- The
first steamships came into
practical usage during the
early 19th century; however,
there were
exceptions that came before.
Steamships usually use...
-
which operated under a
branch of the
company known as
Canadian National Steamships,
later CN Marine. Swan
Hunter and
Wigham Richardson of Wallsend, England...
-
service to
Halifax beginning in
April 1839
using steamships with 300 horsepower. The
Great Western Steamship Company,
which had
opened its
pioneer Bristol–New...
- and
Pacific steamships. Many
immigrants travelled on CP
ships from
Europe to Canada. In 1914 the
sinking of the
Canadian Pacific steamship RMS Empress...
-
Several steamships have been
named Baltic: SS Baltic (1850) — a wooden-hulled
sidewheel steamer with the
American Collins Line,
which held the Blue Riband...
- than
making the
longer trip to
Woods Hole and New Bedford. In 1855, the
steamships were
replaced by the
Island Home, the company's
first vessel specifically...
-
Hempstead following their departure from the British-owned
Elder Dempster Steamship Company.
Waterman and ****ociates
started with just one ship, the Eastern...
- Washington, a
former Austro-American Line
steamship, and Huron,
Aeolus and Callao, all
former North German Lloyd steamships, were
added to the
service by the...
- SS
Chelyuskin (Russian: «Челю́скин», IPA: [tɕɪˈlʲuskʲɪn]) was a
Soviet steamship,
reinforced to
navigate through polar ice, that in 1934
became ice-bound...
- Line,
Steamships Archived 2008-05-13 at the
Wayback Machine Norway Heritage:
Allan Fleet List Gjenvick-Gjønvick Artchives: "Allan Line
Steamship Fleet...
