DescriptionA. B. Valentine (1845 towboat) from Ringwald 1972.jpg
English: The steam towboat A. B. Valentine. The steamer, originally named Santa Claus, was built in New York in 1845 for passenger and freight service between Kingston, New York, and New York City. In 1856 her passenger accommodations were removed and she was converted into a towboat, then rebuilt again in 1869 and renamed A. B. Valentine. The steamer was broken up in 1901.
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before 1902
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Ringwald, Donald C. (1972). The Mary Powell: A History of the Beautiful Sidewheel Steamer Called "Queen of the Hudson". Berkeley, CA: Howell-North Books. p. 19.
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