Bell Harbor
Operating a 102 year old 125 foot long ship can be tricky, especially in tight quarters
This page is for collecting notes on operating the steam engine in the steamship Virginia V, the last operating wood passenger steamer in the US.
The engine is a triple expansion, double acting, three cylinder steam engine. It was designed by John T. Heffernan and built in downtown Seattle by Heffernan Engine Works.
Operating a 102 year old 125 foot long ship can be tricky, especially in tight quarters
Operating a 102 year old 125 foot long ship can be tricky, especially in tight quarters
When operating a steam plant, once must use all their senses
Parts of a one inch globe valve