Pennsylvania (1900)

Oblique angle, medium shot of bow and starboard.

Oblique angle, medium shot of bow and starboard.

Name/Title

Pennsylvania (1900)

Entry/Object ID

2017.2.016

Description

Pennsylvania (1900) Year Built: 1900 Built By: Roach Shipbuilding Company Built At: Chester, PA Built For: New York, Philadelphia and Norfolk Railroad Hull Number: 307 Official Number: 150849 Purchase Price: $250,000 Length: 255 feet Beam: 40.9 feet Depth of Hold: 17 feet Tons: 1350 Gross, Net Propulsion: Twin screw Hull: Steel Engine: Two four-cylinder expansion engines of 18, 29, 33 and 33 inches diameter and 26 inch stroke making 3500 hp. She was orignally built with two funnels but in the 1920s she was rebuilt and one stack was eliminated. Passenger Capacity: Purchased by: Route: Cape Charles to Norfolk Captains: Captain Edward Richardson, First Officer A. Sadler, Purser H. B. Williams and Chief Engineer Jeff Wright on first crew in 1900, Captain George Kirwan in 1930, Captain Ernest Edward Ewell in 1933 Previous Name: Later Name: Comments: Disposition: Scrapped in 1945