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The steamboat Henrietta arrived in Mankato on April 27, 1897. The next day she made a round-trip from Mankato to St. Peter with 250 people who paid 25 cents each. The sternwheeler was 170 feet long, had three decks and could carry 300 passengers. It was the last time a steamboat stopped in Mankato.
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