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Fr. Edward J. Dowling, S.J. Marine Historical Collection
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Original name: Mount Stephen. Other name(s): Empress of Fort William, 1910. Ship owner: Inland Lakes, Ltd., 1908, Empress Transportation, Co. Ship builder: Swan, Hunter & Wigham Richardson., 1908, United Kingdom, England, Wallsend-on-Tyne Engine builder: North Eastern Marine Engine Co., 1908 Year ship built: 1908 Year engine built: 1908 Creator: Inland Lakes, Ltd. Final disposition: Lost by enemy action (Mine), Febuary 27, 1916, over Dover. Regisrty closed, August 1, 1916. Remarks: Canaller. George Stephen, later Lord Mount Stephen - First President of C.P.R. Hold Fast at Craigallachie. Registry number: C. 125443. Hull number: 813 Vessel type: Bulk Freighter Contributor(s): North Eastern Marine Engine Co.; Swan, Hunter & Wigham Richardson. Height: 22.3 ft. Width: 43 ft. Length: 250 ft. Stroke length: 36 in. Gross tonnage: 2181 t. Net tonnage: 1382 t. Materials: Steel Engine type: Triple expansion Piston 1: 20.5 in. Piston 2: 33 in. Piston 3: 54 in. |
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