Save the Delta Queen: A private initiative to save the steamboat Delta Queen A private initiative to save the steamboat Delta Queen
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  • Delta Queen Memories

    During World War II the Delta Queen served as a floating barracks for the officers and enlisted men of the Naval Net Depot, at Tiburon California. As a ninety day wonder ensign I was sent there from Treasure Island to take charge of a detachment of 250 draftees that were to be quartered there temporarily. I received my orders at about 9:00 a.m. The net tender that was to take me to the Net Depot did not arrive until about 3:00 p.m. By the time I arrived at the Delta Queen the recruits has been sent elsewhere. I lived aboard the Queen until I was given command of the Katlian YNT 16 a tug that was built for service on the Mississippi, but worked the Antisubmarine nets in San Francisco Bay. — George F. Cardas, Lt. USNR (ret)

  • Share your memories!

    Would you like to share your Delta Queen memories here, too? Please send me an e-mail with your memories (keep it short, please!) along with a picture of yourself, or alternatively a Delta Queen picture from the time your memories are dating back. E-Mail: franz.neumeier@steamboats.org

Stickers & T-Shirts

Aug 3, 2007

Wear a "Save the Delta Queen" button, t-shirt or even a teaddy bear and decorate your car with a bumper sticker from the steamboats.org shop (operated by cafepress.com):

If you find someone producing t-shirts etc. for less, just let us know. We’ll be happy to provide you the "Save the Delta Queen" logo for this purpose, though strictly for non-profit use and only in connection with this campaign. See also at "Promotion Material" for the Save the Delta Queen logo in high quality and the bumper sticker template for download.

Remark: Products are being produced in the USA and shipped from there by Cafepress.com. There is only a very small mark-up to their base prices to pay for the expenses at save-the-delta-queen.org, we don’t make any profit with selling these products.

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