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Southern Railway
SR Page 2: Newhaven Services: 1923-1947
This page is devoted to postcards and photographs of the services of the Southern Railway (SR).
An alphabetical list of ships
shown on this page is shown below.
The Table
beneath gives links to complete history pages on selected individual ships. Below the table is a
Fleet List
in chronological order.
Earlier ships on this route are shown at:-
London Brighton & South Coast Railway
Subsequent ships on this route are shown at:-
British Railways/Sealink Page 6
Ships on This Page:-
Arromanches
1947-1965
Brighton (1)
1933-1940
Londres
1939-1963
Worthing
1928-1955
Southern Railway Pages:-
British Railways
- Header page for all UK railway-owned Services
London & South Western Railway
- LSWR Southampton Services
London Brighton & South Coast Railway
- LBSC Newhaven-Dieppe Services
South Eastern & Chatham Railway
- SECR Dover/Folkestone Services
Southern Railway - Page 1
- Dover/Folkestone Services
Southern Railway - Page 2
- Newhaven Services - this page!
Southern Railway - Page 3
- Southampton Services
Southern Railway - Page 4
- Isle of Wight Services
Associated Pages:-
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References:-
Merchant Fleets No.25
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Britain's Railway Steamers
by Duncan Haws (1993)
Railway & Other Steamers
by Duckworth & Langmuir
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SR Page 2: Newhaven Services: 1923-1947
Brighton (1)
1933 Newhaven-Dieppe, 1940 bombed and sunk while hospital ship at Dieppe. 2,391
Worthing
1928 Newhaven-Dieppe, 1955 sold to Greece, renamed
Phryni
. 2,288
Londres
(Built: 1939 - SNCF: 1945-1963)
2434 gross tons - 94 metres long - 1450 passengers - 24 knots
Londres
was built in 1939. It was intended to name her
Dieppe
, but she was delivered as
Londres
. She was taken over by the occupying German forces in June 1940 and renamed
Lothringen
. After the war, she was handed back to SNCF and renamed
Londres
. She worked on Newhaven-Dieppe services until withdrawn in 1963. She was sold the following year, becoming the
Ionion II
of Typaldos Bros, Piraeus. Typaldos failed soon afterwards, and she was sold to the Aegean SN Co as
Sofoclis Venizelos
for service between Piraeus and Heraklion until 1966.
Postcard of
Londres
at
Dieppe.
Arromanches
(Built: 1940 - SNCF: 1947-1964)
2434 gross tons - 94 metres long - 1450 passengers - 24 knots
Arromanches
was intended to be the Newhaven of the
LBSC
. Renamed
Vichy
during the German occupation, she was returned to the SNCF as
Arromanches
in 1947.
Arromanches
operated between Newhaven and Dieppe until 1964 when she was sold to Nomikos at the
Leto
, for the service Piraeus-Tinos-Mykonos. She was scrapped in 1970 folowing a grounding.
Postcard of
Arromanches
at Dover.
Postcard of
Arromanches
at Dieppe.
Postcard of
Arromanches
at Dieppe.
Postcard of
Arromanches
at Dieppe.
Postcard of
Arromanches
at Newhaven.
Postcard of
Arromanches
at Newhaven.
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