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Cunarder at Queenstown (Cobh) Cunard Line steamship at Queenstown, Ireland. ("Cobh", Ireland, was called "Queenstown" between 1849 and 1922.) Most of the emigrant ships which departed from ports on the West or South-West part of England, made a call at Queenstown to embark Irish emigrants before crossing the ocean. The ship on the image looks like the Carmania.

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[Download File] Name : Cunarder at Queenstown (Cobh) Description : Cunard Line steamship at Queenstown, Ireland. ("Cobh", Ireland, was called "Queenstown" between 1849 and 1922.) Most of the emigrant ships which departed from ports on the West or South-West part of England, made a call at Queenstown to embark Irish emigrants before crossing the ocean. The ship on the image looks like the Carmania. Uploaded By : Børge Solem Date Size Hits Ratings Favorites 31/03/2025 12.73Kb 6 N/A Support Norway Heritage: Purchase a copy Links: – Cunard Line, history and fleet index

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