Ship Data
| Type | Built | Burden | Dimensions | Line / Owner |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| S.S. | 1871 at Belfast, Ireland by Harland & Wolff | 3,707 gross | 420ft x 40ft x 31ft | White Star Line |
Chronological History
| Year | Event |
|---|---|
| 1870 | Dec. 1, launched |
| 1872 | Liverpool Apr. 19 → New York Apr. 29. Agent Hr. Frederik Lie, Christiania. |
| 1872 | Liverpool May 31 → New York June 10. Arrived in New York in the morning. |
| 1872 | Liverpool June 27 → New York July 7 |
| 1872 | Liverpool Aug. 1 → New York Aug. 11 |
| 1872 | Liverpool Sept. 12 → New York Sept. 22 |
| 1872 | Liverpool Oct. 18 → New York Oct. 29 |
| 1873 | Captain James A. Willams. Departed Liverpool Mar. 20. Arrived New York (- Wrecked). List (21) |
| 1873 | Liverpool Mar. 20 → Apr. 1. Wrecked near Halifax . |
Other ships named "Atlantic"
| Ship | Line / Owner |
|---|---|
| Atlantic |
Pictures
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S/S Atlantic disaster
S/S Atlantic disaster – The artist (Jos. Becker) on the press-boat passing Sambro…
S/S Atlantic disaster – Massachusetts, survivors of the lost Atlantic being feasted…
S/S Atlantic disaster – Fishermen looking through wooden funnels for bodies on the…
S/S Atlantic disaster – Wreckers recovering the cargo, and towing it alongside…
S/S Atlantic disaster – Nova Scotia - condition of the wreck
S/S Atlantic disaster – Divers, seen through the clear water, going down to the…
S/S Atlantic disaster – Third officer Brady and fisherman Clancy holding the rope…
S/S Atlantic disaster – Visitors in search of lost friends identifying recovered…
S/S Atlantic disaster – Nova Scotia - wreck of the Atlantic, general view, from the…
S/S Atlantic disaster – Nove Scotia, fishermen bringing the recovered bodies ashore
S/S Atlantic disaster – Coast outline from prospect to Halifax, showing vessel's…
S/S Atlantic disaster – People examining dead bodies for marks of identification
Atlantic – White Star Line steamship built 1871 at Belfast, Ireland by…
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