canadian pacific

The Canadian Pacific Great Lakes fleet at Port McNicoll on May 4, 1912 – s.s. Keewatin, s.s. Manitoba and in the background s.s. Assiniboia flanked by s.s. Alberta and s.s. Athabasca.

Canadian Pacific Railway souvenir playing cards, date unknown. These were the only ones in the pack with a nautical theme. I think the 'C. P. R. Liner' is the Empress of Ireland, and one might speculate that the reason she isn't named is that she was afloat when the cards went into production (by Ch

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Empress of France

Empress of Scotland

Empress of Britain

Schedule of sailings for 1959/60 including cruises

Ships I sailed on: was standing by on the Empress of Scotland and the only sailing I did was from Gladstone Dock to the Pier Head. She was a classic liner, a real nice looking ship. She became the Hanseatic. She was scrapped after a fire gutted her and part of her double bottom became a crane ba

The Empress of Britain, the last of the liners that looked like a liner, unlike the hideous monstrosities they build today.

One of the Canadian Pacific MONT- liners I think but is there any way of identifyng which one?

DUCHESS OF YORK in The Narrows channel abeam Fort St. Catherine, outbound on passage from Bermuda to New York c. 1931 Oil on Panel, 18 x 24 inches. From January to May 1931 the DUCHESS OF YORK was placed on the New York[Bermuda run by Canadian Pacific in direct competition with Furness Line's m.s

Canadian Pacific's 'Monteagle' in better days. On back of postcard it says: 'Came home on her, Shanghai-England, 1919. Monteagle built: 1899, Palmers, Jarrow. Tonnage: 6,955grt Owners: Canadian Pacific 1923: Sold, r/n 'Belton' 1926: Broken up, Blyth.

Stamped and dated 1960. Princess Marguerite Built: 1949 Fairfields, Govan Tonnage: 5,911grt Owners: Canadian Pacific 1974: Withdrawn from service 1975: To B.C. Govt 1986: To B.C. Steamship Co 1995: Scrapped

Princess Louise Built: 1921 Wallace SB and DD Co, Vancouver Tonnage: 4,032grt Owners: Canadian Pacific 1964: Sold to shoreline Holdings, Vancouver, engine and boiler removed 1966: Sold to Princess Louise Corp--towed to Los Angeles for conversion into restaurant

Missanabie Built: 1914 Barclay, Curle and Co, Scotstoun Tonnage: 12,469grt Owners: Canadian Pacific 1918: Sept.9: Torpedoed and sunk by U87.

Metagama Built: 1915 Barclay, Curle and Co, Scotstoun Tonnage: 12,420grt Owners: Canadian Pacific 1923: May 26: In collision with Baron Vernon in the Clyde 1924: June 19: In collision with Clara Camus off Cape Race 1931-33: Laid up at Southend 1934: Broken up at Bo'ness, Firth of Forth.

Japanese postcard of Empress of Canada at Kobe. Empress of Canada Built: 1922 Fairfield SB Co, Govan Tonnage: 21,516grt Owners: Canadian Pacific 1943: March 14: Torpedoed and sunk by Italian Sub. Leonardo da Vinci.