Celtic (2), White Star Line

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Burden	Built	Shipowner or operator	Dimensions
21,035 gross	1901 at Belfast by Harland & Wolff	White Star Line	700ft x 75.4ft x 44.1ft

Year	Departure	Arrival		Remarks
1901				Apr. 4, launched
1901				July 26, maiden voyage Liverpool - New York
1901	Liverpool	New York	Aug. 04	Arrived in New York at 07:00 morning
1901	Liverpool	New York	Sept. 07
1901	Liverpool	New York	Oct. 12
1901	Liverpool	New York	Nov. 16
1902	Liverpool	New York	Jan. 23
1902	Liverpool	New York	May 03
1902	Liverpool	New York	May 31	Crossing the Ocean in 7 days
1902	Liverpool	New York	July 31
1902	Liverpool	New York	Aug. 30
1902	Liverpool	New York	Sept. 28
1902	Liverpool	New York	Oct. 25
1902	Liverpool	New York	Nov. 27
1902	Liverpool	New York	Dec. 25
1903	Liverpool	New York	Mar. 27
1903	Liverpool	New York	Apr. 24
1903	Liverpool	New York	May 30
1903	Liverpool	New York	June 20
1903	Liverpool	New York	Aug. 14
1903	Liverpool	New York	Sept. 12
1903	Liverpool	New York	Oct. 10
1903	Southampton	New York	Nov. 07
1903	Liverpool	New York	Nov. 26
1904	Liverpool	New York	Jan. 09
1904	Liverpool	New York	Feb. 12
1904	Liverpool	New York	Mar. 10
1904	Liverpool	New York	June 04	Also reported arrive 1904-06-05
1904	Liverpool	New York	July 02
1904	Liverpool	New York	Aug. 13
1904	Liverpool	New York	Aug. 27	Arrived in New York at 07:00 morning
1904	Southampton	New York	Sept. 24
1904	Liverpool	New York	Oct. 22
1905				Mar. 24: departed Liverpool for New York via Queenstown (Capt. J. B. Ranson)
1905				Apr. 2: arrived New York from Liverpool via Queenstown (Capt. J. B. Ranson)
1905				Apr. 21: departed Liverpool for New York via Queenstown (Capt. J. B. Ranson)
1905	Liverpool	New York	Apr. 30
1905				May 19: departed Liverpool for New York via Queenstown (Capt. J. B. Ranson)
1905				May 29: arrived New York from Liverpool via Queenstown (Capt. J. B. Ranson)
1905				June 16: departed Liverpool for New York via Queenstown (Capt. J. B. Ranson)
1905	Liverpool	New York	June 24
1905				July 21: departed Liverpool for New York via Queenstown (Capt. Bertram Hayes)
1905	Liverpool	New York	July 29
1905				Aug. 18: departed Liverpool for New York via Queenstown (Capt. J. B. Ranson)
1905	Liverpool	New York	Aug. 26
1905				Sept. 15: departed Liverpool for New York via Queenstown (Capt. J. B. Ranson)
1905	Liverpool	New York	Sept. 23
1905				Oct. 13: departed Liverpool for New York via Queenstown (Capt. J. B. Ranson)
1905	Liverpool	New York	Oct. 21
1905				Dec. 20: departed Liverpool for New York via Queenstown (Capt. J. B. Ranson)
1905				Dec. 30: arrived New York from Liverpool via Queenstown (Capt. J. B. Ranson)
1906				Jan. 31: departed Naples for New York (Capt. J. B. Ranson)
1906				Feb. 12: arrived New York from Naples (Capt. J. B. Ranson)
1906				Mar. 7: departed Naples for New York (Capt. J. B. Ranson)
1906				Mar. 19: arrived New York from Naples (Capt. J. B. Ranson)
1906				Apr. 6: departed Liverpool for New York (Capt. J. B. Ranson)
1906				Apr. 15: arrived New York from Liverpool (Capt. J. B. Ranson)
1906				May 4: departed Liverpool for New York via Queenstown (Capt. J. B. Ranson)
1906				May 13: arrived New York from Liverpool via Queenstown (Capt. J. B. Ranson)
1906				June 1: departed Liverpool for New York via Queenstown (Capt. J. B. Ranson)
1906				June 10: arrived New York from Liverpool via Queenstown (Capt. J. B. Ranson)
1906				June 29: departed Liverpool for New York via Queenstown (Capt. J. B. Ranson)
1906				July 8: arrived New York from Liverpool via Queenstown (Capt. J. B. Ranson)
1906				July 27: departed Liverpool for New York via Queenstown (Capt. J. B. Ranson)
