021 Captain Mary B Greene

National Rivers Hall of Fame podcast by Bill Wiemuth

Oct 25, 201705:47Education

One of the handful of early female Captains, she grew to be legendary. This episode highlights the amazing life and career of Captain Mary Becker Greene. Captain Mary ended her career aboard the infamous "Delta Queen" st...

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