S.S. Etna, Inman Line

Ship Data

Type Built Burden Dimensions Line / Owner
S.S. 1854 at Greenock by Caird & Co. 2,215 gross 305ft x 37.6ft Inman Line

Chronological History

Year Event
1854 Aug. 26, launched as the Etna for the Cunard Line
1854 Crimean War transport
1856 Havre - New York, Liverpool - New York, New York - Charges
1857 North Atlantic service
1858 North Atlantic service
1859 European and Australian RMSP Co service
1860 Purchased by Inman Line
1860 Dec. 5, first voyage as the Etna for Inman Line, Liverpool-Queenstown-New York
1870 Liverpool Jan. 17 → Halifax Jan. 25. Queenstown - Philadelphia - New York.
1870 Liverpool Feb. 28 → Halifax Mar. 9. Queenstown - Philadelphia - New York.
1870 Liverpool Apr. 11 → Halifax Apr. 21. Queenstown - Philadelphia - New York.
1870 Liverpool June 6 → Halifax June 15. Queenstown - Philadelphia - New York.
1870 Liverpool July 18 → Halifax July 29. Queenstown - Philadelphia - New York.
1870 Liverpool Aug. 29 → Halifax Sept. 9. Queenstown - Philadelphia - New York.
1870 Liverpool Oct. 10 → Halifax Oct. 21. Queenstown - Philadelphia - New York.
1871 Rebuilt. length: 349.4ft, tonnage: 2,655 gross, compounded engines, renamed City of Bristol
1876 Chartered by American Line
1880 Sold to J. P. Davies
1881 Renamed "Messico" for Italian owners
1883 Renamed "Sempione"
1884 Renamed "Adria"
1896 Scrapped in Italy

Other ships named "Etna"

Ship Line / Owner
Etna Cunard Line

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