1906				Aug. 5: arrived New York from Liverpool via Queenstown (Capt. J. B. Ranson)
1906				Aug. 24: departed Liverpool for New York via Queenstown (Capt. J. B. Ranson)
1906				Sept. 1: arrived New York from Liverpool via Queenstown (Capt. J. B. Ranson)
1906				Sep. 21: departed Liverpool for New York via Queenstown (Capt. J. B. Ranson)
1906				Sept. 30: arrived New York from Liverpool via Queenstown (Capt. J. B. Ranson)
1906				Oct. 19: departed Liverpool for New York via Queenstown (Capt. J. B. Ranson)
1906				Oct. 28: arrived New York from Liverpool via Queenstown (Capt. J. B. Ranson)
1906				Nov. 28: departed Liverpool for New York via Queenstown (Capt. J. B. Ranson)
1906				Dec. 7: arrived New York from Liverpool via Queenstown (Capt. J. B. Ranson)
1913				Jan. 23: departed Liverpool for New York via Queenstown (Capt. A. Hambelton)
1913				Feb. 1: arrived New York from Liverpool via Queenstown (Capt. A. Hambelton)
1913				Feb. 20: departed Liverpool for New York via Queenstown (Capt. A. Hambelton)
1913				Mar. 1: arrived New York from Liverpool via Queenstown (Capt. A. Hambelton)
1913				Mar. 20: departed Liverpool for New York via Queenstown (Capt. A. Hambelton)
1913				Mar. 30: arrived New York from Liverpool via Queenstown (Capt. A. Hambelton)
1913				Apr. 17: departed Liverpool for New York via Queenstown (Capt. A. Hambelton)
1913				Apr. 26: arrived New York from Liverpool via Queenstown (Capt. A. Hambelton)
1913				May 23: arrived New York from Liverpool via Queenstown (Capt. A. Hambelton)
1913				June 12: departed Liverpool for New York via Queenstown (Capt. A. Hambelton)
1913				June 21: arrived New York from Liverpool via Queenstown (Capt. A. Hambelton)
1913				July 10: departed Liverpool for New York via Queenstown (Capt. Frank E. Beadnell)
1913				July 19: arrived New York from Liverpool via Queenstown (Capt. Frank E. Beadnell)
1913				Aug. 7: departed Liverpool for New York via Queenstown (Capt. A. Hambelton)
1913				Aug 15: arrived New York from Liverpool via Queenstown (Capt. A. Hambelton)
1913				Sep. 4: departed Liverpool for New York via Queenstown (Capt. A. Hambelton)
1913				Sep. 12: arrived New York from Liverpool via Queenstown (Capt. A. Hambelton)
1913				Oct. 2: departed Liverpool for New York via Queenstown (Capt. A. Hambelton)
1913				Oct. 30: departed Liverpool for New York via Queenstown (Capt. A. Hambelton)
1913				Oct 10: arrived New York from Liverpool via Queenstown (Capt. A. Hambelton)
1913				Nov. 9: arrived New York from Liverpool via Queenstown (Capt. A. Hambelton)
1913				Nov. 24: departed Liverpool for New York via Queenstown (Capt. A. Hambelton)
1913				Dec. 5: arrived New York from Liverpool via Queenstown (Capt. A. Hambelton)
1914				Jan. 8: departed Liverpool for New York via Queenstown (Capt. A. Hambelton)
1914				Jan. 17: arrived New York from Liverpool via Queenstown (Capt. A. Hambelton)
1914				Jan. 24: departed New York for Alexandria, Egypt
1914				Feb. 13: departed Alexandria, Egypt for New York via Naples and Madeira (Capt. A. Hambelton)
1914				Feb. 18: collided with the Fabre liner Madonna in the bay of Naples - both ships had only minor damages
1914				Feb. 18: departed Naples with about 1.200 emigrants on board (Capt. Hambelton)
1914				Feb. 23: departed Madeira
1914				Mar. 3: arrived New York from Alexandria via Naples and Madeira (Capt. A. Hambelton)
1914				Mar. 7: departed New York for the Mediterranean
1914				Mar. 27: departed Alexandria for New York via Naples Apr. 1 (Capt. A. Hambelton)
1914				Apr. 13: arrived New York from Alexandria via Naples with 1.830 steerage passengers, was detained at Quarantine for 16 hours, and sick passengers removed to Hoffmann Island due to typhus fever (Capt. A. Hambelton)
