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William Scott Shipbuilders was a short-lived
shipbuilder in Bristol,
England in the 19th
century and an
early producer of steamships. The yard was important...
- Co., Ltd. in
South Korea for the Norway-based firm,
Wilhelmsen Lines Shipowning. In 2001, the
vessel was at the
centre of the
Tampa affair when its crew...
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operated merchant ships for 122 years. It was one of the UK's
larger shipowning and
operating companies, and as such had a
significant role in the country's...
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Andrea Corrado (Albissola Marina, 15
October 1873 – Genoa, 1963) was an
Italian ship-owner. The son of a well
known Genoese boat builder,
Andrea Corrado...
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Symphoniker and the
Philharmoniker Hamburg. The hall is
named after the
German shipowning company F. Laeisz,
founder of the
concert venue. The
Baroque Revival Laeiszhalle...
- the 4th
Baron Nunburnholme, and
former head of the
prominent English shipowning family of
Thomas Wilson Sons & Co.
Genealogical details on Cracroft's...
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Philip C. Shera), a
World War II
Liberty Ship
owned by the Los and
Pezas shipowning families. When the
captain of the
merchant vessel S.S.
Berwind dies, Ed...
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vessels comprising dry bulk
carriers and
product tankers.
Apart from
shipowning and operation, MBC is also
engaged in ship
management and
operates a container...
- in the late 18th century,
ancestors of
Charles Booth of the
Liverpool shipowning family.
There is one high school,
Beamont Collegiate Academy, and several...
- 2024 it was
announced that
Sanko would sell
their last
vessel and exit
shipowning after 90
years of existence. In
summer 2014,
Elliott disclosed a 6.7%...
