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A Three-man Scuba Diving Team...is puncturing the hull of the sunken steamboat Bertrand at DeSoto National Wildlife Refuge near Missouri Valley. What they find may determine how best to preserve the century-old hulk.

Scuba Divers...bubble near the surface of the pond covering the sunken steamboatd Bertrand at the DeSoto National Wildlife Refuge. Marker at left informs visitors of the century-old boat's remains. The three-man scuba diving team is determining how…

Showing Old Bottles...recovered from the sunken steamship Bertrand at DeSoto National Wildlife Refuge is Maia Sornson, curator of the Bertrand artifacts museum. Miss Sornson has been cataloging the millions of items recovered from the wreckage and…

Examining Sleigh Bells...recovered from the cargo of the sunken steamboat Bertrand are Jim Salyer of the Federal Fish and Wildlife Service and U.S. Sen. John Culver, D-Iowa. They and other interested parties met Friday in DeSoto Bend to plan the…

A Watery Grave...is again the resting place of the Steamboat Bertrand. Work on the artifacts from the ship will be increasing this summer at DeSoto National Wildlife Refuge. A new staff member will arrive at DeSoto Monday to work with preservation…

Opening A Hatch...on the three-foot scale model of the steamship Bertrand is John Carrier, park service employee at the DeSoto National Wildlife Refuge near Missouri Valley. The steamer model, which the Bertrand museum just purchased for $300, was…

Bertrand (and Museum
Civil War steamboat which sank in Missouri River
DeSoto Bend Wildlife Refuge

Photograph of Grenville M. Dodge at the controls of an electrical car.

Photograph of Anne Dodge and her nurse

Postcard photograph of General G. M. Dodge's funeral procession.

Postcard photograph of General G. M. Dodge's funeral procession.

Reproduction of a painting of Grenville Mellen Dodge.

Engraved portrait of Grenville Mellen Dodge. Same as P221.

Unidentified photograph of a boat ride.

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Photograph of military funeral procession of W. L. Murphy.

Photograph of Caffrey 2nd, a racehorse owned by E. T. Waterman. History of Caffrey 2nd on the back of the photograph.

Printed at bottom of image: "Caffrey 2nd: Morgan Stallion owned by E. T. Waterman, Council Bluffs, Iowa."

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Photograph of soldiers at the Trans-Mississippi Exposition.

Photograph of crowds at theTrans-Mississippi Expostion Grand Plaza

Photograph of the Illinois Bulding at the Trans-Mississippi Exposition.

Photograph of the Wisconsin Building at the Trans-Mississippi Exposition.
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