ssmaritime.com

With Reuben Goossens

Maritime Historian, Author, Lecturer & Cruise Reviewer

Based in Brisbane Australia

Please Note: New articles will be added on a regular basis, these include pages containing passenger photographs and their experiences as well as new and additional features. I suggest that you return often and discover what is new on ssmaritime.com and ssmaritime.net! Do you have a ship you would like to see included on ssmaritime, or have an experience to share about any of the ships found on these sites then contact me?

If a link has become defective or you find a photograph missing, please email me at info@ssmaritime.com and let me know on which page I can make the appropriate correction. You will note, that the worlds oldest ocean going motor passenger liner, the MV Doulos, ex MS Franca C, SS Roma, SS Medina, is now located on my new site, ssmaritime.net.

Thank you and enjoy!

Reuben Goossens 

Provided by www.timeanddate.com/clocks/free.html

 

Site Index

 

Ships on this INDEX are listed in alphabetical order

Achille Lauro                                 Built as the Royal Rotterdam Lloyd Liner Willem Ruys that became the much loved but ill-fated Flotta Lauro’s Achille Lauro

Angelina Lauro                                  MS Oranje was the last Netherland Line liner to be built. She was sold, together with the Willem Ruys, to Achille Lauro Lines. She was rebuilt and renamed Angelina Lauro

MV Africa ...                                    One of a series of Lloyd Triestino yacht like liners. She and her sister Europa operated the Italy / Africa service from 1952 to 1976.

SS Alferdoss                                 This feature covers this remarkable ship in all her guises, but most notably her days as the SS America and SS Australis

SS America                                   This feature covers this remarkable ship in all her guises, but most notably her days as the SS America and SS Australis

SS American Star                          This feature covers this remarkable ship in all her guises, but most notably her days as the SS America and SS Australis