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City of Charleston It was a time not so long ago when wooden hulled steam powered sternwheelers ruled the river. These were the days when names like Campbell's Creek and Hatfield were the big names in the coal business  |
| Frame denotes print available as Giclee on canvas | This is a contemporary painting of the City of Charleston. The three vessels shown, the M/V Lawson Hamilton, the Momma Jeanne and the P.A. Denny have been familiar water crafts on the Kanawha River for many years. Edition Size: 25 Artist enhanced giclee on canvas $750.00 Image Size: 22” x 44” |
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