Delta Queen

The Delta Queen is a historic paddlewheel steamboat that operated on U.S. rivers, primarily the Mississippi and Ohio. Built in 1927, it became famous for its classic design, luxury accommodations, and long-standing tradition of river travel. Known for its wooden construction and distinctive wheel at the stern, it provided passengers with a nostalgic and relaxing way to experience America's inland waterways. Over the years, the Delta Queen has been a symbol of river cruising heritage, offering scenic journeys and a unique glimpse into historic river transportation.