 Callville Nevada – Colorado River Steamship LandingCallville Nevada is a ghost town and Colorado River Steamboat port, which is now submerged below the waters of Lake Mead. Bishop Anson Call founded… |
 Colorado SteamshipsFrom 1852 through 1909, Colorado Steamships ferried people and supplies up and down the Colorado River to mining camps and outposts. Following the discovery of… |
 Needles – Colorado River Steamship LandingNeedles, California, located along the Colorado River, played a significant role in the history of steamship navigation in the American Southwest during the mid-19th to… |
 Owens Lake SteamshipsToday it is difficult to imagine, but at one time not so long ago, Owens Lake Steamships ferried supplies and silver ore across Owens Lake… |
 Potholes California – Colorado River Steamship LandingPotholes is a former gold mining camp and ghost town located in Imperial County, California. |
 Rioville Nevada – Colorado Steamship LandingFounded in 1865, Rioville, Nevada was founded by Daniel Bonelli at the confluence of the Virgin River and the Colorado River. Bonelli was a Mormon… |
 Sacramento River SteamshipsPhotograph of a view of the steamship J.D. Peters on the Sacramento River, 1900-1910. The large steamship is at center and is spewing dark smoke… |