SS Devonia Archival Collection
SS Devonia of the Anchor Line, 1877. GGA Image ID # 20bc04838c
Devonia (1877) Anchor Line
Built by Barrow Shipbuilding Co., Barrow-in-Furness, England. Tonnage: 4,270. Dimensions: 400' x 42'. Propulsion: Single screw, 14 knots. Compound engines. Masts and Funnels: Three masts and one funnel. Additional Features: Iron hull. Passengers: 200 first, 100 second, 800 third. Maiden voyage: Glasgow-New York, June 2, 1877. Fate: Broken up by shipbreakers at Hamburg in 1899. Running mates: Anchoria, Bolivia, Circassia and Ethiopia.
How long did it take to Cross the Atlantic on the SS Devonia?
It was Reported in 1878, A voyage from Glasgow to New York took Sixteen Days (Representative Men and Old Families of Rhode Island, Chicago: J. H. Beers & Co., Vol. III, p. 2207)
Anchor Steamship Line Sailing Schedule, 23 August 1884 to 18 October 1884
The SS Devonia, operated by Anchor Steamship Line, was scheduled for transatlantic voyages between 23 August 1884 to 18 October 1884.
Anchor Steamship Line Sailing Schedule, 31 July 1889 to 7 November 1889
The SS Devonia, operated by Anchor Steamship Line, was scheduled for transatlantic voyages between 31 July 1889 to 7 November 1889.
Anchor Steamship Line Sailing Schedule, 19 July 1890 to 29 November 1890
The SS Devonia, operated by Anchor Steamship Line, was scheduled for transatlantic voyages between 19 July 1890 to 29 November 1890.