1914				May 9: departed Genoa for New York via Naples May 12 (Capt. A. Hambelton)
1914				May 12: departed Naples for New York (Capt A Hambelton)
1914				May 25: arrived New York from the Mediterranean (Capt. Hambelton)
1914				June 11: departed Liverpool for New York via Queenstown (Capt. A. Hambelton)
1914				June 20: arrived New York from Liverpool via Queenstown (Capt. A. Hambelton)
1914				June 25: departed New York for Liverpool
1914				July 9: departed Liverpool for New York via Queenstown (Capt. A. Hambelton)
1914				July 18: arrived New York from Liverpool via Queenstown (Capt. A. Hambelton)
1914				Aug. 6: departed Liverpool for New York via Queenstown (Capt. A. Hambelton)
1914				Aug. 15: arrived New York from Liverpool via Queenstown with 1,566 passengers - mainly Americans escaping from the war in Europe, many wealthy passengers had to travel in the steerage to get on the ship (Capt. A. Hambelton)
1914				Sep. 3: departed Liverpool for New York via Queenstown (Capt. A. Hambelton)
1914				Sep. 9: arrived New York from Liverpool via Queenstown with many American refugees from the war (Capt. A. Hambelton)
1914				Sep. 16: departed New York for Liverpool
1914				Sep. 30: departed Liverpool for New York via Queenstown (Capt. A. Hambelton)
1914				Oct. 8: arrived New York from Liverpool via Queenstown (Capt. A. Hambelton)
1914				Nov. 24: commanding officer: Capt O. English R.N.
1914				Nov. 26: departed Liverpool for Devonport as the armed merchant cruiser H.M.S. Celtic
1914				Dec. 10: departed Devonport after loading supplies
1914				Dec. 18: arrived Saint Vincent, Cape Verde for discharging of ammunition, stores and for coaling
1914				Dec. 20: departed Saint Vincent for Port Williams Falkland Islands via Pernambuco and Abrolhos
1915				Jan. 6: arrived Port William, Falkland Islands
1915				Jan. 18: departed Passion Bay, Falkland Islands for supply and patrol service along the South American east coast
1915				March - June: supply and patrol service in the Abrolhos area
1915				June 21: arrived Rio de Janeiro from Abrolhos
1915				June 22: departed Rio de Janeiro for Abrolhos
1915				Aug. 2: Capt. Payne R.N. took over command
1915				Aug. 2: departed Abrolhos for Cape Town
1915				Aug. 14: arrived Cape Town from Abrolhos
1915				Aug. 23: entered dry dock at Simonstown for maintenance and repair of boilers
1915				Sep. 7: floated from dry dock and anchored at Simons Bay
1915				Dec. 1: departed Simons Bay for Liverpool via Cape Town
1915				Dec. 3: departed Cape Town for Liverpool
1915				Dec. 22: arrived Liverpool from Cape Town
1916				Apr. 19: departed Liverpool for New York (Capt. A. Hambelton)
1916				Apr. 29: arrived New York from Liverpool (Capt. A. Hambelton)
1916				May 24: departed Liverpool for New York (Capt. A. Hambelton)
1916				June 2: arrived New York from Liverpool (Capt. A. Hambelton)
1916				June 28: departed Liverpool for New York (Capt. A. Hambelton)
1916				July 7: arrived New York from Liverpool (Capt. A. Hambelton)
1916				Aug. 5: departed Liverpool for New York (Capt. A. Hambelton)
1916				Aug. 14: arrived New York from Liverpool (Capt. A. Hambelton)
1916				Sep. 13: departed Liverpool for New York (Capt. A. Hambelton)
1916				Sep. 23: arrived New York from Liverpool (Capt. A. Hambelton)
1916				Oct. 28: arrived New York from Liverpool
1916				Nov. 22: departed Liverpool for New York (Capt. A. Hambelton)
1916				Dec. 3: arrived New York from Liverpool (Capt. A. Hambelton)
1917				Jan. 3: departed Liverpool for New York (Capt. James Thompson)
1917				Jan. 12: arrived New York from Liverpool (Capt. James Thompson)
