Year | Departure | Arrival | Remarks |
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1884 | | Christiania - Christiansand - New York |
1884 | | Feb. 29, launched![Atlantic Journey ID 5124](\images\Blank.gif) |
1884 | | May 14, departed from Copenhagen on her maiden voyage for New York via Christiania and Christiansand![Atlantic Journey ID 5125](\images\Blank.gif) |
1884 | Christiania | May 16 | New York | May 30 | 500 Danish emigrants from Copenhagen, from Christiania 370 and from Christiansand 120![Transatlantc ID](\images\Blank.gif) |
1884 | Christiania | July 10 | New York | July 24 | 160 Norwegian passengers![Transatlantc ID](\images\Blank.gif) |
1884 | Christiania | Sept. 04 | New York | Sept. 19 | 295 Norwegian passengers![Transatlantc ID](\images\Blank.gif) |
1884 | Christiania | Oct. 30 | New York | Nov. 15 | ![Transatlantc ID](\images\Blank.gif) |
1884 | | Nov. 22: departed from New York with about 500 Scandinavian passengers who were returning to their native homes for the Christmas holidays![Atlantic Journey ID 9168](\images\Blank.gif) |
1885 | Christiania | Feb. 22 | New York | Mar. 08 | Capt. Thomsen from Christiania with 40 emigrants. 83 followed from Copenhagen. Cargo: wood pulp, herring and anchovies![Transatlantc ID](\images\Blank.gif) |
1885 | Christiania | Apr. 16 | New York | May 01 | Capt. Thomsen with 400 passengers from Copenhagen, in Christiania about 150 and in Christiansand about 50. Goods loaded in Christiania: cheese, medicine fish oil, anchovies, soap and 100kg split peas. Total 229 Norwegian passengers onboard![Transatlantc ID](\images\Blank.gif) |
1885 | | Christiania - Christiansand - New York |
1885 | | May 9: departed from New York with a party of about 500 Scandinavians, nearly all of whom were returning to their homes in the old country for a short visit. They filled the cabins and the steerage of the vessel![Atlantic Journey ID 9167](\images\Blank.gif) |
1885 | Christiania | June 11 | New York | June 25 | Capt. Thomsen. 230 Norwegian passengers![Transatlantc ID](\images\Blank.gif) |
1885 | Christiania | Aug. 06 | New York | Aug. 19 | ![Transatlantc ID](\images\Blank.gif) |
1885 | Christiania | Oct. 01 | New York | Oct. 17 | ![Transatlantc ID](\images\Blank.gif) |
1885 | | Oct. 17: damaged by fire while moored at the wharf at the foot of Fourthstreet, Hoboken. She was damaged to the extent of $5,000. The fire broke out in the hold and it was a case of spontaneous combustion. The Hoboken Fire Department flooded the vess![Atlantic Journey ID 5127](\images\Blank.gif) |
1885 | Christiania | Nov. 26 | New York | Dec. 14 | ![Transatlantc ID](\images\Blank.gif) |
1886 | Christiania | Jan. 21 | New York | Feb. 06 | ![Transatlantc ID](\images\Blank.gif) |
1886 | Christiania | Mar. 18 | New York | Apr. 03 | 370 Norwegian passengers![Transatlantc ID](\images\Blank.gif) |
1886 | | Christiania - Christiansand - New York |
1886 | Christiania | May 13 | New York | May 28 | 446 Norwegian passengers![Transatlantc ID](\images\Blank.gif) |
1886 | Christiania | July 08 | New York | July 23 | 472 Norwegian passengers![Transatlantc ID](\images\Blank.gif) |
1886 | Christiania | Sept. 02 | New York | Sept. 16 | 383 Norwegian passengers![Transatlantc ID](\images\Blank.gif) |
1886 | Christiania | Oct. 26 | New York | Nov. 12 | ![Transatlantc ID](\images\Blank.gif) |
1886 | | Lost her rudder during a storm 500 miles off the Irish coast on voyage New York - Copenhagen, towed to Greenock. ![Atlantic Journey ID 5128](\images\Blank.gif) |
1887 | Christiania | Jan. 27 | New York | Feb. 14 | ![Transatlantc ID](\images\Blank.gif) |
