Gordon C. Greene
St. Louis, MO
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HistoryThe GORDON C. GREENE, built as the CAPE GIRARDEAU and being renamed several times in her life ended up in St. Louis, MO, as RIVER QUEEN. She sank there on 1967. When the river stage is very low, some remainings of her hull can still be seen on the St. Louis riverfront between the Eads Bridge and the Admiral casino.
Find out more about the boat in our GORDON C. GREENE history document.
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