1917				Jan. 21: departed New York for Liverpool
1917				Feb. 14: on way from Liverpool to New York - off Calf of Man, Isle of Man - hit a mine and was taken in tow back to Liverpool in damaged condition by the steamship Canada
1917				Apr. 21: departed Liverpool for New York (Capt. John Bradshaw)
1917				May 4: arrived New York from Liverpool - crew only (Capt. John Bradshaw)
1917				June 11: arrived New York from Liverpool (Capt. Hugh F. David)
1917				July 15: departed Liverpool for New York (Capt. Hugh F. David)
1917				July 28: arrived New York from Liverpool (Capt. Hugh F. David)
1917				Sep. 15: arrived New York from Liverpool (Capt. Hugh F. David)
1917				Nov. 4: arrived New York from Liverpool (Capt. Hugh F. David)
1917				Dec. 26: arrived New York from Liverpool (Capt. Hugh F. David)
1918				Feb. 27: arrived New York from Liverpool (Capt. Hugh F. David)
1918				Mar. 6: departed New York for Liverpool
1918				Mar. 31: was hit by a torpedo fired by the German submarine UB 77 - was taken back to port for repairs
1918				Nov. 7: arrived New York from Belfast (Capt. A. Hambelton)
1918				Dec. 8: departed Liverpool for New York (Capt. A. Hambelton)
1918				Dec. 17: arrived New York carrying the HQ medical detachment and the 3rd Bat. of the 814th Infantry, in all 155 officers and 2.122 enlisted men (Capt. A. Hambelton)
1919				Jan. 22: departed Liverpool for New York via Brest, France (Capt. Alexander E. S. Hambelton)
1919				Jan. 24: departed Brest for New York (Capt. A. Hambelton)
1919				Feb. 2: arrived New York from Brest and Liverpool carrying the 1st Gas Regiment 66 officers and 1,652 men, the 308th Sanitary Train, sick and wounded, in all about 2,500 men (Capt. A. Hambelton)
1919				Capt. A. Hambelton was knocked down by a motor truck, resulting in a fraktured skull and spine - spent 10 weeks at the Bellevue Hospital
1919				Feb. 11: departed New York for Liverpool - chief officer George Alcock as master
1919				Mar 10: departed Liverpool for New York (Capt. F. B. Howarth)
1919				Mar. 18: disembarked Canadian troops at Halifax on way to New York
1919				Mar 25: arrived New York from Liverpool (Capt. F. B. Howarth)
1919				May 7: departed Liverpool for New York (Capt. F. B. Howarth)
1919				May 15: disembarked Canadian troops at Halifax on way to New York
1919				May 17: arrived New York from Liverpool (Capt. F. B. Howarth)
1919				July 3: departed Liverpool for New York (Capt. F. B. Howarth)
1919				July 11: disembarked Canadian troops at Halifax on way to New York
1919				July 13: arrived New York from Liverpool (Capt. F. B. Howarth)
1919				Aug. 26: departed Liverpool for New York (Capt. F. B. Howarth)
1919				Sep. 4: arrived New York from Liverpool (Capt. F. B. Howarth)
1919				Oct. 10: departed Liverpool for New York (Capt. A. Hambelton)
1919				Oct. 20: disembarked Canadian troops at Halifax on way to New York
1919				Oct. 22: arrived New York from Liverpool (Capt. A. Hambelton)
1919				Dec. 23: departed Liverpool for New York (Capt. A. Hambelton)
1920				Jan. 1: arrived New York from Liverpool (Capt. A. Hambelton)
1920				Jan. 9: departed New York for Liverpool (Capt. A. Hambelton)
1920				Apr. 28: departed Liverpool for New York (Capt. A. Hambelton)
1920				May 7: arrived New York from Liverpool (Capt. A. Hambelton)
1920				June 2: departed Liverpool for New York via Queenstown (Capt. A. Hambelton)
1920				June 11: arrived New York from Liverpool via Queenstown (Capt. A. Hambelton)
1920				July 8: departed Liverpool for New York via Queenstown (Capt. A. Hambelton)
1920				July 17: arrived New York from Liverpool via Queenstown - Capt. A. Hambelton took command of the Adriatic after returning to Liverpool from this voyage
