Like the wrecked Bertrand near DeSoto, its salvage attempts ran aground — until success in the 1960s

The Bertrand, bound for Montana Territory during a gold rush, sank in the Missouri River in 1865. Over 100 years later, the wreckage was located in DeSoto National Wildlife Refuge.

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