GENERAL BUTLER (shipwreck)
Burlington, Vermont • Chittenden County
Burlington, Vermont • Chittenden County
The General Butler was a steamboat that tragically sank in Lake Champlain off the coast of Burlington, Vermont. Its remains lie submerged, a testament to its operational past.
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