1920				Aug. 11: departed Liverpool for New York via Queenstown (Capt. R. O. Jones)
1920				Aug. 20: arrived New York from Liverpool via Queenstown (Capt. R. O. Jones)
1920				Sep. 15: departed Liverpool for New York via Queenstown (Capt. R. O. Jones)
1920				Sep. 24: arrived New York from Liverpool via Queenstown (Capt. R. O. Jones)
1920				Oct. 20: departed Liverpool for New York via Queenstown (Capt. R. O. Jones)
1920				Oct. 29: arrived New York from Liverpool via Queenstown (Capt. R. O. Jones)
1920				Nov. 24: departed Liverpool for New York via Queenstown (Capt. R. O. Jones)
1920				Dec. 3: arrived New York from Liverpool via Queenstown (Capt. R. O. Jones)
1920				Dec. 29: departed Liverpool for New York via Queenstown (Capt. R. O. Jones)
1921				Jan. 8: arrived New York from Liverpool via Queenstown (Capt. R. O. Jones)
1921				Feb. 9: departed Liverpool for New York via Queenstown (Capt. R. O. Jones)
1921				Feb. 19: arrived New York from Liverpool via Queenstown (Capt. R. O. Jones)
1921				Mar. 16: departed Liverpool for New York via Queenstown (Capt. R. O. Jones)
1921				Mar. 25: arrived New York from Liverpool via Queenstown (Capt. R. O. Jones)
1921				Apr. 20: departed Liverpool for New York via Queenstown (Capt. F. B. Howarth)
1921				Apr. 24: narrowly escaped being rammed by the collier Everett in a dense fog off Nantucket Lightship
1921				Apr. 26: arrived New York from Liverpool via Queenstown with 1,315 steerage passengers (Capt. F. B. Howarth)
1921				May 18: departed Liverpool for New York via Queenstown (Capt. F. B. Howarth)
1921				May 27: arrived New York from Liverpool via Queenstown (Capt. F. B. Howarth)
1921				May 30: departed New York for Liverpool - Albert Einstein and wife was among the passengers (Capt Howarth)
1921				June 11: departed Liverpool for New York via Queenstown (Capt. Frank E. Beadnell)
1921				June 20: arrived New York from Liverpool via Queenstown with 1,080 passengers (Capt. Frank E. Beadnell)
1921				July 9: departed Liverpool for New York via Queenstown (Capt. Frank E. Beadnell)
1921				July 18: arrived New York from Liverpool via Queenstown (Capt. Frank E. Beadnell)
1921				July 23: departed New York for Liverpool (Capt. Frank E. Beadnell)
1921				Aug. 6: departed Liverpool for New York via Queenstown (Capt. Frank E. Beadnell)
1921				Aug. 15: arrived New York from Liverpool via Queenstown (Capt. Frank E. Beadnell)
1921				Sep. 3: departed Liverpool for New York via Queenstown (Capt. Frank E. Beadnell)
1921				Sep. 13: arrived New York from Liverpool via Queenstown (Capt. Frank E. Beadnell)
1921				Oct. 1: departed Liverpool for New York via Queenstown (Capt. Frank E. Beadnell)
1921				Oct. 10: arrived New York from Liverpool via Queenstown (Capt. Frank E. Beadnell)
1921				Nov. 19: departed Liverpool for New York via Queenstown (Capt. John Roberts)
1921				Nov. 28: arrived New York from Liverpool via Queenstown (Capt. John Roberts)
1921				Dec. 17: departed Liverpool for New York via Queenstown (Capt. John Roberts)
1921				Dec. 26: arrived New York from Liverpool via Queenstown (Capt. John Roberts)
1922				Feb. 18: departed Liverpool for New York (Capt. John Roberts)
1922				Feb. 28: arrived New York from Liverpool (Capt. John Roberts)
1922				Mar 11: departed Liverpool for New York via Queenstown (Capt. John Roberts)
1922				Mar. 26: arrived New York from Liverpool via Queenstown (Capt. John Roberts)
1922				Apr. 15: departed Liverpool for New York via Queenstown (Capt. John Roberts)
1922				Apr. 24: arrived New York from Liverpool via Queenstown (Capt. John Roberts)
