S/S City of New York (2), Inman Line Main Page >> Burden Built Shipowner or operator  Dimensions 2,642 gross  1865 at Glasgow by Tod & McGregor  Inman Line  321ft x 39.6ft   Year  Departure  Arrival Remarks  1865    Feb. 25, launched as the "Delaware" for Richardson, Spence & Co, Liverpool  1865    Purchased by the Inman Line, renamed City of New York  1865    June 7, maiden voyage Liverpool-Queenstown-New York  1870   Liverpool   Feb. 14   Halifax   Feb. 22  Queenstown - Philadelphia - New York  1870   Liverpool   Oct. 24   Halifax   Nov. 07  Queenstown - Philadelphia - New York  1871    Rebuilt, lengthened to 375.2ft, new tonnage: 3,523 gross, accommodation: 150 cabin, 400 3rd-class (steerage)  1871   Liverpool       New York   Oct. 08  Agent Hr. D. Connelly, Christiania  1871   Liverpool       New York   Nov. 14  Arrived in New York at 06:00 morning  1872   Liverpool       New York   May 08   1872   Liverpool       New York   June 23  Arrived in New York at 05:00 afternoon  1872   Liverpool       New York   Aug. 05   1872   Liverpool       New York   Sept. 15   1872   Liverpool       New York   Oct. 20   1873   Liverpool       New York   June 04   1873   Liverpool       New York   July 14   1873   Liverpool       New York   Sept. 22  Also reported as the steamship City of Bristol  1876    Chartered by the American Line  1876   Liverpool   Oct. 25   Philadelphia   Nov. 06  American Line, steamship chartered from Inman Line  1877    Re-engined with compound engines by NE Marine Co Ltd  1878    Chartered by the Guion Line  1878   Liverpool       New York   Nov. 29   1879   Liverpool       New York   Apr. 19   1879   Liverpool   Aug. 07   New York   Aug. 17   1879   Liverpool       New York   Nov. 28  Queenstown 1879-11-19, 350 passengers  1881   Liverpool       New York   Apr. 19   1881   Liverpool       New York   May 21  Extra ship, arrived at 11:00 before noon  1881   Liverpool   Nov. 24   New York   Nov. 09   1881   Liverpool   Nov. 24   New York   Dec. 09   1883    Re-engined with new compound engines by Blair & Co, Stockton  1884    Purchased by the Allan Line, renamed Norwegian  1884    June 12, first voyage for Allan Line Glasgow-Quebec-Montreal  1891    Glasgow - New York  1903    Broken up in Holland The information listed above is not the complete record of the ship. 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