SS Staveley (1891)

	The Staveley, by A. J. Jansen
History
Name	SS Staveley
Operator	1891–1897: Manchester, Sheffield and Lincolnshire Railway; 1897–1923: Great Central Railway ; 1923–1932: London and North Eastern Railway; 1932–1933: British and Irish Steam Packet Company;
Port of registry
Builder	Swan Hunter
Yard number	166
Launched	1 May 1891
Out of service	1933
Fate	Scrapped 1933
General characteristics
Tonnage	1,033 gross register tons (GRT)
Length	240.2 feet (73.2 m)
Beam	32 feet (9.8 m)
Depth	15.2 feet (4.6 m)

NameSS Staveley

Operator

BuilderSwan Hunter

Yard number166

SS Staveley was a passenger and freight vessel built for the Manchester, Sheffield and Lincolnshire Railway in 1891.^[1]

v t e Ships operated by the London and North Eastern Railway
Ex GCR ships	Accrington City of Bradford City of Leeds Dewsbury Lutterworth Macclesfield Nottingham Staveley
Ex GER ships	Amsterdam Antwerp Archangel Bruges Cromer Felixstowe Malines Roulers St Denis
Ships built for, or acquired by, the LNER	Amsterdam Arnhem Brightlingsea Prague Suffolk Ferry Train Ferry No. 1 (renamed Essex Ferry in 1946) Train Ferry No. 2 Train Ferry No. 3 Vienna
Humber Ferries	Grimsby Cleethorpes Brocklesby Killingholme Tattershall Castle Wingfield Castle Lincoln Castle

References

History

The Staveley, by A. J. Jansen




Name	SS Staveley
Operator	1891–1897: Manchester, Sheffield and Lincolnshire Railway 1897–1923: Great Central Railway 1923–1932: London and North Eastern Railway 1932–1933: British and Irish Steam Packet Company
Port of registry
Builder	Swan Hunter
Yard number	166
Launched	1 May 1891
Out of service	1933
Fate	Scrapped 1933


General characteristics
Tonnage	1,033 gross register tons (GRT)
Length	240.2 feet (73.2 m)
Beam	32 feet (9.8 m)
Depth	15.2 feet (4.6 m)