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| ''Elizabeth''||18??||align="center" | 1846-18?? || ? || Brig, Liverpool -> Montreal || |
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| ''Iowa''||1849||align="center" | 1849-1853 || 879 || Sold 1853, missing 1854 Liverpool -> Australia || |
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| ''Bhurtpoor''||1851||align="center" | 1851-1853 || 978 || Wrecked 18 Sep 1853 Wexford || |
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| ''David Cannon''||1847||align="center" | 1852-1854 || 1331 || Wrecked -6-1854 at Halifax || |
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| ''Fitzjames''||1852||align="center" | 1852-18?? || 1195 || || |
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| ''Jessie Munn''||1852||align="center" | 1852-1863 || 733 || Sold 1863, sold foreign 1868 || |
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| ''Tantivy''||18??||align="center" | 1852-18?? || ? || || |
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| ''Defence''||18??||align="center" | 1853-18?? || ? || || |
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| ''Arabian''||1853||align="center" | 1854-18?? || 980 || || |
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| {{Ship||Red Jacket|clipper|6}} || 1853 ||align="center" | 1854–1878 || 2305 || Sold 1866, hulk 1882 || [[File:Redjacketclipper.jpg|250px]] |
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| ''Emma''||1853||align="center" | 1854-18?? || 1049 || || |
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| ''Golden Era''||1853||align="center" | 1854-1858 || 1556 || Lost 22 Jun 1858 || |
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| ''Mermaid''||1853||align="center" | 1854-18?? || 1321 || Wrecked 1883 || |
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| ''White Star''||1854||align="center" | 1855-1866 || 2340 || Sold 1866 || |
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| ''Shepherdess''||1855||align="center" | 1855-18?? || 1126 || Sank 15 Sep 1860 || |
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| ''Annie Wilson''||1854||align="center" | 1857-18?? || 1191 || Abandoned 1867 || |
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| ''Prince of the Seas''||1853||align="center" | 1858-18?? || 1316 || Burnt Oct 1863 at Melbourne || |
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| ''Blue Jacket''||1854||align="center" | 1858-1863 || 986 || Wrecked 1863 at Saugor Island || |
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| ''Carntyne''||1852||align="center" | 1859-18?? || 940 || Lost 1863 || |
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| ''Shalimar''||1854||align="center" | 1860-18?? || 1402 || Sold 1869 || |
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| ''Electric''||1857||align="center" | 1860-18?? || 1106 || Condemned 1864 || |
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| ''Ocean Home''||1858||align="center" | 1860-18?? || 596 || Sold 1863 || |
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| {{Ship||Blue Jacket|clipper|6}} ||1858||align="center" | 1860–1869 || 1790 || Burnt 9 Mar 1869 near Falklands || |
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| ''Lord Raglan''||1854||align="center" | 1860-18?? || 1904 || Missing 26-2-1863 Liverpool -> Melbourne || |
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| ''Chariot of Fame''||1853||align="center" | 1861-18?? || 2050 || Abandoned Jan 1876 || |
