Fleet
The Inman fleet—all of which built for Inman unless otherwise indicated—consisted of the following ships, presented in order of acquisition. List sourced from
Ship | Built | In service for Inman | Type | Tonnage | Notes |
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City of Glasgow | 1850 | 1850-1854 | iron-screw | 1,600 GRT | missing 1854, no survivors |
City of Manchester | 1851 | 1851-1871 | iron-screw | 1,900 GRT | sold and converted to sail 1871 |
City of Philadelphia | 1854 | 1854-1854 | iron-screw | 2,100 GRT | wrecked, no loss of life |
City of Baltimore | 1855 | 1855-1874 | iron-screw | 2,400 GRT | sold |
City of Washington | 1855 | 1855-1873 | iron-screw | 2,400 GRT | wrecked 1873 |
Kangaroo | 1854 | 1855-1869 | iron-screw | 1,850 GRT | built for other owners, sold 1869 |
Virgo | 1856 | 1858-1861 | iron-screw | 1,600 GRT | built for other owners, sold to US Government 1861 |
Glasgow | 1851 | 1859-1865 | iron-screw | 1,950 GRT | built for other owners, lost 1865 |
Edinburgh | 1855 | 1859-1868 | iron-screw | 2,200 GRT | built for other owners, sold 1868 |
Etna | 1856 | 1860-1875 | iron-screw | 2,200 GRT | built for Cunard, sold 1875 |
City of New York | 1861 | 1861-1864 | iron-screw | 2,550 GRT | wrecked 1864 |
City of London | 1863 | 1863-1878 | iron-screw | 2,550 GRT | sold 1878 |
City of Cork | 1863 | 1863-1871 | iron-screw | 1,550 GRT | sold 1871 |
City of Limerick | 1863 | 1863-1879 | iron-screw | 1,550 GRT | built for other owners, sold 1879 |
City of Dublin | 1864 | 1864-1873 | iron-screw | 2,000 GRT | sold 1874 to Dominion Line |
City of Boston | 1865 | 1865-1870 | iron-screw | 2,200 GRT | missing 1870, no survivors |
City of New York | 1865 | 1865-1881 | iron-screw | 2,650 GRT | sold 1881 |
City of Paris | 1866 | 1866-1884 | iron-screw | 2,650 GRT | sold 1884 |
City of Antwerp | 1867 | 1867-1879 | iron-screw | 2,400 GRT | sold 1879 |
City of Brooklyn | 1889 | 1867-1878 | iron-screw | 2,950 GRT | sold 1878 to Dominion Line |
City of Brussels | 1869 | 1869-1883 | iron-screw | 3,100 GRT | Eastbound record holder, sunk 1883, 10 lost |
City of Montreal | 1872 | 1872-1887 | iron-screw | 4,450 GRT | burned at sea 1887, no loss of life |
City of Chester | 1873 | 1873-1893 | iron-screw | 4,800 GRT | express liner, joined American Line 1893 |
City of Richmond | 1873 | 1873-1891 | iron-screw | 4,800 GRT | express liner, sold 1891 |
City of Berlin | 1875 | 1875-1893 | iron-screw | 5,500 GRT | Blue Riband winner, joined American Line 1893 |
City of Rome | 1881 | 1881-1881 | iron-screw | 8,400 GRT | returned to builder after 6 voyages, sold to Anchor Line |
City of Chicago | 1883 | 1883-1892 | steel-screw | 5,150 GRT | built for other owners, wrecked 1892, no loss of life |
Baltic | 1871 | 1885-1886 | iron-screw | 3,850 GRT | chartered from White Star |
City of New York | 1888 | 1888-1893 | steel, twin screw | 10,650 GRT | Blue Riband winner, joined American Line 1893 |
City of Paris | 1889 | 1889-1893 | steel, twin screw | 10,650 GRT | Blue Riband winner, joined American Line 1893 |
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