LOCATION FILE
Captain Meriwether Lewis Dredge
FOLLOWBrownville, NE
DIRECTIONS →OVERVIEW
A 1932 river dredge, a National Historic Landmark, now dry-docked at Brownville as the Museum of Missouri River History; it is one of few surviving vessels of its type built for flood control on U.S. rivers.
REPORTED ACTIVITY
Museum staff and visitors describe the dredge as haunted, reporting footsteps and a sense of presence; the surrounding historic village of Brownville carries several other local ghost stories.
VISITING
Open to the public as a museum during posted seasons.
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