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| ''Queen of the North''||1860||align="center" | 1862-1868 || 1668 || Taken over 1868 || |
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| ''Glendevon''||1862||align="center" | 1862-1870 || 954 || Sold 1870 || |
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| ''Donna Maria'' (ex-''Beaconsfield'')||1862||align="center" | 1862-18?? || 810 || Lost 24 Nov 1877 || |
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| ''Cecilia''||1863||align="center" | 1863-1866 || 612 || Sold 1866 || |
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| ''Albert William''||1863||align="center" | 1863-18?? || 505 || Wrecked Sep 1900 || |
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| ''Royal Standard''||1863||align="center" | 1863-1867 || 2033 || Sold 1867 || |
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| ''Santon''||1863||align="center" | 1863-1866 || 511 || Sold 1866 || |
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| ''Ulcoats''||1863||align="center" | 1863-18?? || 671 || Missing 1874 || |
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| ''Tornado''||1852||align="center" | 1863-1867 || 1720 || Sold 1867 || |
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| ''Golden Sunset''||1863||align="center" | 1864-18?? || 628 || Wrecked 17 Dec 1866 || |
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| ''Sam Cearns''||1864||align="center" | 1864-1867 || 1422 || Sold Jan 1867 || |
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| ''W. H. Haselden''||1864||align="center" | 1864-1866 || 897 || Sold 1866 || |
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| ''Sirius''||1865||align="center" | 1865-1866 || 491 || Sold foreign 1866 || |
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| {{RMS|Oceanic|1870|2}} || 1870 ||align="Center" | 1870–1895 || 3,707 || The first steamship for the White Star Line, and often referred to as the ''Mother of Modern Liners''.<ref name="Cameron2011p183">{{Harvp|Cameron|2011|p=183}}.</ref> During her maiden voyage the ship had to return to Liverpool due to overheated bearings.<ref name="Cameron2011p183"/> || [[File:Builder's model of the Oceanic, 1871.jpg|250px]] |
| {{RMS|Oceanic|1870|2}} || 1870 ||align="Center" | 1870–1895 || 3,707 || The first steamship for the White Star Line, and often referred to as the ''Mother of Modern Liners''.<ref name="Cameron2011p183">{{Harvp|Cameron|2011|p=183}}.</ref> During her maiden voyage the ship had to return to Liverpool due to overheated bearings.<ref name="Cameron2011p183"/> || [[File:Builder's model of the Oceanic, 1871.jpg|250px]] |
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| {{SS|Traffic|1911|2}} || 1911 ||align="Center" | 1911–1927 || Align="Right" | 675 || Tender || [[File:Traffic 1911 01 - copia.jpg|250px]] |
| {{SS|Traffic|1911|2}} || 1911 ||align="Center" | 1911–1927 || Align="Right" | 675 || Tender || [[File:Traffic 1911 01 - copia.jpg|250px]] |
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| {{RMS|Olympic||2}} || 1911 ||align="Center" | 1911–1935 || 45,324 || |
| {{RMS|Olympic||2}} || 1911 ||align="Center" | 1911–1935 || 45,324 || || [[File:Olympic in New York cropped.jpg|250px]] |
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| [[SS Mississippi (1902)|''Belgic'']] || 1913 ||align="Center" | 1911–1913 || Align="Right" | 9,748 || || |
