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The Belfont Was Widely Traveled - The Waterways Journal

The Belfont was built in 1926 by the Marietta Manufacturing Company, Point Pleasant, W.Va., with a steel hull 100 by 24 feet.

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U S Dredge William S Mitchell - The Waterways Journal

The William S. Mitchell was the fourth and final steam sidewheel dredge built for the U.S. Engineers’ Kansas City District.

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Venerable Dredges Still Proving Their Value - The Waterways Journal

The present low-water situation on the Mississippi River brings the importance of the large Corps of Engineers dredges to prominence.

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Senator Combs The Beginning Of A Modern Oil Fleet - The Waterways Journal

Weekly journal focused on inland marine, towboat, barge, river, shipbuilding, jobs, training and other maritime news

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Missouri River Leviathans - The Waterways Journal

Four large steam-powered dredges built for the U.S. Engineer Department opened up the Missouri River for navigation.

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