page_title: Columbia (1835 steamboat)
hierarchical_section_title: Columbia (1835 steamboat)
caption_attribution_description: English: Advertisement for steamboat service on the Columbia.
context_page_description: Columbia is former steamship owned by the New York and Charleston Steam Packet Company, and built no later than 1835. This was the first coastal steam packet in the United States. The steamer was also the first of the Charles Morgan Line.
  Columbia could run on wind or steam power, holding one mast both fore and aft of its side paddlewheels and its single smoke stack.
context_section_description: Columbia is former steamship owned by the New York and Charleston Steam Packet Company, and built no later than 1835. This was the first coastal steam packet in the United States. The steamer was also the first of the Charles Morgan Line.
  Columbia could run on wind or steam power, holding one mast both fore and aft of its side paddlewheels and its single smoke stack.
caption: Advertisement for the steamboat Columbia, 
  10 February 1838 (Via the Portal to Texas History)
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