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Listen: The Gospel Program"Hiawatha" grounded at Hart's Point - Palatka, Florida.
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Photographed in front of the bow, from left to right: unidentified boy, Gwen Robson, Roby Robson, Mable Hackney, and Col. Hart's granddaughter and great-granddaughter.
The Hiawatha was an inboard stern-wheeled steamboat. It travelled the Ocklawaha River for the Hart Line. It was registered number 200721, and had Palatka as its first home port. It had a gross tonnage of 129, and a net of 54. It was 89' long, 23.5' wide, with a depth of 4.6'.
The Hiawatha was built at Palatka in 1904, and abandoned in 1919, at Hart's Point, East Palatka. It was removed in the early 1980s.
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