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This Nashville-Built Boat Operated Nearly 80 Years - The Waterways Journal

The James H, built in 1940, had 800 hp. from a pair of Atlas six-cylinder direct-drive diesels turning a maximum 300 rpm.

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The Ewd. B. Warner Was Built At Memphis But Had Nashville Ties

The diesel towboat Ewd. B. Warner worked for a number of Nashville-based companies under several different names.

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Bridging Time: Edmund Pettus Bridge in Selma, Alabama

In Selma, Alabama, the Edmund Pettus Bridge is the most famous thing in the community skyline — but for all the wrong reasons.

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An Early Diesel Boat With a Long Career - The Waterways Journal

Nashville Bridge Company, Nashville, Tenn., built the 720 hp. W.W. Fischer for Central Sand & Gravel Company of Memphis, Tenn., in 1929.

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The Bull Calf Was One Of The Most Innovative Towboats - The Waterways Journal

One of the most significant towboats built during the 1930s was the Bull Calf, a somewhat obscure small boat crafted by Nabrico in 1939.

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