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USS Col. Barnett

Passenger-freight Steamer:

Laid down 1914 at Cronton-on-Hudson, N.Y. for the U.S.Army Quartermasters Corp. and the wooden hulled steamer Col. Barnett

Launched, in 1914

Delivered, date unknown to U.S. Army Quartermaster Corp

Assigned to the U.S Army Coast Artillery Corp (USCAC)

Christened, commissioned and placed in service as U.S. Army Passenger-freight steamer USS Col. Barnett

Col. Barnett provided service between Fort Slocum, N.Y. and and lower Manhattan in New York, City.

Retired from U.S. Army service, date unknown

Final Disposition, fate unknown

Specifications:
Displacement 128 t.
Length 98'
Beam 20'
Depth of Hold unknown
Draft 7'
Speed unknown
Complement unknown
Passengers unknown
Cargo Capacity unknown

Propulsion

boiler(s)

reciprocating steam engine(s)

two propellers

Click On Image For Full Size Image	Size	Image Description	Contributed By
301309701	46k	USS Col. Barnett underway in New York Harbor, circa 1930s Westchestergov.com - The Army's Century on Davids Island, Fort Slocum, New Rochelle, N.Y.	Tommy Trampp
301309702	46k	USS Col. Barnett tied up at the end of the passenger pier at Fort Slocum, circa mid-1930s Westchestergov.com - The Army's Century on Davids Island, Fort Slocum, New Rochelle, N.Y.	Tommy Trampp
301309703	151k	USS Col. Barnett underway near Fort Slocum, circa mid-1930s Coast Artillery Index

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