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Esso Glasgow
Built: 1944 Sun SB Corp, Chester, Pennsylvania
Tonnage: 10,297grt
Owners: Esso Petroleum Co Ltd
1944: Built as Wauhatchee for U.S. War Sg. Admin
1946: Esso Glasgow
1971: Broken up at Bilbao, Spain.
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bert thompson

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The only T2 I ever worked on. She was a frequent visitor to the Tyne and I assumed she was coasting. Informed that much had been updated such as wooden furniture. The Chief Engineer built a small cabin cruiser in the forad hold and understand that it was off loaded in the Tyne
Memories, memories
Bert.
 
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I sailed on the Esso Glasgow, in 1958, not long after her lengthening and conversion for the Coastal trade which, took place in H&W Belfast, she was a nice ship to work, the first tanker that I had sailed on with Whesso Guages. The master was Capt. R.J.Davies.
Bruce.
 

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I was R/O on her from early '67 to the end of '70.
A fine old girl!
 

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