Steamboats for the Klondike under construction, Moran Brothers Shipyards, Seattle, Washington, 1898
{{en| On verso of image: 12 sternwheel steamers being built at same time by Moran Bros. for the Klondike Gold Rush in 1898 at Smith's Cove. These boats were to be used for river traffic in Alaska *Subjects (LCTGM): Moran Brothers Company (Seattle,; Wash.); Shipbuilding--Washington (State)--Seattle
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- 1898
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- 768 × 453 pixels
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