SS Berlin (1894)

The SS Berlin was a steel ship, which was owned by the Great Eastern Railway and built for use on their ferry service from Harwich and Hook of Holland, which the company had initiated in 1893. The Great Eastern Railway ordered three steamships to operate the service. The ships were named Amsterdam, Berlin and Vienna to publicise some of the rail connections from the Hook of Holland. The Berlin was built in 1894 by Earles Shipbuilding and Engineering Company of Hull. She had berths for 218 first- and 120 second-class passengers.

SS Berlin (1894)

The SS Berlin was a steel ship, which was owned by the Great Eastern Railway and built for use on their ferry service from Harwich and Hook of Holland, which the company had initiated in 1893. The Great Eastern Railway ordered three steamships to operate the service. The ships were named Amsterdam, Berlin and Vienna to publicise some of the rail connections from the Hook of Holland. The Berlin was built in 1894 by Earles Shipbuilding and Engineering Company of Hull. She had berths for 218 first- and 120 second-class passengers.