Canadian Pacific Line

Canadian Pacific Line advertising postcard with street map of Liverpool. "Route traversed in Liverpool by C.P.O.S. motor charabancs. It shows the...

Canadian Pacific Line steamship S/S Corsican, former in Allan Line ownership.

Canadian Pacific Line steamship built 1928 at Glasgow by John Brown & Co. Ltd. This image is from an old postcard. For more ship history see: S/S...

Canadian Pacific Line steamship built 1928 at Glasgow by William Beardmore & Co. Rebuilt and renamed Empress of Canada (2) 1946-47. The image is from...

Emigrants gathered outside the office of the Canadian Pacific Line agent in Trondheim Norway on the day of departure. For more company history see:...

Canadian Pacific Line steamship built 1913 at Stettin by AG Vulcan. Old PPC

This ship was launched at Stettin by AG Vulcan as the "Admiral von Tirpitz" for the Hamburg America Line in 1913. The name was changed to "Tirpitz"...

Canadian Pacific Line steamship built 1905 at Glasgow by Fairfield Shipbuilding & Eng. Co. Ltd. This ship was the sister of the ill fated Empress of...

Canadian Pacific Line steamship built 1930 at Glasgow, by John Brown & Co. Torpedoed and lost 1940. This image is from an old postcard.

Canadian Pacific Line steamships built 1920 at Glasgow by Fairfield Shipbuilding & Eng. Co. Ltd. The image is from an old photo postcard. For more...

Canadian Pacific Line steamship built 1891 at Barrow by Naval Construction and Armament Co. This steamship was mainly used for transpacific service....

Canadian Pacific Line steamship built as the Alsatian for the Allan Line 1913 at Glasgow by William Beardmore & Co. The image is from an old photo...

Canadian Pacific Line steamship, built 1928 at Glasgow by John Brown and Co. Ltd. The image is from an old postcard.

Canadian Pacific Line steamship built 1906 at Glasgow by Fairfield Shipbuilding & Eng. Co. Ltd. Her sister ship was the S/S Empress of Britain which...

Sectional view of the Canadian Pacific Line sisters. The steamship Empress of Britain (1) was built 1905 at Glasgow by Fairfield Shipbuilding & Eng....

Canadian Pacific Line steamship built 1891 at Barrow by Naval Construction and Armament Co. This steamship was mainly used for transpacific service...

Canadian Pacific Line steamship built 1929 at Glasgow by Fairfield Shipbuilding & Eng. Co. Ltd. Launched as the Empress of Japan (2), renamed Empress...

Canadian Pacific Line steamship built 1905 at Stettin by AG Vulcan. Launched as the Kaiserin Auguste Victoria for HAPAG, renamed Empress of Scotland...

Canadian Pacific Line steamship originally built at Glasgow by Alexander Stephen Sons for the Allan Line 1907. This ship sailed with emigrants from...

Canadian Pacific Line steamship built 1907 at Glasgow by Alexander Stephen Sons for the Allan Line. This ship sailed with emigrants from 1907, mainly...

Canadian Pacific Line steamship originally built 1899 at Glasgow by Barclay, Curle & Co. Ltd. for Elder Dempster. Operated by the Beaver Line. Taken...

Canadian Pacific Line steamship originally built 1901 at Wallsend-on-Tyne by C. S. Swan and Hunter for Elder Dempster. Operated by the Beaver Line....

Canadian Pacific Line steamship built 1900 at Glasgow by Alexander Stephen & Sons as the "Tunisian" for the Allan Line. Taken over by the Canadian...

Canadian Pacific Line steamship, built 1898 at Belfast by Harland & Wolff. Originally launched as the Statendam of the Holland America Line. Acquired...

Canadian Pacific Line steamship built 1914 at Glasgow by Barclay, Curle & Co. Ltd. The image is from an old postcard. For more ship history see: S/S...

Canadian Pacific Line steamship built 1917 at Glasgow by Barclay, Curle & Co. Ltd. This was the sister ship of the S/S Melita. The image is from an...

Canadian Pacific Line steamship built 1900 at Middlesbrough by Raylton Dixon & Co. for Elder Dempster, became Boer War transport. In 1903 she was...

Canadian Pacific Line steamships built 1920 at Glasgow by John Brown & Co. Ltd. The image was printed in an old booklet. For more ship history see:...

Canadian Pacific Line steamships built 1920 - 1921. They were sister ships of about 16,400 tons. The image is from an old postcard.

Canadian Pacific Line steamships built 1920 at Glasgow by John Brown & Co. Ltd. This image is from an old photo postcard and shows a third class...

Canadian Pacific Line steamships built 1920 at Glasgow by John Brown & Co. Ltd. This image is from an old photo postcard and shows the third class...

Canadian Pacific Line steamship built 1921 at Glasgow by John Brown & Co. Ltd. The image is from an old photo postcard. For more ship history see:...

Canadian Pacific Line steamship built 1899 at Glasgow by Alexander Stephen & Sons for Elder Dempster. Taken over by Canadian Pacific Line 1903. The...

Canadian Pacific Line steamship built 1907 at Geestemünde by J. C. Tecklenborg and launched as the Prinz Friedrich Wilhelm for NDL. Renamed several...

Canadian Pacific Line steamship built 1906 at Hamburg by Blohm & Voss. Originaly launched as the Konig Friedrich August for the Hamburg America Line....

Canadian Pacific Line steamship built 1897 at Middlesbrough by Raylton Dixon & Co. for Elder Dempster. Taken over by Canadian Pacific Line 1903. This...

Canadian Pacific Line steamship built 1920 at Glasgow by Fairfield Shipbuilding & Eng. Co. Ltd. The image was printed on an old postcard. For more...

Canadian Pacific Line steamship built 1905 at Glasgow by Fairfield Shipbuilding & Eng. Co. Ltd. as the Empress of Britain. Renamed Montroyal 1924....

Canadian Pacific Line steamship originally built 1898 at Belfast by Harland & Wolff for the Dominion Line and launched as the New England. Taken over...

Canadian Pacific Line steamship built 1898 at Belfast, Ireland by Harland & Wolff for the Dominion Line as the S/S "New England". In 1903 she was...

The collier "Storstad" after the fatal collision May 29th 1914. The the steamers "Empress of Ireland" and "Storstad" collided in the St. Lawrence...

The Victorian was built in 1904 at Belfast by Workman, Clark & Co. Ltd. for the Allan Line. In 1917, the Victorian was taken over by the Canadian...