brought to Lowe's Bridge by the Bangor & Piscataquis Railroad. It was then hauled by 30 pairs of oxen (60 animals) under the direction of Captain Frey to Moosehead Lake. In 1888, it was rebuilt under the ownership of the Coburn Steamboat Co. It operated on the lake until early 1900s when it burned. A second Twilight was built in 1910, by Stillman Sawyer of Greenville for Coburn Steamboat Co. On February 26, 1941, the new Twilight sank while overwintering at Moosehead Lake.