Steamboats of Coos Bay - List of Vessels

List of Vessels

Inland steam and river boats of Coos Bay
Name Type Year Built Where Built Builders Owners Gross Tons Length Disposition
Messenger sternwheeler 1872 Empire City Capt. M. Lane 136 91' burned 1876 at Coos Bay, total loss
Juno propeller 1906 Marshfield 32 60.8' unknown
Millicoma sternwheeler 1909 Marshfield Frank Lowe 14 55' later converted to gasoline engine, rebuilt 1917 as propeller, ult. dispo unk.
Pedler sternwheeler 1908 Marshfield S. Gilroy 407 124' unknown, 1910
Fay No. 4 sternwheeler (gasoline) 1912 North Bend 179 136' Transferred to California, 1913
Life-Line propeller (gasoline) 1912 Marshfield 36' Foundered off coast June 5, 1923, just south of Neahkanie Mountain, while en route from Coos Bay to Kelso. Crew survived, hull washed ashore and buried by sand.
Rainbow sternwheeler 1912 Marshfield Frank Lowe Coos River Trans. Co. 75 64' Abandoned 1923

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