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SS Corinthian

From Graces Guide

Corinthian (II) 6,226 Tons

  • Propulsion: Steel Screw Triple Exp.
  • Built: 1900 by Workman, Clark and Co
  • Listed Tonnage: 6,227
  • Notes: Employed in succession on Liverpool, Glasgow and London service.
  • History:
  • 1917: Taken over by CPOS and converted from passenger and cargo to cargo only.
  • 1918: Wreked in Bay of Fundy

1904 See description of a voyage from Glasgow to Canada at SS Corinthian: 1904 Voyage

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