Eureka

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Eureka is a historic side-wheel paddle steamboat and former ferry now preserved as a museum ship in San Francisco.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf ferryboat
historic ship
museum ship
paddle steamboat
side-wheel paddle steamer
associatedWith San Francisco Maritime Museum collection
category historic ferryboat
steamship museum exhibit
constructionMaterial wood
country United States of America
surface form: United States
currentLocation San Francisco Maritime National Historical Park
San Francisco, California, United States of America
surface form: San Francisco, California
formerName Ukiah
hasEngineType walking beam steam engine
heritageValue significant example of 19th–20th century bay ferry design
historicDesignation National Historic Landmark
National Register of Historic Places
surface form: National Register of Historic Places listing
locatedInWaterbody San Francisco Bay
mooredAt Hyde Street Pier
notableCharacteristic one of the largest wooden ships still afloat
side-wheel paddle configuration
openToPublic true
operator San Francisco Maritime National Historical Park
owner National Park Service
paddleConfiguration side-wheel
preservationPurpose maritime history education
propulsionType steam-powered
serviceArea San Francisco Bay
serviceRole San Francisco Bay Ferry
surface form: San Francisco Bay ferry
shipName Eureka self-link
status museum ship
preserved
usedFor carrying automobiles
carrying passengers
carrying railroad cars
vesselType passenger ferry
railroad ferry

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Eureka shipName Eureka self-link