 The vessel is now nearly always referred to as "Clermont", but no contemporary account called her by that name.A full-sized, 150 foot long by 16 foot wide steam-powered replica, named "Clermont," was built for the 1909 Hudson-Fulton Celebration in New York, by the Staten Island Shipbuilding Company at the Mariners' harbor yards.The replica's design and final appearance was decided by an appointed commission who carefully researched Fulton's steamer from what evidence and word-of-mouth had survived to the early 20th century.