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The Steamboat Era Museum in Irvington, Virginia, offers a fascinating look at the history of steamboat travel in the Northern Neck. The museum highlights Captain Bayton’s pivotal role in revolutionizing river transportation. Bayton operated steamboats on the Rappahannock River, making vital connections between the Northern Neck and larger urban centers during the 19th century.The museum’s exhibits showcase a variety of artifacts and historical displays, shedding light on the influence of steamboats in shaping local commerce and culture. Visitors can explore the technology, transportation, and economic impact of the steamboat era.
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