After reviewing the deletion, I think the error is technical.  I am on a Hughes Sat network that uses transparent proxies.  This was causing me to log in and out from page to page.  The original article which was not the correct article went through and posted when I switched to SSL wiki server.  This was unexpected, and as I was editing the article to the correct format it was deleted. (roughly 60-90 seconds from the originally post)   Due to this technical error the correct post was never entered into wiki.

This would have been the correct post if the article had not been deleting during editing and if I had not had technical issues which inadvertly caused me to post the incorrect format of the article.

The Clifton Steamboat Museum
The Clifton Steamboat Museum is located at 8727 Fannett Rd, Beaumont, Texas.  The museum art galleries portray the wars fought in Southeast Texas and Louisiana, as well as the Steamboat era, World War I, World War II, Korea, and Vietnam.  The museum offers many historical exhibits of Texas and the Beaumont - Port Arthur region.

The Clifton Steamboat Museum consists of a 24,000 square feet, two-story museum that is handicap accessible, and contains various exhibits. The theme of the museum is "Heroes... Past, Present, and Future," honoring both American military and civilian heroes.  Upper art galleries of the museum feature original bronze sculptures; Native American artists, wildlife, and frontier paintings from famous artists. A special gallery in the museum is dedicated to the Boy Scouts. This boy scouts gallery features many historical scouting artifacts, some dating back before the 1960's. There is also the tugboat, "Hercules," standing at 36 feet high, 22 feet wide, and 92 feet long.


List of Current Exhibits:

1. "Freedom's Warrior" by Charles Banks Wilson 
      1b. Eagle Statue by Max Turner 
2. Clifton's Bedroom Furniture 
3. Clifton Family Gallery 
4. Port Arthur Grain Elevator 
5. Hercules Engine & Artifacts 
6. City of Beaumont - History
7. Area and Beaumont History (Models by William T. Faucett) 
8. Herring Coe & Albert Merrikin 
    8b. Texaco Mississippi by H.G. Lewis 
9. Battle of Sabine Pass 
10. Battle of Calcasieu Pass (Models by Robert V. Hass - Murals by Jack Feagan)
11. Second Texas Navy (Models by Robert V. Hass, Prints by Fred Toler) 
12. First Texas Navy & Texas Republic Currency 
13. Civil War Weapons & Currency 
14. CSS Alabama vs. USS Hatteras (Models by Robert V. Hass) 
15. Battle of Galveston (Murals by Jack Feagan, Prints by Claude Monet, Sam McCausland) 
16. Battle of Galveston (Murals by Jack Feagan)
     16a. Works of Matchett Herring Coe 
17. Texas Heroes Gallery: Lighted murals and several Presidents (William Henry Huddle, Lajos Markos, Stephen Seymour Thomas, H.A. McArdle, Larry Wheeler) (1-3)
17b. Antartica's First Lady: Edith 'Jackie' Ronne was the first American woman to reach the Antartica. 
18. Sabine Pass Lighthouse: Port Arthur Mardi Gras, & USS Spruance (Jack Feagan) 
19. WWI posters & Rockwell prints (Norman Rockwell)
     19b. Field of Blue (G.W. Lundeen) 
20. Battle of Guadalcanal (Sculptures by William Hunter.  Prints by Jim Laurier, Robert Taylor, Colonel Charles Waterhouse, Shigeo Koike, John Young, Roy Grinnell, David Poole, & C. S. Bailey) 
21. WWII Aircraft Models (Models by Bill Janis) 
22. Pearl Harbor Survivors (Jerry Crandall, John Ficklen) 
23. WWII Pacific Theater(Models by Bill Janis, Prints by Shigeo Koike, C. C. Beall, Ted Wilbur, R.G. Smith) 
24. WWII European Theater (Sculpture by Michael Garman.  Prints by Jerry Crandall. Models by Bill Janis) 
25. Jes MacArthur & Corwin Mendenhall 
26. Korean Conflict (R.A. Benjamin) 
27. Future exhibits
28. Vietnam Conflict 
29. US Navy: retired officers & ships (Whalen) 
30. US Navy current officers & ships 

So I think I understand why my original post was deleted - basically because I was unable to enter the correct article within the 90 seconds from creation to deletion.  If this is correct, can you please tell me if this article would be acceptable.  I plan on adding bio's for all the museums artist's, so please let me know where, if any, I am not in compliance with wiki.

Sincerly