1922				May 20: departed Liverpool for New York via Queenstown (Capt. John Roberts)
1922				May 29: arrived New York from Liverpool via Queenstown (Capt. John Roberts)
1922				June 17: departed Liverpool for New York via Queenstown (Capt. John Roberts)
1922				June 26: arrived New York from Liverpool via Queenstown (Capt. John Roberts)
1922				July 15: departed Liverpool for New York via Queenstown (Capt. John Roberts)
1922				July 24: arrived New York from Liverpool via Queenstown (Capt. John Roberts)
1922				Aug. 12: departed Liverpool for New York via Queenstown (Capt. John Roberts)
1922				Aug. 20: arrived New York from Liverpool via Queenstown (Capt. John Roberts)
1922				Sep. 9: departed Liverpool for New York via Queenstown (Capt. John Roberts)
1922				Sep. 17: arrived New York from Liverpool via Queenstown (Capt. John Roberts)
1922				Oct. 7: departed Liverpool for New York via Queenstown (Capt. John Roberts)
1922				Oct. 15: arrived New York from Liverpool via Queenstown (Capt. John Roberts)
1922				Nov. 4: departed Liverpool for New York via Queenstown (Capt. John Roberts)
1922				Nov. 13: arrived New York from Liverpool via Queenstown (Capt. John Roberts)
1922				Dec. 2: departed Liverpool for New York via Queenstown (Capt. W. Marshall)
1922				Dec. 11: arrived New York from Liverpool via Queenstown (Capt. W. Marshall)
1925				Collided in Irish Sea with the "Anaconda"
1928				Wrecked at Roche's Point, Cobh, no lives lost
The information listed above is not the complete record of the ship. The information was collected from a multitude of sources, and new information will be added as it emerges

Celtic (2) - White Star Line steamship
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1st. class passengers on deck of the Celtic in 1902.

1st. class passengers on deck of the Celtic 1902.
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Celtic (2) - passengers playing deck shuffleboard
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Captain Henry St. George Lindsay and his officers inspecting a lifeboat crew on the deck of the Celtic on a voyage from Liverpool to New York in June 1904

Capt. Henry St. George Lindsay and officers inspecting a lifeboat crew on the Celtic on a voyage from Liverpool to New York in June 1904.
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Celtic (2) - view of deck, looking aft, during lifeboat inspection in June 1904.
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Celtic (2) - arriving New York WW1
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Celtic (2) - aground at Roche's Point, Cobh
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Picture of the S/S Celtic (2), from an old photo card
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3rd class dining saloon on the White Star Line ships R.M.S. Baltic, Cedric and Celtic

3rd class dining saloon, R.M.S. Baltic, Cedric and Celtic
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3rd class childrens playroom on the White Star Line ships R.M.S. Baltic, Cedric and Celtic

3rd class childrens playroom on the R.M.S. Baltic, Cedric and Celtic
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3rd class lounge on the White Star Line ships R.M.S. Baltic, Cedric and Celtic

3rd class lounge on the R.M.S. Baltic, Cedric and Celtic
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Celtic (2), White Star Line steamship - second class cabin plan

Celtic (2), White Star Line steamship - Second class plan of the upper deck with the smoking room, bar and library, promenade deck and saloon deck with the second saloon and berth rooms.
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