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Constitution (1829 steamboat)

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through Buffalo Bayou and docked in Houston on 1 June 1837. However, unable to turn the steamer around at Houston, the captain ran the engines in reverse for six-and-a-half miles, turning it about at a wide segment of the bayou now named for the steamship and the event: Constitution Bend.
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for the same purpose, but detractors of the Houston town site objected that a truer test would be a much larger ship. The Allen brothers accepted the challenge. They hired Captain Edward Auld to pilot the steamer from
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This article is about an 1829 steamboat packet out of New Orleans.. For the frigate also known as “Old Ironsides”, see
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freight and passengers from his brig, passing through shallow waters to gain access to
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service between Galveston and New Orleans. He ran it aground in January 1838 near
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From Sail to Steam: Four Centuries of Texas Maritime History, 1500–1900
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as far as their new town site. They had already dispatched the
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Galveston-Houston Packet: The Steamboats on Buffalo Bayou
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for a demonstration voyage to prove the navigability of
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in 1829. It had a draft of seven feet and seven inches.
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up Buffalo Bayou again. Instead, he offered monthly
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was designed as a riverboat, and built at a yard in
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Index

USS Constitution

New Orleans
Galveston, Texas
Brazos River
Matagorda, Texas
steamboat
Republic of Texas
New Orleans
Cincinnati
Augustus Chapman Allen
John Kirby Allen
Houston
Buffalo Bayou
Laura
Galveston
packet
Sabine Pass, Texas
Francis Cynric Sheridan
lightering
Galveston Island





ISBN
978-1609495916
Portal
Texas

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