st george

That will teach me not to refresh the page.

M V Arctic Sea?

Is it the Maersk Alabama?

Got it Andy.

Here's my next. Good luck.

David

Provmar Terminal II formally the Imperial Sarnia?

Correct Kevin.

The writing on the photo reads: "The old "Chance", as man of war, merchantman, and whaler for over one hundred years. In her last resting place. Bluff, N.Z."

She was owned by Samuel Nichol of Bluff, N.Z. She finished her days as a coal hulk – this was probably when the wind generator was installed. I think she might have been the Chance that managed to escape the ice in the great Whaling disaster of 1871.

Your turn.

David

Here's an interesting one. Good luck.

David

I'll try the Waikelo?

Is it the MS Waibalong?

Yes it is Wayne. I removed the name and the flag.

She was built in 1886 and sold for scrap in 1910. She had two sister ships the Engeland and the Duitschland. The Duitschland was renamed in 1916 to the Zeeland and used as a Hospital Ship.

David

Found a new source for pictures of old Ships and there she was. That photo was used as a Postcard

Heres my next. Good luck.

David

M.S. Indrapoera?

You got it Jan. She started life off as HMS Waterloo built in 1833. Renamed HMS Conqueror in 1862 and renamed again in 1877 to HMS Warspite.

Not the Foudroyant.

No not the Conway.

My next one should be easy

David

The three-mast Rockland schooner Wawenock?

Correct Wayne. Your turn.

David

Here's a nice ship for you.

David

The Steam Ship Freshspring launched 1946. A Water carrying vessel.

Spot on Anja. Your turn

Jan, She was a built a bit later than HMS Bacchante. She did start off as a Screw Corvette but later got redesignated as a third class Cruiser. Her Hull still exists.

David.

You're on the right trail Jan.

No Anja not the Monongahela.

David