1887 | Christiania | Mar. 31 | New York | Apr. 17 | Capt. Thomsen, some 250 emigrants left from Christiania from Christiansand another 163. Loaded 360.000-kilo wood pulp in Christiania.![Transatlantc ID](\images\Blank.gif) |
1887 | | Christiania - Christiansand - New York |
1887 | Christiania | May 26 | New York | June 10 | ![Transatlantc ID](\images\Blank.gif) |
1887 | Christiania | July 21 | New York | Aug. 05 | ![Transatlantc ID](\images\Blank.gif) |
1887 | Christiania | Sept. 15 | New York | Sept. 30 | ![Transatlantc ID](\images\Blank.gif) |
1887 | Christiania | Nov. 10 | New York | Nov. 26 | ![Transatlantc ID](\images\Blank.gif) |
1888 | Christiania | Jan. 05 | New York | Jan. 25 | ![Transatlantc ID](\images\Blank.gif) |
1888 | | Feb. 10: returned to New York after springing leak![Atlantic Journey ID 9170](\images\Blank.gif) |
1888 | Christiania | Mar. 29 | New York | Apr. 16 | ![Transatlantc ID](\images\Blank.gif) |
1888 | | Christiania - Christiansand - New York |
1888 | Christiania | May 17 | New York | June 01 | ![Transatlantc ID](\images\Blank.gif) |
1888 | Christiania | July 05 | New York | July 20 | ![Transatlantc ID](\images\Blank.gif) |
1888 | Christiania | Aug. 30 | New York | Sept. 15 | ![Transatlantc ID](\images\Blank.gif) |
1888 | Christiania | Nov. 01 | New York | Nov. 18 | ![Transatlantc ID](\images\Blank.gif) |
1889 | Christiania | Feb. 21 | New York | Mar. 08 | Capt. Thomsen left Christiania with 184 emigrants of who 104 was from Copenhagen. Cargo; 493.950kg wood pulp, 162 barrels of herring, 2.700kg skin, 2.900 kg tinned products, 3.960kg mechanic parts and 400kg sharp cheese![Transatlantc ID](\images\Blank.gif) |
1889 | | March 30. Arrived in Christiania from New York. Cargo: 350 barrels of fat, 200 barrels of syrup and 383 bale of leather![Atlantic Journey ID 4941](\images\Blank.gif) |
1889 | | Christiania - Christiansand - New York |
1889 | Christiania | Apr. 18 | New York | May 04 | Capt. Thomsen from Christiania with 637 emigrants. 425 embarked in Copenhagen. Cargo loaded in Christiania: Wood pulp and 15 barrels of fish oil![Transatlantc ID](\images\Blank.gif) |
1889 | | May 23, arrived in Christiania from New York with 100barrels of lard, 290 barrels of butter, 200 barrels syrup, 200 bales leather, pork fat and machinery![Atlantic Journey ID 4949](\images\Blank.gif) |
1889 | Christiania | June 13 | New York | June 30 | Capt. Thomsen from Christiania with passengers and cargo of: herring, wood pulp and old ropes![Transatlantc ID](\images\Blank.gif) |
1889 | Christiania | Oct. 17 | New York | Oct. 31 | ![Transatlantc ID](\images\Blank.gif) |
1890 | Christiania | Apr. 10 | New York | Apr. 25 | ![Transatlantc ID](\images\Blank.gif) |
1890 | | Christiania - Christiansand - New York |
1890 | Christiania | Aug. 07 | New York | Aug. 22 | ![Transatlantc ID](\images\Blank.gif) |
1890 | | Docked at Gothenburg after suffering slight damages from collision with buoy![Atlantic Journey ID 5129](\images\Blank.gif) |
1890 | Christiania | Oct. 02 | New York | Oct. 19 | ![Transatlantc ID](\images\Blank.gif) |
1890 | Christiania | Nov. 27 | New York | Dec. 16 | 28 Emigrants from Kristiania![Transatlantc ID](\images\Blank.gif) |
1891 | Christiania | Mar. 19 | New York | Apr. 05 | 305 Norwegian passengers![Transatlantc ID](\images\Blank.gif) |
1891 | | Christiania - Christiansand - New York |
1891 | Christiania | May 14 | New York | May 29 | ![Transatlantc ID](\images\Blank.gif) |
1891 | Christiania | July 09 | New York | July 22 | Capt. Thomsen. In Christiania embarked 87 emigrants, loading wood pulp, fish oil, and skin of pike.![Transatlantc ID](\images\Blank.gif) |
1891 | Christiania | Sept. 03 | New York | Sept. 17 | Capt. Thompsen. In Christiania embarked 153 emigrants and loading 210350kilo wood pulp, 402litre beer and 65 barrels of fish oil.![Transatlantc ID](\images\Blank.gif) |
