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MYRTLE HOLME

Barque "Myrtle Holme", built in 1875 at Sunderland by Bartram Hastwell & Co. Began as a full rigged iron ship, later became a barque. A unit of the famous Holme line. She was sold into Norway in 1908 and renamed "Glint". Under that name she was torped

MYRTLE HOLME

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Ship Details

Rig

Iron Ship

Built

1875

Built In

Tonnage

945g 902n

Built By

Dimensions

211.0 x 32.9 x 19.7

Demise

Hine Bros., reg. Maryport.

VoyagesView Full List

17 April 1899 ➜ 15 July 1899

30 March 1898 ➜ 24 June 1898

25 March 1897 ➜ 25 June 1897

19 May 1896 ➜ 28 August 1896

17 April 1895 ➜ 5 July 1895

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MYRTLE HOLME

Barque "Myrtle Holme", built in 1875 at Sunderland by Bartram Hastwell & Co. Began as a full rigged iron ship, later became a barque. A unit of the famous Holme line. She was sold into Norway in 1908 and renamed "Glint". Under that name she was torped

MYRTLE HOLME

Barque "Myrtle Holme", built in 1875 at Sunderland by Bartram Hastwell & Co. Began as a full rigged iron ship, later became a barque. A unit of the famous Holme line. She was sold into Norway in 1908 and renamed "Glint". Under that name she was torped

MYRTLE HOLME

Barque "Myrtle Holme", built in 1875 at Sunderland by Bartram Hastwell & Co. Began as a full rigged iron ship, later became a barque. A unit of the famous Holme line. She was sold into Norway in 1908 and renamed "Glint". Under that name she was torped

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