SS Calgaric [SEP] manufacturer
SS Calgaric
SS "Calgaric was an ocean liner built in 1918 by Harland and Wolff in Belfast for the Pacific Steam Navigation Company as Orca". In 1927, she was sold to the White Star Line and renamed "Calgaric". She remained in service until 1934.
History.
In 1927, White Star Line chartered the ship for service, but it was too small. In 1932, she retired and was sold scrap for in 1934.
Scout and Guide Cruise.
Perhaps the ship's main
was effectively closed. One source suggests GCR passenger vessels plied between here, Antwerp, Hamburg and Rotterdam.
Afterlife.
By 2015 the tracks on the jetty had long been lifted, but the structure remained well used, handling oils, spirits, and liquid chemicals.
Liners known to have used Immingham.
- SS Arandora Star
- SS Avon
- SS Calgaric
- SS Empress of Australia
- SS Orford
- SS Orontes
External links.
- The Eastern Jetty and tracks on a