1891 | Christiania | Oct. 29 | New York | Nov. 13 | 70 emigrants from Christiania![Transatlantc ID](\images\Blank.gif) |
1892 | Christiania | Dec. 23 | New York | Jan. 09 | ![Transatlantc ID](\images\Blank.gif) |
1892 | Christiania | Feb. 18 | New York | Mar. 04 | ![Transatlantc ID](\images\Blank.gif) |
1892 | Christiania | Apr. 14 | New York | Apr. 29 | Also reported arrive 1892-04-28![Transatlantc ID](\images\Blank.gif) |
1892 | | Christiania - Christiansand - New York |
1892 | Christiania | June 09 | New York | June 24 | Capt. A. S. Thomsen. 420 Norwegian passengers - Also reported arrive 1892-06-23![Transatlantc ID](\images\Blank.gif) |
1892 | Christiania | Aug. 04 | New York | Aug. 17 | ![Transatlantc ID](\images\Blank.gif) |
1892 | Christiania | Oct. 06 | New York | Oct. 19 | Capt. Thomsen![Transatlantc ID](\images\Blank.gif) |
1892 | Christiania | Dec. 01 | New York | Dec. 16 | Capt. Thomsen![Transatlantc ID](\images\Blank.gif) |
1893 | | Mar 24, damaged axel, temporary repairs proceeded by sail and reduced speed, taken in tow by the America of the National Line on Apr. 3, proceeded to New York, delayed for 41 days![Atlantic Journey ID 5130](\images\Blank.gif) |
1893 | Christiania | Mar. 11 | New York | Apr. 08 | 257 passengers from Christiania. Reported broken propeller axel due to heavy ice in the fjord of Oslo![Transatlantc ID](\images\Blank.gif) |
1893 | | Christiania - Christiansand - New York |
1893 | Christiania | June 22 | New York | July 04 | Capt. Laub. Cargo from Kristiania: 270.000 kg wood pulp, 50 barrels fish oil, 101 barrels herring![Transatlantc ID](\images\Blank.gif) |
1893 | Christiania | July 20 | New York | Aug. 30 | Capt. Laub. Also reported arrive 1893-08-29![Transatlantc ID](\images\Blank.gif) |
1893 | Christiania | Oct. 12 | New York | Oct. 25 | Capt. Laub![Transatlantc ID](\images\Blank.gif) |
1893 | Christiania | Dec. 07 | New York | Dec. 26 | Capt. Thomsen![Transatlantc ID](\images\Blank.gif) |
1894 | Christiania | Feb. 15 | New York | Mar. 04 | Capt. Laub![Transatlantc ID](\images\Blank.gif) |
1894 | Christiania | Apr. 12 | New York | Apr. 26 | ![Transatlantc ID](\images\Blank.gif) |
1894 | | Christiania - Christiansand - New York |
1894 | Christiania | June 08 | New York | June 23 | ![Transatlantc ID](\images\Blank.gif) |
1894 | Christiania | Sept. 20 | New York | Oct. 04 | ![Transatlantc ID](\images\Blank.gif) |
1894 | Christiania | Nov. 08 | New York | Nov. 28 | Capt. Laub![Transatlantc ID](\images\Blank.gif) |
1895 | Christiania | Mar. 21 | New York | Apr. 05 | ![Transatlantc ID](\images\Blank.gif) |
1895 | | Christiania - Christiansand - New York |
1895 | Christiania | May 16 | New York | May 30 | ![Transatlantc ID](\images\Blank.gif) |
1895 | Christiania | Aug. 08 | New York | Aug. 20 | ![Transatlantc ID](\images\Blank.gif) |
1895 | Christiania | Oct. 13 | New York | Oct. 15 | Also reported arrive 1895-10-16![Transatlantc ID](\images\Blank.gif) |
1895 | Christiania | Nov. 28 | New York | Dec. 14 | ![Transatlantc ID](\images\Blank.gif) |
1896 | Christiania | Jan. 23 | New York | Feb. 08 | Also reported arrive 1896-02-09![Transatlantc ID](\images\Blank.gif) |
1896 | Christiania | Mar. 19 | New York | Apr. 03 | ![Transatlantc ID](\images\Blank.gif) |
1896 | | Christiania - Christiansand - New York |
1896 | Christiania | May 14 | New York | May 28 | ![Transatlantc ID](\images\Blank.gif) |
1896 | Christiania | July 16 | New York | July 29 | ![Transatlantc ID](\images\Blank.gif) |
1896 | Christiania | Sept. 03 | New York | Sept. 15 | Capt. Laub of Copenhagen for New York with a cargo of 75 barrels of fish oil and 15.000 kilo wood pulp![Transatlantc ID](\images\Blank.gif) |
