Sidewheel steamer ELIZA ANDERSON at Yesler Wharf in Seattle harbor.
{{en| Original photographer unknown. Built in 1859, operated between Olympia and Victoria for many years; was sent north during the Klondike gold rush and wrecked at Dutch Harbor. See also Prosch Seattle album v. 2, p. 64. *Subjects (LCTGM): Side wheelers--Washington (State)--Seattle *Subjects (LCSH): Eliza Anderson (Side wheeler)
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- c. 1884
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