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| {{RMS|Titanic||2}} || 1912 ||align="Center" | 1912 || 46,328 || Sank on her maiden voyage after hitting an iceberg || [[File:RMS Titanic 3.jpg|250px]] |
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| {{SS|Ceramic|1913|2}} || 1912 ||align="Center" | 1913–1934 || 18,400 || || [[File:Ss ceramic.jpg|250px]] |
| {{SS|Ceramic|1913|2}} || 1912 ||align="Center" | 1913–1934 || 18,400 || || [[File:Ss ceramic.jpg|250px]] |
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| [[HMT Southland|''Vaderland'']] || 1910 ||align="Center" | 1914–1917 || 11,899 || || [[File:SSVaderland.jpg|250px]] |
| [[HMT Southland|''Vaderland'']] || 1910 ||align="Center" | 1914–1917 || 11,899 || || [[File:SSVaderland.jpg|250px]] |
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| {{SS|Lapland||2}} || 1909 ||align="Center" | 1914–1920 || 17,540 || || [[File:Rsl 1 (cropped).jpg|250px]] |
| {{SS|Lapland||2}} || 1909 ||align="Center" | 1914–1920 || 17,540 || || [[File:Rsl 1 (cropped).jpg|250px]] |
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| {{Ship|HMHS|Britannic||2}} || 1914 ||align="Center" | 1915–1916 || 48,158 || Sank |
| {{Ship|HMHS|Britannic||2}} || 1914 ||align="Center" | 1915–1916 || 48,158 || Sank after striking a mine || [[File:HMHS Britannic.jpg|250px]] |
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| {{SS|Belgic|1914|2}} || 1914 ||align="Center" | 1917–1923 || 27,132 || || [[File:SS Belgenland.jpg|250px]] |
| {{SS|Belgic|1914|2}} || 1914 ||align="Center" | 1917–1923 || 27,132 || || [[File:SS Belgenland.jpg|250px]] |
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| {{SS|Vedic||2}} || 1918 ||align="Center" | 1918–1934 || Align="Right" | 9,302 || || [[File:Vedic.jpg|250px]] |
| {{SS|Vedic||2}} || 1918 ||align="Center" | 1918–1934 || Align="Right" | 9,302 || || [[File:Vedic.jpg|250px]] |
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| {{SS|Bardic||2}} || 1918 ||align="Center" | 1919–1925 || Align="Right" | 9,332 || || |
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| {{SS|Haverford||2}} || 1901 ||align="Center" | 1921–1925 || 11,635 || || [[File:SS Haverford.jpg|250px]] |
| {{SS|Haverford||2}} || 1901 ||align="Center" | 1921–1925 || 11,635 || || [[File:SS Haverford.jpg|250px]] |
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| {{SS|Poland||2}} || 1897 ||align="Center" | 1922–1925 || Align="Right" | 8,282 || || |
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| {{RMS|Majestic|1914|2}} || 1914 ||align="Center" | 1922–1936 || 56,551 || |
| {{RMS|Majestic|1914|2}} || 1914 ||align="Center" | 1922–1936 || 56,551 || || [[File:Full drawing of the RMS Majestic.jpg|250px]] |
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| {{SS|Pittsburgh||2}} || 1922 ||align="Center" | 1922–1925 || 16,322 || || [[File:Pennland (Bernstein).jpg|250px]] |
| {{SS|Pittsburgh||2}} || 1922 ||align="Center" | 1922–1925 || 16,322 || || [[File:Pennland (Bernstein).jpg|250px]] |
Revision as of 01:46, 16 November 2019
The following is a list of ships operated by the White Star Line.
1846–1889
Ship | Built | White Star service | GRT | Notes | Image |
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Elizabeth | 18?? | 1846-18?? | ? | Brig, Liverpool -> Montreal | |
Iowa | 1849 | 1849-1853 | 879 | Sold 1853, missing 1854 Liverpool -> Australia | |
Bhurtpoor | 1851 | 1851-1853 | 978 | Wrecked 18 Sep 1853 Wexford | |
David Cannon | 1847 | 1852-1854 | 1331 | Wrecked -6-1854 at Halifax | |
Fitzjames | 1852 | 1852-18?? | 1195 | ||
