From Tribune files: Majestic riverboats dock at Riverside Park in La Crosse
Here's a look back at the various steamboats that have docked downtown.
America and Queen of the Mississippi
The America, left, and the Queen of the Mississippi tie up at Riverside Park in 2017.
American Queen and Queen of the Mississippi
The American Queen, left, and the Queen of the Mississippi docked in La Crosse in 2014.
Queen of the Mississippi
Liam Conradt, 5, of La Crosse rides his bicycle along the levee — and the visiting Queen of the Mississippi riverboat — in 2017 at Riverside Park.
Queen of the Mississippi
The Queen of the Mississippi docks in 2017 at Riverside Park.
Queen of the Mississippi
Bikers ride along the Mississippi River levee in Riverside Park in 2013 along side the Queen of the Mississippi.
Queen of the Mississippi
Passengers and onlookers view the Queen of the Mississippi from Riverside Park while it was docked in 2012.
Queen of the Mississippi
The Queen of the Mississippi is seen docked along the levee at Riverside Park in 2012.
Queen of the Mississippi
The Queen of the Mississippi is seen in 2012 docked at Riverside Park.
Queen of the Mississippi
La Crosse County Historical Society volunteers, from left, Pam Brose, George Italiano, Peg Warner and John Soldberg don period clothing during a 2012 visit of the Queen of the Mississippi at Riverside Park.
American Queen
The American Queen is shown here docked at Riverside Park in fall 2013.
American Queen
Dorina Lukins, left, and Peg Warner of the La Crosse Historical Society wait to greet passengers from the American Queen in 2015 at Riverside Park.
American Queen
The American Queen is shown here docked at Riverside Park in 2012.
American Queen
The American Queen steams up the Mississippi River in 2013 into La Crosse Thursday.
American Queen
The American Queen is shown docked at Riverside Park in this 2013 photo.
American Queen
The American Queen, a six deck, 418 foot-long steamboat built by McDermott Shipyard for the Delta Queen Steamboat Co. in 1995, docks at Riverside Park in La Crosse in 2012.
Queen of the Mississippi
A mix of blue sky and white clouds complement the four story Queen of the Mississippi as it is docked along the levee in August 2019 at Riverside Park.
Queen of the Mississippi
The Erickson family of Verona, Wis., including Olivia, left, Brad and Alli, visit Riverside Park in August 2019, where the Queen of the Mississippi was docked for most of the day.
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