S.S. Buenos Ayrean, Allan Line

Ship Data

Type Built Burden Dimensions Line / Owner
S.S. 1879 at Dumbarton by William Denny & Co. 4,005 gross 385.2ft x 42.2ft Allan Line , Liverpool, England

Chronological History

Year Event
1879 Oct. 2, launched as the first North Atlantic steel steamer
1879 Dec. 1, maiden voyage Glasgow - South America
1880 mainly Glasgow - Quebec - Montreal
1880 Glasgow May 13 → Quebec May 25
1880 Glasgow June 26 → Quebec July 7
1880 Glasgow Aug. 3 → Quebec Aug. 13
1880 Glasgow Sept. 5 → Quebec Sept. 16
1881 Glasgow Apr. 19 → Quebec Apr. 30. Montreal.
1881 Glasgow May 26 → Quebec June 6
1881 Glasgow July 6 → Quebec July 16
1881 Glasgow Aug. 12 → Quebec Aug. 23
1881 Glasgow Sept. 29 → Quebec Oct. 11
1882 Glasgow Apr. 25 → Quebec May 13. Liverpool 1882-04-27.
1882 Glasgow June 8 → Quebec June 22. Liverpool 1882-06-09 - Queenstown 1882-06-10.
1882 Glasgow June 8 → Quebec June 22. Liverpool 1882-06-09 - Queenstown 1882-06-10.
1882 Glasgow July 20 → Quebec Aug. 1
1882 Glasgow Aug. 24 → Quebec Sept. 4
1882 Glasgow Sept. 30 → Quebec Oct. 13
1883 Glasgow Apr. 25 → Quebec May 10. Liverpool - Galway.
1883 Glasgow June 7 → Quebec June 19. Londonderry - Blacksod Bay, Ireland.
1883 Glasgow July 20 → Quebec July 31. Queenstown.
1883 Glasgow Aug. 23 → Quebec Sept. 2. Montreal.
1883 Glasgow Sept. 25 → Quebec Oct. 6
1883 Glasgow Nov. 1 → Quebec Nov. 14
1884 Glasgow Apr. 24 → Quebec May 8. Londonderry - Clew Bay (Westport) - Montreal.
1884 Glasgow June 7 → Quebec June 19. Montreal.
1884 Glasgow July 18 → Quebec July 30
1884 Glasgow Aug. 22 → Quebec Sept. 3
1884 Glasgow Sept. 26 → Quebec Oct. 11
1885 Liverpool May 16 → Quebec June 1. Queenstown - St. Johns - Halifax.
1885 Glasgow June 26 → Quebec July 7
1885 Glasgow Aug. 7 → Quebec Aug. 17
1885 Glasgow Sept. 18 → Quebec Sept. 29
1885 Glasgow Oct. 24 → Quebec Nov. 5
1886 Glasgow → Halifax Apr. 18
1886 Glasgow May 20 → Quebec June 3
1886 Glasgow July 1 → Quebec July 11
1886 Glasgow Aug. 5 → Quebec Aug. 16
1886 Glasgow Sept. 10 → Quebec Sept. 20
1887 Glasgow May 5 → Quebec May 17. Londonderry.
1887 Glasgow June 10 → Quebec June 23. Belfast.
1887 Glasgow July 17 → Quebec July 27
1887 Glasgow Aug. 20 → Quebec Aug. 30
1887 Glasgow Sept. 23 → Quebec Oct. 5
1887 Bristol (Avonmouth) Oct. 29 → Quebec Nov. 13
1888 London Apr. 27 → Quebec May 11
1888 Glasgow June 2 → Quebec June 13
1889 Glasgow May 3 → Quebec May 15. Montreal.
1889 Liverpool June 11 → Halifax June 24. St. Johns - Baltimore.
1890 Glasgow Apr. 2 → Halifax Apr. 14. Liverpool 1890-04-03 - Londonderry - Boston.
1890 Liverpool May 13 → Halifax May 28. Queenstown - St. Johns - Baltimore.
1890 Glasgow June 28 → Quebec July 8. Montreal.
1890 Glasgow Oct. 11 → Quebec Oct. 22. Montreal.
1891 Glasgow May 14 → Quebec May 25. Montreal.
1891 Glasgow June 20 → Quebec July 1. Montreal.
1891 Glasgow July 25 → Quebec Aug. 4. Montreal.
1891 Glasgow Oct. 3 → Quebec Oct. 16. Montreal.
1892 Glasgow Mar. 24 → Halifax Apr. 5. Londonderry - Boston.
1892 Glasgow May 13 → Quebec May 26. Montreal.
1892 Glasgow June 17 → Quebec June 27
1892 Glasgow Aug. 26 → Quebec Sept. 7. Montreal.
1893 Glasgow Mar. 16 → Halifax Mar. 25. Liverpool - Londonderry - Boston. Also reported to arrive Halifax 1893-03-29.
1893 Glasgow May 4 → Quebec May 16. Liverpool - Montreal.
1893 Glasgow May 4 → Quebec May 16. Liverpool - Montreal.
1894 → Halifax Apr. 8
1894 → Quebec July 2
1897 mainly Glasgow - Quebec - Montreal. Glasgow - New York
1900 mainly Glasgow - Quebec - Montreal
1900 Glasgow → Quebec May 1
1901 mainly Glasgow - Quebec - Montreal. Glasgow - New York
1902 mainly Glasgow - Quebec - Montreal. Glasgow - Philadelphia/Boston
1903 mainly Glasgow - Quebec - Montreal
1905 mainly Glasgow - Quebec - Montreal. Glasgow - Boston
1906 mainly Glasgow - Quebec - Montreal
1909 mainly Glasgow - Quebec - Montreal. Glasgow to Portland
1910 mainly Glasgow - Quebec - Montreal. Broken up

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