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Comments:	Update 04/18/2025: <br> I spoke with some employees of the Queen Island paddle steamer. The Penny machine was broken and was subsequently removed without replacement; no one knows why. Instead, they told us to buy a souvenir photo from the photographer during boarding later at the ship's kiosk for $15, so we could have our souvenir. Such a disgrace. What a pity for the beautiful Penny paddle steamer. <p> Island Queen. In the early 1980s, Memphis was preparing to open the MUD ISLAND RIVER Park and Memphis Riverboats was to have a role in the new adventure. The idea of the Island Queen was born. In 1983, “Capt. Tom” competed the Island Queen, a 100-ft. long vessel with an enclosed first, deck a covered second deck, and a partially covered third deck. <p> Designs were: . <br> 1) 'Memphis Queen II 1955 National Landmark' The Memphis Queen. <br> 2) 'Island Queen 1984 Port OF Memphis, TN', Island Queen, <br> 3) 'Memphis Queen III 1979 Port OF Memphis, TN". Memphis Queen III, <br> 4) 'Softshell Turtle Port of Memphis, TN', an anchor and a softshell shell turtle . <p>
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Island Queen

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45 Riverside Dr
Memphis, TN , 38103

Phone: (901) 527-2628

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Update 04/18/2025:
I spoke with some employees of the Queen Island paddle steamer. The Penny machine was broken and was subsequently removed without replacement; no one knows why. Instead, they told us to buy a souvenir photo from the photographer during boarding later at the ship's kiosk for $15, so we could have our souvenir. Such a disgrace. What a pity for the beautiful Penny paddle steamer.

Island Queen. In the early 1980s, Memphis was preparing to open the MUD ISLAND RIVER Park and Memphis Riverboats was to have a role in the new adventure. The idea of the Island Queen was born. In 1983, “Capt. Tom” competed the Island Queen, a 100-ft. long vessel with an enclosed first, deck a covered second deck, and a partially covered third deck.

Designs were: .
1) 'Memphis Queen II 1955 National Landmark' The Memphis Queen.
2) 'Island Queen 1984 Port OF Memphis, TN', Island Queen,
3) 'Memphis Queen III 1979 Port OF Memphis, TN". Memphis Queen III,
4) 'Softshell Turtle Port of Memphis, TN', an anchor and a softshell shell turtle .

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