Mary Powell walking beam in the mud along Rondout Creek. 1931-1932. Donald C. Ringwald Collection, Hudson River Maritime Museum.
Mary Powell being dismantled on Rondout Creek, October 1, 1923. Wilton Collection, Hudson River Maritime Museum.
Promotional calendar from Ulster County Savings Bank, 1968, featuring the Mary Powell. Donald C. Ringwald Collection, Hudson River Maritime Museum.
Mary Powell steam whistle on exhibit at the Albany Institute of History and Art, 1981. Donald C. Ringwald Collection, Hudson River Maritime Museum.
Mary Powell along the Rondout, barge in foreground. Donald C. Ringwald Collection, Hudson River Maritime Museum.
Bell of the Mary Powell on display at Indian Point Park, a Hudson River Day Line landing and recreational park. Donald C. Ringwald Collection, Hudson River Maritime Museum.
Mary Powell along Rondout Creek, aft and upper decks missing, some partial hogging trusses, walking beam, and some superstructure remain. Photo taken July 5, 1926. Donald C. Ringwald Collection, Hudson River Maritime Museum.
Mary Powell along Rondout Creek beyond covered barges. Note that her smoke stacks have been removed. 1920. Donald C. Ringwald Collection, Hudson River Maritime Museum.
Mary Powell being scrapped, Boston Herald, 1925
From the Boston Herald, May 3, 1925 — “All that remains of the S. S. Mary Powell, the ‘Pride of the Hudson.’” Shows the Mary Powell in process of being scrapped. Donald C. Ringwald Collection, Hudson River Maritime Museum.
Cottage constructed of timbers from the Mary Powell, with her nameboard over the porch, located in Connelly, NY. Donald C. Ringwald Collection, Hudson River Maritime Museum.