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...n in honour of the ship the SS ''Telefon'', a Tyne-built a Norwegian cargo steamship which was damaged amongst the islands in 1908 and lay here awaiting repairs ...

...orm, were wrecked upon these rocks. One of these was classified as an iron steamship, with a cargo of wheat. The date of loss was cited as 2 December 1894. ...

On 28 June 1904 the Norwegian steamship SS ''Norge'', carrying 727 passengers and 68 staff members, on its way to N ...

...Henry Bell, whose ''Comet'' was the world's first commercially successful steamship. In 1851 the marine engineer Robert Napier built the statue which today mar ...

...at Captain Roberts set out and crossed the Atlantic in the first passenger steamship, "The Sirius".<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.buildingsofireland.ie/niah/sea ...

The canal was privately built with the support of steamship owners Mr David Napier and Mr John McMurrick<ref>[http://www.arrocharherita * ''Many a Slip... The Balloch Steam Slipway''. Pub. by The Loch Lomond Steamship Company. ...

On [[Loch Katrine]], visitors can travel on the historic steamship SS ''Sir Walter Scott'', while cruises on Loch Lomond can be taken from Tar ...

In January 1897, with the pier almost completed, a major steamship company operating in the area announced that they would be sailing to Woody ...

...n 1815 this yard was involved in launching the ''City of Cork'', the first steamship built in Ireland. The other and bigger dockyard was the Royal Victoria Dock The first steamship to cross the Atlantic to America was under the command of Lt. Richard Rober ...

...vely wealthy merchant by the name of MacIver, whose shop received goods by steamship from Glasgow and distributed them not only to other 'Scorreachean' (natives ...

* SS ''Abessinia'', a 453-foot German steamship that drove onto Knifestone, Outer Farnes, on 3 September 1921. * ''Brittania'', a 740-ton, 210-foot British cargo/passenger steamship that struck the Callers, Outer Farnes, in thick fog on 25 September 1915. ...

In 1914 the Cunard Steamship Company commissioned the construction of new headquarters for the company. ...ar Line to form Cunard White Star Line, which became the largest passenger steamship company in the world, helping to make Liverpool one of the most important c ...

...n 1899 he resided at Park Road, Penarth, Glamorgan. On 6 February 1899 a steamship he half-owned named "Ramsey", registered at Cardiff, was stranded and lost ...

There is one identified shipwreck, a steamship ''The Pioneer'', which ran ashore in 1878 with a cargo of iron bars when th ...

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...looking forward over that great sheet of water at the distant smoke of the steamship. Dick, busy with the binoculars, was looking at the birds on the mudflats, ...

Over 500 crew and passengers (mostly naval personnel) were lost when the steamship RMS ''Leinster'' was torpedoed and sunk by German U-Boat UB-123 on 10 Octob ...

...to the level of the entrance floor 58 feet above high water mark. A small steamship, the ''Ierne'', was specially constructed for carrying the blocks out to th ...

...Fairbairn (1789–1874) was another engineer who built the first iron hulled steamship the ''Lord Dundas'' and built over 1,000 bridges using the tubular steel me ...

...o, and the ship is upside down on the sea bed. The wreck of the steel-clad steamship is now a popular dive site.<ref name=bsac>{{cite web|title=Southern Europe In 1916, the SS ''Rosslyn'', a steamship of more than 3,600 tons out of [[Liverpool]], [[Lancashire]], having discha ...