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Ss Bermudian arriving into Hamilton Harbour, Bermuda
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Ss Bermudian arriving into Hamilton Harbour, Bermuda
Ss Bermudian arriving into Hamilton Harbour, Bermuda. Vessel of the Quebec Steamship Company built by Sir James Laing & Sons, Sunderland, England. Renamed twice (as the Fort Hamilton and the Stella d Italia ) - scrapped in 1933. Date: 1911
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Ss Bermudian Arriving into Hamilton Harbour, Bermuda (1911): A Nautical Voyage through Time This evocative black-and-white photograph captures the moment the Ss Bermudian, a magnificent steamship of the Quebec Steamship Company, glides gracefully into Hamilton Harbour, Bermuda, in 1911. Built by Sir James Laing & Sons in Sunderland, England, this vessel was a marvel of maritime engineering during its time. The Ss Bermudian, initially named the Fort Hamilton, was later renamed Stella d'Italia before being scrapped in 1933. This image offers a glimpse into the past, when ocean liners like the Ss Bermudian reigned supreme as the primary mode of luxury travel and transportation between continents. As the steamship approaches the quay, the calm waters of Hamilton Harbour reflect the grandeur of the vessel, its tall smokestacks billowing white plumes of steam against the clear blue sky. Passengers onboard, eager to begin their Bermudian adventure, watch the shoreline grow closer, while the crew prepares for docking. The Ss Bermudian's arrival in Bermuda marked the beginning of a new journey for its passengers, who were about to experience the unique charm and beauty of this British Overseas Territory. This photograph serves as a poignant reminder of the rich maritime history that connects Bermuda to the rest of the world, and the enduring allure of ocean travel.
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