1896 | Christiania | Oct. 29 | New York | Nov. 10 | ![Transatlantc ID](\images\Blank.gif) |
1896 | | Dec. 11, Hekla arrived at Kristiania with ca. 300 passengers coming to spend their Christmas hollydays in Scandinavia. There was at times stormy weather during the journey but no injuries. The passengers praised Captain Laub, Officers and Crew.![Atlantic Journey ID 4808](\images\Blank.gif) |
1897 | Christiania | | New York | Jan. 14 | ![Transatlantc ID](\images\Blank.gif) |
1897 | Christiania | Mar. 04 | New York | Mar. 20 | Capt. Laub, to New York with general goods![Transatlantc ID](\images\Blank.gif) |
1897 | | Kristiania - Kristiansand - New York |
1897 | Kristiania - Kristiansand | Apr. 29 | New York | May 14 | Capt. Laub from Kristiania with passengers and general cargo![Transatlantc ID](\images\Blank.gif) |
1897 | | May 27, eastbound, collided with S/S Mississippi of the Atlantic Transport Line off the Newfoundland Banks in thick fog and got damages on her bow. Both ships were able to continue their journey, Mississippi to New York and Hekla to Europe.![Atlantic Journey ID 4923](\images\Blank.gif) |
1897 | | May/June; One stoker found strangled onboard.![Atlantic Journey ID 4926](\images\Blank.gif) |
1897 | | June 14, arrived to Burmeister & Wain for repairs![Atlantic Journey ID 5131](\images\Blank.gif) |
1897 | Christiania | July 22 | New York | Aug. 04 | Capt. Laub from Kristiania with passengers and cargo of 255 barrels of fish oil![Transatlantc ID](\images\Blank.gif) |
1897 | Christiania | Sept. 23 | New York | Oct. 06 | Capt. Laub left Kristiania with passengers and cargo of 445 barrels salted mackerel and 86 barrels of fish oil![Transatlantc ID](\images\Blank.gif) |
1897 | Christiansand | Nov. 11 | New York | Nov. 24 | ![Transatlantc ID](\images\Blank.gif) |
1898 | Christiania | Jan. 13 | New York | Jan. 31 | ![Transatlantc ID](\images\Blank.gif) |
1898 | Christiania | Mar. 10 | New York | Mar. 26 | ![Transatlantc ID](\images\Blank.gif) |
1898 | | Kristiania - Kristiansand - New York |
1898 | Christiania | May 05 | New York | May 20 | ![Transatlantc ID](\images\Blank.gif) |
1898 | Christiania | June 30 | New York | July 13 | Capt. Thomsen from Kristiania with passengers and general goods![Transatlantc ID](\images\Blank.gif) |
1898 | Kristiania - Kristiansand | Aug. 25 | New York | Sept. 09 | Captain Thomsen. Left Kristiania with passengers and a cargo of 200 barrels fish oil and 137 barrels of herring.![Transatlantc ID](\images\Blank.gif) |
1898 | | Taken over by the Scandinavian America Line when the Thingvalla Line was absorbed by the DFDS. (Det Forenede Dampskibsselskap)![Atlantic Journey ID 5126](\images\Blank.gif) |
1905 | | March 21, broken steering gear off England. Arrived in London for repair but run aground at low tide ![Atlantic Journey ID 5132](\images\Blank.gif) |
1905 | | Apr.22, arrived Horta, Fayal Island, Azores in distress after her rudder stock broke after 3 days of storm on March 11th. An emergency rudder had been fitted, returned to Copenhagen, repaired by Burmeister & Wain![Atlantic Journey ID 5133](\images\Blank.gif) |
1905 | | September, sold to an Russian company and sailed from Copenhagen to Russia![Atlantic Journey ID 4916](\images\Blank.gif) |
1905 | | Sold to Danish owners and renamed Eduard Regel![Atlantic Journey ID 5134](\images\Blank.gif) |
1909 | | Went to Russian owners, renamed Minsk ![Atlantic Journey ID 5135](\images\Blank.gif) |
1910 | | Scrapped ![Atlantic Journey ID 5136](\images\Blank.gif) |
The information listed above is not the complete record of the ship. The information was collected from a multitude of sources, and new information will be added as it emerges |