SS Duchess of York

1928 This was the fourth vessel of the series of 20,000-ton cabin liners for the Liverpool-Montreal service of the Canadian Pacific Railway Co. Launched on September 28, 1928 from the yard of the John Brown and Co. Two sets of turbines with single-reduction gear, developing over 20,000 shaft horse-power, supplied with steam from six oil-fired water tube boilers at 370 psi. The boilers, superheaters and air heaters, were designed by Yarrow and Co, Scotstoun, made under licence by John Brown & Co.[1]