Jessie Munn | 1852 | 1852-1863 | 733 | Sold 1863, sold foreign 1868 | |
Tantivy | 18?? | 1852-18?? | ? | ||
Defence | 18?? | 1853-18?? | ? | ||
Tayleur | 1854 | 1854 | 4,000 | Sank on her maiden voyage. | |
Arabian | 1853 | 1854-18?? | 980 | ||
Error: {{Ship}} missing prefix (help) | 1853 | 1854–1878 | 2305 | Sold 1866, hulk 1882 | |
Emma | 1853 | 1854-18?? | 1049 | ||
Golden Era | 1853 | 1854-1858 | 1556 | Lost 22 Jun 1858 | |
Mermaid | 1853 | 1854-18?? | 1321 | Wrecked 1883 | |
White Star | 1854 | 1855-1866 | 2340 | Sold 1866 | |
Shepherdess | 1855 | 1855-18?? | 1126 | Sank 15 Sep 1860 | |
Annie Wilson | 1854 | 1857-18?? | 1191 | Abandoned 1867 | |
Prince of the Seas | 1853 | 1858-18?? | 1316 | Burnt Oct 1863 at Melbourne | |
Blue Jacket | 1854 | 1858-1863 | 986 | Wrecked 1863 at Saugor Island | |
Carntyne | 1852 | 1859-18?? | 940 | Lost 1863 | |
Shalimar | 1854 | 1860-18?? | 1402 | Sold 1869 | |
Electric | 1857 | 1860-18?? | 1106 | Condemned 1864 | |
Ocean Home | 1858 | 1860-18?? | 596 | Sold 1863 | |
Error: {{Ship}} missing prefix (help) | 1858 | 1860–1869 | 1790 | Burnt 9 Mar 1869 near Falklands | |
Lord Raglan | 1854 | 1860-18?? | 1904 | Missing 26-2-1863 Liverpool -> Melbourne | |
Chariot of Fame | 1853 | 1861-18?? | 2050 | Abandoned Jan 1876 | |
Queen of the North | 1860 | 1862-1868 | 1668 | Taken over 1868 | |
Glendevon | 1862 | 1862-1870 | 954 | Sold 1870 | |
Donna Maria (ex-Beaconsfield) | 1862 | 1862-18?? | 810 | Lost 24 Nov 1877 | |
Cecilia | 1863 | 1863-1866 | 612 | Sold 1866 | |
Albert William | 1863 | 1863-18?? | 505 | Wrecked Sep 1900 | |
Royal Standard | 1863 | 1863-1867 | 2033 | Sold 1867 | |
Santon | 1863 | 1863-1866 | 511 | Sold 1866 | |
Ulcoats | 1863 | 1863-18?? | 671 | Missing 1874 | |
Tornado | 1852 | 1863-1867 | 1720 | Sold 1867 | |
Golden Sunset | 1863 | 1864-18?? | 628 | Wrecked 17 Dec 1866 | |
Sam Cearns | 1864 | 1864-1867 | 1422 | Sold Jan 1867 | |
W. H. Haselden | 1864 | 1864-1866 | 897 | Sold 1866 | |
Sirius | 1865 | 1865-1866 | 491 | Sold foreign 1866 | |
Oceanic | 1870 | 1870–1895 | 3,707 | The first steamship for the White Star Line, and often referred to as the Mother of Modern Liners.[1] During her maiden voyage the ship had to return to Liverpool due to overheated bearings.[1] | |
Atlantic | 1871 | 1871–1873 | 3,707 | ||
Baltic | 1871 | 1871–1889 | 2,122 | ||
Tropic | 1871 | 1871–1873 | 2,122 | ||
Asiatic | 1871 | 1871-1873 | 2,122 | ||
Republic | 1872 | 1872-1889 | 3,984 | Resembled the RMS Oceanic | |
Adriatic | 1872 | 1872–1899 | 3,888 | ||
Celtic | 1872 | 1872-1893 | 1,867 | Sold to the Danish Thingvalla Line and renamed Amerika. Broken up in 1898. | |
Traffic | 1872 | 1872–1896 | 155 | Tender | |
Belgic | 1873 | 1873–1888 | 2,652 | ||
Gaelic | 1873 | 1873–1896 | 2,685 | ||
Britannic | 1874 | 1874–1903 | 5,004 | ||
Germanic | 1875 | 1875–1903 | 5,008 | ||
Arabic | 1883 | 1881–1890 | 4,368 | ||
Coptic | 1881 | 1881–1908 | 4,448 | ||
Doric | 1883 | 1883–1906 | 4,784 | ||
Ionic | 1883 | 1883–1900 | 4,753 | ||
Belgic | 1885 | 1885–1903 | 4,212 | ||
Gaelic | 1885 | 1885–1905 | 4,206 | ||
Cufic | 1885 | 1885–1901 | 4,639 | ||
Runic | 1889 | 1889–1895 | 5,043 | Later renamed the SS Imo, was involved in the Halifax explosion | |
Teutonic | 1889 | 1889–1921 | 9,984 |
1890–1899
Ship | Built | White Star service | GRT | Notes | Image |
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Majestic | 1890 | 1890–1914 | 9,965 | ||
Nomadic | 1891 | 1891–1903 | 5,749 | ||
Tauric | 1891 | 1891–1929 | 5,728 | ||
