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Union-Castle Line
Union-Castle - Page 2: The Castle Line
This page is still under construction!
This page is one of a series devoted to postcards and photographs of the Union-Castle Line.
An alphabetical list of ships
shown on this page is shown below. Below the table is a
Fleet List
in chronological order. There is a table of individual ship histories on the
Union-Castle Header Page
. Dates in the
Fleet List
below are for combined Union SS and Union-Castle service. All Castle Line ships were transferred to the combined Union-Castle fleet in 1900.
Ships on This Page:-
Arundel Castle (3)
- (1894-1905 - 4588gt)
Avondale Castle
- (1897-1912 - 5530gt)
Braemar Castle (1)
- (1898-1924 - 6266gt)
Dunottar Castle
- (1890-1913 - 5625gt)
Garth Castle
- (1880-1901 - 3537 gt)
Kildonan Castle
- (1899-1931 - 9664gt)
Kinfauns Castle (2)
- (1899-1927 - 9664gt)
Union-Castle Pages:-
Union-Castle Header Page
Union-Castle - Page 1
- Union SS Company up to 1900
Union-Castle - Page 2
- Castle Line up to 1900
- this page!
Union-Castle - Page 3
- Union-Castle 1900-1914
Union-Castle - Page 4
- Union-Castle 1915-1939
Union-Castle - Page 5
- Union-Castle 1940-1970
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References:-
UNION-CASTLE LINE - A
Fleet History by Peter Newall: Published by Carmania Press in 1999
This is the definitive history of the Union-Castle Line -
Available from
Mainmast Books
Union-Castle Line
Page 2: The Castle Line
Garth Castle (1)
(1880-1901 - 3537gt)
Garth Castle (2)
was built in 1880, passing to Union-Castle in 1900. She was sold the following year to Elder Dempster & Co.
Photographic postcard of
Garth Castle (1)
.
Dunottar Castle
(1890-1913 - 5625gt)
Dunottar Castle
was built in 1889 for the Castle Line, passing to Union-Castle in 1900. Union-Castle became part of the
Royal Mail Group
in 1912, and
Dunottar Castle
was sold to
Royal Mail
the following year as the
Caribbean
. In 1914 she was taken over for use as an Armed Merchant Cruiser, and later Scapa Flow depot ship. In 1915 she sank off Cape Wrath.
Arundel Castle (3)
(1894-1905 - 4588gt)
Avondale Castle
(1897-1912 - 5530gt)
Avondale Castle
was built for the Castle Line in 1897 and transferred to Union-Castle Mail SS Co in 1900. In 1912 she was sold to Cie de Nav. Sud-Atlantique, Paris, and renamed
Garonna
.
Castle Line postcard of
Avondale Castle
.
Postcard of
Avondale Castle
at Lobito.
Braemar Castle (1)
(1898-1924 - 6266gt)
Braemar Castle
was built for the Castle Line in 1898 and transferred to Union-Castle Mail SS Co in 1900. She was scrapped in 1924.
Union-Castle Line postcard of
Braemar Castle
.
Photographic postcard of
Braemar Castle
in use as a hospital ship.
Kildonan Castle
(1899-1931 - 9664gt)
Kildonan Castle
was built for the Castle Line in 1899 and transferred to Union-Castle Mail SS Co in 1900. She was scrapped in 1931.
Union-Castle Line postcard of
Kildonan Castle
.
Kinfauns Castle (2)
(1899-1927 - 9664gt)
Kinfauns Castle (2)
was built for the Castle Line in 1899 and transferred to Union-Castle Mail SS Co in 1900. She was scrapped in 1927.
Union-Castle letter card of
Kinfauns Castle
.
F.G.O.Stuart colour art postcard of
Kinfauns Castle
.
First of three variations.
F.G.O.Stuart colour art postcard of
Kinfauns Castle
.
Background and publisher's name removed.
F.G.O.Stuart colour art postcard of
Kinfauns Castle
.
Serial number removed.
Photographic postcard of
Kinfauns Castle
.
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