“Favored, Fated & Flawed: s.s. MOMUS, ANTILLES & CREOLE”

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This details the careers of the largest trio of liners ever built for a U.S. coastal service, that from New York to New Orleans, operated by Southern Pacific Steamships (“The Morgan Line”): MOMUS (1906-1933) and ANTILLES )1907-1917), built by Cramps of Philadelphia; and CREOLE (1907-1933) built by Fore River Shipyard, Quincy, the latter famous for being the first American-built twin-screw turbine liner and unsuccessful as such and re-engined in 1910… a saga that will be recounted in some detail for those interested.

Peter Kohler

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This will be followed by another monograph on s.s. MOMUS, ANTILLES and CREOLE

Peter Kohler

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