page_title: USS Adirondack (ID-1270)
hierarchical_section_title: USS Adirondack (ID-1270)
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context_page_description: Adirondack, a steel-hulled side-wheel river passenger steamship displacing 3,882 long tons, was built by J. Eaglis and Sons, at Greenpoint, Brooklyn, New York, in 1896, for the Hudson Navigation Company, the "People's Line". Her keel was laid 8 June 1895, and she was launched within five months, probably October 1895, with her fitting out completed in time for the summer 1896 season.
context_section_description: Adirondack, a steel-hulled side-wheel river passenger steamship displacing 3,882 long tons (3,944 t), was built by J. Eaglis and Sons, at Greenpoint, Brooklyn, New York, in 1896, for the Hudson Navigation Company, the "People's Line". Her keel was laid 8 June 1895, and she was launched within five months, probably October 1895, with her fitting out completed in time for the summer 1896 season.
caption: Adirondack photographed prior to World War I. Note her extensive hogging brace.
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