Maritime History of the Great Lakes

Imperial Windsor (Tanker), 1927

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      IMPERIAL WINDSOR - Steel tanker (C.138580) built in 1927 at Haverton Hill, United Kingdom by Furness Shipbuilding Company Ltd. (Hull # 115) launched April 13, 1927, for Imperial Oil Ltd. as a.) WINDSOLITE: 250 x 43.2 x 18; 1,930 gross tons. Powered by a 750 ihp triple expansion steam engine. Renamed b.) IMPERIAL WINDSOR in 1947, and c.) CARDINAL in 1973. Sold for scrap after a collision with HENRY STEINBRENNER (U.S.204225) in Pelee Passage on May 23, 1974. Scrapped at Hamilton, Ontario in 1974.

Media Type
Text
Newspaper
Item Type
Clippings
Notes
history
Date of Original
1927
Subject(s)
Tankers
Imperial Windsor (Tanker)
Local identifier
McN.E.572
Language of Item
English
Donor
William R. McNeil
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Imperial Windsor (Tanker), 1927