Magnetic | 1891 | 1891–1932 | 619 | ||
Naronic | 1892 | 1892–1893 | 6,594 | Lost at sea sometime after February 11, 1893. Sister ship of SS Bovic | |
Bovic | 1892 | 1892–1922 | 6,583 | ||
Gothic | 1893 | 1893–1906 | 7,755 | ||
Cevic | 1894 | 1894–1914 | 8,301 | ||
Pontic | 1894 | 1894–1930 | 394 | ||
Georgic | 1895 | 1895–1916 | 10,077 | ||
Delphic | 1897 | 1897–1917 | 8,273 | ||
Cymric | 1898 | 1898–1916 | 13,096 | ||
Afric | 1898 | 1899–1917 | 11,948 | ||
Medic | 1899 | 1892–1921 | 11,973 | ||
Persic | 1899 | 1899–1935 | 11,973 | ||
Oceanic | 1899 | 1899–1914 | 17,272 |
1900–1909
Ship | Built | White Star service | GRT | Notes | Image |
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Runic | 1900 | 1900–1930 | 12,482 | ||
Suevic | 1900 | 1900–1928 | 12,531 | ||
Celtic | 1901 | 1901–1928 | 21,035 | ||
Athenic | 1902 | 1902–1928 | 12,345 | ||
Corinthic | 1902 | 1902–1931 | 12,367 | ||
Ionic | 1903 | 1903–1934 | 12,352 | ||
Cedric | 1903 | 1903–1931 | 21,073 | ||
Victorian | 1895 | 1903–1904 | 8,825 | Renamed SS Russian | |
Armenian | 1895 | 1903–1915 | 8,825 | ||
Arabic | 1903 | 1903–1915 | 15,801 | ||
Romanic | 1898 | 1903–1912 | 11,394 | Renamed SS Scandinavian | |
Cretic | 1903 | 1903–1904 | 13,507 | ||
Republic | 1903 | 1903–1909 | 15,400 | ||
Canopic | 1900 | 1904–1925 | 12,268 | ||
Cufic | 1895 | 1904–1923 | 8,249 | Originally SS American | |
Tropic | 1896 | 1904–1923 | 8,249 | Originally SS European | |
Baltic | 1904 | 1904–1933 | 23,876 | ||
Gallic | 1894 | 1907–1913 | 12,352 | ||
Adriatic | 1907 | 1907–1935 | 24,541 | ||
Laurentic | 1908 | 1908–1917 | 14,892 | ||
Megantic | 1909 | 1909–1933 | 14,878 |
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Ship | Built | White Star service | GRT | Notes | Image |
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Zealandic | 1911 | 1911–1926 | 8,090 | ||
Nomadic | 1911 | 1911–1925 | 1,273 | Tender (Note: only White Star Line vessel still existing) | |
Traffic | 1911 | 1911–1927 | 675 | Tender | |
Olympic | 1911 | 1911–1935 | 45,324 | ||
Belgic | 1913 | 1911–1913 | 9,748 | ||
Titanic | 1912 | 1912 | 46,328 | Sank on her maiden voyage after hitting an iceberg | |
Ceramic | 1912 | 1913–1934 | 18,400 | ||
Vaderland | 1910 | 1914–1917 | 11,899 | ||
Lapland | 1909 | 1914–1920 | 17,540 | ||
Britannic | 1914 | 1915–1916 | 48,158 | Sank after striking a mine | |
Belgic | 1914 | 1917–1923 | 27,132 | ||
Justicia | 1914 | 1917–1918 | 32,234 | ||
Vedic | 1918 | 1918–1934 | 9,302 | ||
Bardic | 1918 | 1919–1925 | 9,332 |
1920–1932
Ship | Built | White Star service | GRT | Notes | Image |
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Gallic | 1918 | 1920–1933 | 11,905 | ||
Mobile | 1909 | 1920 | 16,960 | ||
Arabic | 1909 | 1920–1931 | 16,786 | ||
Homeric | 1913 | 1922–1935 | 35,000 | ||
Haverford | 1901 | 1921–1925 | 11,635 | ||
Poland | 1897 | 1922–1925 | 8,282 | ||
Majestic | 1914 | 1922–1936 | 56,551 | ||
Pittsburgh | 1922 | 1922–1925 | 16,322 | ||
Doric | 1923 | 1923–1935 | 16,484 | ||
Delphic | 1918 | 1925–1933 | 8,002 | ||
Albertic | 1920 | 1927–1934 | 18,940 | ||
Calgaric | 1918 | 1927–1934 | 16,063 | ||
Laurentic | 1927 | 1927–1940 | 18,724 | ||
Britannic | 1929 | 1929–1949 | 26,943 | ||
Georgic | 1932 | 1932–1949 | 27,759 |
References
- ^ a b Cameron (2011), p. 183.
The White Star Sailing Packets, Captain E. A. Woods [1]
Further reading
- Cameron, Stephen (2011). Belfast Shipbuilders: A Titanic Tale (1st ed.). Colourpoint Books. ISBN 978-1-906578-78-7.