Passenger Ships of The United States Mail Line
- SS America
- SS Antigone
- SS Centennial State
- SS George Washington
- SS Hudson
- SS New Rochelle
- SS Old North State
- SS Panhandle State
- SS Pocahontas
- SS Potomac
- SS Princess Matoika
- SS Susquehanna
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