homeric

According to Mark Chirnside’s book about the RMS Olympic, RMS Majestic carried a total of 274,514 passengers between 1922 and 1929. She made 221 transatlantic crossings over that 8 year span, averaging 1,242 passengers per crossing. Over the same timespan, RMS Olympic made 234 transatlantic...

Good evening and hello. I've just found this site while researching an article I bought from a car boot. You have a very interesting site here. I've been in fishing most of my life in the Irish Sea and have always taken an interest in wrecks. I was wondering if anybody had any ideas or...

After doing some research recently in Sheffield I came across a reference in some of Wards documentation about the purchase of all three builders models for Olympic, Majestic, Homeric and thought there might be someone out there who has been looking for the Majestic's builders model. Below is...

Hey guys, I've been reading on the boards and came across this thread...on the RMS Homeric...I see some of you are devoted Homeric fans... Well, here is a beautiful picture of her I found... This is by far the coolest picture of Homeric I found... Please add more pictures as you...

Pretty neat. I'd visit. http://www.scottishcinemas.org.uk/scotland/stonehouse/index.html

Does anyone here know how many boilers Homeric had?

The Times, 21 January 1922 HOMERIC AT SOUTHAMPTON --- SEA TRIALS SATISFACTORY --- The new White Star liner Homeric, of 35,000 tons, the largest twin-screw steamer in the world, has arrived at Southampton after completing, it is stated, very satisfactory sea trials. The vessel is to...

Here is a colour version I completed of the Homeric:

Any Homeric buffs here? From what I read she was greatly underpowered, and many White Star buffs I know regard her as their least favorite liner. Why was the Homeric such an underdog? Ray Lepien wrote some wonderful articles about her in the Titanic Commutator, right before it went glossy...

Hello all, When I was reading Simon Mills' Last Titan again some weeks ago, I came across a quote which I didn't notice before: [indent] I had never heard of a planned fourth Olympic-class liner before, and this book is the only place where I read/heard about it(not that I have much...