Alaska Steamship Company
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- Feb 14, 1895The Willapa Prepares for the NorthA new steamship line launches its pioneer vessel to capture the growing trade between Puget Sound and Alaska.Seattle, WA
- Mar 4, 1895Loaded to the Rails: Seattle Sends Its First Alaska SteamerCrowds packed Schwabacher’s wharf as the Willapa left for the north with 79 passengers, horses, sleds and more freight than it could carry.Seattle, WA
- Jan 15, 1904After Disaster, Shipyards ScrutinizedFollowing the tragic Clallam disaster, federal inspectors turn a watchful eye toward ongoing construction at Tacoma’s Heath shipyards.Tacoma, WA
- Jan 25, 1904The Jefferson Joins the FleetA new steamship built in Tacoma shipyards prepares for its maiden voyage to Alaska, complete with modern refrigeration.Puyallup River, Tacoma, WA
- Mar 26, 1904The Jefferson Prepares for its LaunchingEngineer George Lent prepares for the upcoming launch of the steamer Jefferson at the Port Townsend shipyards.Tacoma, WA
- Apr 12, 1904Tacoma’s Shipbuilding Future Hinges on Dredging the PuyallupBusiness leaders push to deepen the river channel as the Alaska Steamship Company confirms plans to expand its fleet in Tacoma.Puyallup River, Tacoma, WA