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Yellowstone River
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The Yellowstone River is a tributary of the Missouri River, approximately 671 miles long, in the Western United States. Considered the principal tributary of the upper Missouri, via its own tributarie
Yellowstone Falls on the Yellowstone River in Yellowstone National Park
Yellowstone Falls on the Yellowstone River in Yellowstone National Park
The river steamer Expansion on the Yellowstone River in Montana, 1907
The river steamer Expansion on the Yellowstone River in Montana, 1907
Yellowstone River Fishing Bridge 1959
Yellowstone River Fishing Bridge 1959
Black Canyon of the Yellowstone
Black Canyon of the Yellowstone
Grant Marsh
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Grant Prince Marsh was a riverboat pilot and captain who was noted for his many piloting exploits on the upper Missouri River and the Yellowstone River in the Western United States from 1862 until 188
Far West steamboat, ca 1870s. The Far West and other mountain boats were shallow-draft boats designed for the shallow waters of the Missouri River. It
Far West steamboat, ca 1870s. The Far West and other mountain boats were shallow-draft boats designed for the shallow waters of the Missouri River. It was said that all the water their pilots needed for those boats was a "heavy dew."
In 1871, Capt. Marsh superintended the construction of the Str. "Nellie Peck" in Brownsville, Pennsylvania. He served as master of the boat, bringing
In 1871, Capt. Marsh superintended the construction of the Str. "Nellie Peck" in Brownsville, Pennsylvania. He served as master of the boat, bringing her to the Missouri River in 1871. The boat is pictured at the levee in Ft. Benton in 1872.
Grant Marsh superintended the construction of the Str. "Josephine" in 1873. That year, she made her first trips up the Yellowstone River under Capt. M
Grant Marsh superintended the construction of the Str. "Josephine" in 1873. That year, she made her first trips up the Yellowstone River under Capt. Marsh for Custer's Seventh Cavalry. In 1875, under Marsh's command, she conducted an exploration of the Yellowstone, going further up the river than any boat before or since. (Montana Historical Society collection)
Grant Marsh home, 513 Douglas St., Yankton, South Dakota. The home is used as an office and classroom by the adjacent Christ Episcopal Church.
Grant Marsh home, 513 Douglas St., Yankton, South Dakota. The home is used as an office and classroom by the adjacent Christ Episcopal Church.