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SS Trail
SS ''Trail'' was a sternwheeler used for freight on the Columbia River and Arrow Lakes in British Columbia, Canada. Built to replace SS ''Kootenai'',〔"Steamships on the Columbia." Columbia River. N.p., n.d. Web. 29 July 2015.〕 ''Trail'' began service on June 11, 1896 and operated until she burned down in 1900.〔"Steamships Of The Columbia." Edgewood Cap. N.p., n.d. Web. 29 July 2015.〕
==Construction==
By 1896, the earlier sternwheeler ''Kootenai'' had aged and was in need of a replacement. The new steamer was built at the shipyard in Nakusp, British Columbia by J. McCain and was named ''Trail''. Her engines likely came from ''Kootenai'', but her boiler was probably new, as the local newspaper, ''The Miner'', reported on April 11 that SS ''Nakusp'' had brought one down from Arrowhead, British Columbia.〔Turner, Robert D. (1998). ''Sternwheelers and Steam Tugs''. Winlaw, British Columbia: Sono Nis Press.〕 ''Trail'' was an important addition to the Columbia River fleet due to heavy traffic from mining and railway development and at 633 gross tons, she was the largest vessel in the fleet, alongside ''Nakusp''. ''Trail'' was designed as a larger and improved version of ''Kootenai'' and although she was not a passenger ship, she was attractive.〔 ''Trail'' was launched on May 7, 1896, and began freight service on June 11.〔Volovsek, Walter. "Steamships on the Columbia." Trails in Time. N.p., n.d. Web. 29 July 2015.〕
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