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English: Stern-wheel steamboat Occident, at Albany, Oregon, near Red Crown Mills (white building on right), and also near where a railroad bridge would be built across the Willamette River. Historian Corning, who inspected the original, stated that a uniformed band and the top hats worn by the passengers mark the image as depicting a special occasion. |
| Date | stated to be circa 1870 in source, but cannot be earlier than 1875. |
| Source | G.B. Abdill Collection, reproduced in Corning, Howard McKinley, Willamette Landings, Oregon Historical Society (2d Ed. 1973) ISBN 87595-042-6, facing page 119. |
| Author | Unknown author |
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