[3 Freight Tickets] of the Homer Ramsdell Transportation Company, for the Steamer Newburgh.
Newburg, NY: 1890-1891. 3 sheets. 8.5" x 3.5" inches. Very good, light tearing and staining, minor soiling. Item #46156
Three Homer Ramsdell Transportation Company freight tickets for boots and shoes from T.S. Gardner, for the Steamer Newburgh: (1) Dated November 13th, 18[?], for Trip 128; (2 )Dated September 4th, 1890, for Trip 107; 3) Dated May 22nd, 1891, for Trip 40.
"One year before the launching of the “Homer Ramsdell,” the Homer Ramsdell Transportation Company had the propeller steamboat “Newburgh” built at Philadelphia. The “Newburgh” was launched at the Quaker city on April 1, 1886, and the steamer “Homer Ramsdell” was constructed as a consort for the “Newburgh” on the New York line. These two vessels plied this route until 1899 when a new company was formed. This new company, the Central Hudson Steamboat Company, was formed out of the former Poughkeepsie Transportation Company and the Romer & Tremper Line of Rondout." Hudson River Maritime Museum blog (hrmm.org/history-blog/category/homer-ramsdell-transportation-company).
Price: $20.00