It was a cool September day in 1856 when a mighty steamboat on the Missouri River sank to the bottom after hitting a tree hidden under the waters. The goods it carried were lost for more than a century, but now you can see the 200 tons of goods that the steamboat was loaded with before it sank.
It was a cool September day in 1856 when a mighty steamboat on the Missouri River sank to the bottom after hitting a tree hidden under the waters. The goods it carried were lost for more than a century, but now you can see the 200 tons of goods that the steamboat was loaded with before it sank.