Normannia (2) | Norway Heritage

Ship Data

Type	Built	Burden	Dimensions	Line / Owner
S.S.	1890 at Glasgow by Fairfield Shipbuilding & Eng. Co. Ltd.	8,242 gross	500ft x 57.5ft	Hamburg America Line

Hamburg America Line steamship Normannia (2)
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Meteor, Hamburg America Line steamship - at Algiers
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Normannia (2) - Hamburg America Line steamship
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Normannia (2) as the L`Aquitaine
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The former Hamburg America Line steamship Normannia (2) at Le Havre
after she was taken over by the C.G.T. and renamed L`Aquitane
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The two former Hamburg America Line steamships Rhenania (1) and
Normannia (2) side by side at Le Havre after they were taken over by the C.G.T. and renamed Saint Simon and L`Aquitane.
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Chronological History

Year	Event
1890	Feb. 9, launched
1890	May 22, maiden voyage Hamburg-Southampton-New York
1891	Hamburg Sept. 11 → New York Sept. 19. Passengers leaving Bergen on <I>feeder ship </I> 1891-09-05 (Route 1. Norwegian West-coast - Hamburg)<BR>Crossing the Ocean in 6 days and 12 hours from England.
1892	→ New York May 14
1892	Hamburg June 3 → New York June 11. Captain Hebich, used 6 days 9 hours and 55 min. from Queenstown to New York.
1893	Southampton May 13 → New York May 19
1893	→ New York June 15. Arrived at 21:00 evening after crossing the Ocean in 5 days, 21 hours and 55 min..
1893	Hamburg July 8 → New York July 14
1893	→ New York Aug. 4
1893	→ New York Sept. 7
1893	Hamburg → New York Dec. 8. Captain Hebich, arrived in New York at 04:00 morning.
1894	Hamburg → New York May 4. Captain Barends.
1894	Hamburg → New York May 31. Captain Berends, arrived in New York at 11:00 late morning.
1894	Hamburg → New York June 29. Captain Barends, arrived in New York at 09:00 morning.
1894	→ New York July 26
1894	Hamburg → New York Aug. 23. Captain Barends, arrived in New York at 09:00 morning.
1894	→ New York Dec. 15
1898	Became Spanish auxiliary cruiser "Patriota"
1899	Sold to CGT, renamed L`Aquitane"
1906	Scrapped