Bohemian

Leyland Line

Length:	512 ft.
Breadth:	58.2 ft.
Draft (or Depth):	34.3 ft.
Tonnage:	8,548 (gross)
Engines:	Steam, triple expansion, 807 n.h.p.
Speed:	13 knots
Builder:	Alexander Stephen & Sons Glasgow, Scotland, (Yard No 386)
Launched:	June 28, 1900
Maiden Voyage:
Disposition:	March 1, 1920 - Ran aground. Total loss.
Particulars:	Port of Registry: Liverpool, England Flag of Registry: British Funnel color: Pink; black top Company flag: Red Signal Letters: Wireless call letters: M E L Details:

Relationship to Titanic disaster / inquiries.

Exchanged signals with ss Baltic following Titanic disaster. Named in Baltic's proces verbal, submitted on day 14 of the U. S. Inquiry.

Data:

June 28, 1900

Launched by Alexander Stephen & Sons Glasgow, Scotland, (Yard No 386) as Bohemian for the Leyland Line.

March 1, 1920

Grounded on a submerged object in a storm off Sambro Island, outside Halifax, N.S., and sank. Seven lives lost.