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Baltimore Mail Line Passenger Lists 1932-1938

Passenger Lists - Baltimore Mail Line - Available at the Archives

The Baltimore Mail Line (Baltimore Mail Steamship Company) was primarily a mail and cargo services line that also carried a limited number of passengers (passenger capacity was about 80 Tourist Class). They operated regular weekly service between the US Ports of Baltimore and Norfolk to the European Ports of Le Havre, France, and Hamburg, Germany. They had the misfortune of being in operation only during the depression years, 1931 until 1938.

Westbound Passenger Lists of the Baltimore Mail Line

1932-01-29 Passenger Manifest SS City of Hamburg

1932-01-29 SS City of Hamburg Passenger List

  • Class of Passengers: Cabin (One Class)
  • Date of Departure: 29 January 1932
  • Route: Hamburg to Norfolk and Baltimore via Le Havre
  • Commander: Captain John F. Jensen
1932-06-24 City Of Hamburg Cabin Passenger Manifest

1932-06-24 SS City Of Hamburg Passenger List

  • Class of Passengers: Cabin (One Class)
  • Date of Departure: 24 June 1932
  • Route: Hamburg and Le Havre to Norfolk and Baltimore
  • Commander: Captain John F. Jensen
1934-03-17 City of Hamburg Passenger Manifest

1934-03-17 SS City of Hamburg Passenger List

  • Class of Passengers: Cabin (One Class)
  • Date of Departure: 17 March 1934
  • Route: Hamburg and Le Havre to Norfolk and Baltimore
  • Commander: Joseph Epps Lee, Lt. Cmdr., U.S.N.R.
1934-11-24 City of Hamburg Passenger Manifest

1934-11-24 SS City of Hamburg Passenger List

  • Class of Passengers: Cabin (One Class)
  • Date of Departure: 24 November 1934
  • Route: Bremen to Norfolk and Baltimore via Le Havre
  • Commander: Captain Joseph E. Lee
1935-01-12 City Of Newport News Passenger Manifest

1935-01-12 SS City Of Newport News Passenger List

  • Class of Passengers: Cabin (One Class)
  • Date of Departure: 12 January 1935
  • Route: Hamburg and Le Havre to Norfolk and Baltimore
  • Commander: Captain Robert H. Wright
1936-07-11 SS City of Norfolk

1936-07-11 SS City of Norfolk Passenger List

  • Class of Passengers: Cabin (One Class)
  • Date of Departure: 11 July 1936
  • Route: Hamburg and Southampton to Norfolk and Baltimore
  • Commander: Captain Reginald Rose, Lt. Cmdr., U.S.N.R
1937-07-24 City Of Baltimore Passenger Manifest

1937-07-24 SS City Of Baltimore Passenger List

  • Class of Passengers: Cabin (One Class)
  • Date of Departure: 24 July 1937
  • Route: Hamburg and Southampton to Norfolk and Baltimore
  • Commander: Captain F. E. Cross, Lt. Cmdr., U.S.N.R
Front Cover of a Cabin Class Passenger List from the SS City of Norfolk of the Baltimore Mail Line, Departing 15 August 1937 from Bremen to Norfolk and Baltimore via Le Havre

1937-08-15 SS City of Norfolk Passenger List

  • Class of Passengers: Cabin (One Class)
  • Date of Departure: 15 August 1937
  • Route: Bremen to Norfolk and Baltimore via Le Havre
  • Commander: Captain Reginald Rose, Lt. Cmdr. USNR
1938-04-11 City of Newport News Passenger Manifest

1938-04-11 SS City of Newport News Passenger List

  • Class of Passengers: Cabin (One Class)
  • Date of Departure: 11 April 1938
  • Route: Bremen to Norfolk and Baltimore via Southampton
  • Commander: Captain Robert H. Wright, Lt. Cmdr., U.S.N.R
  • Note: Annotated by the original owner (passenger)

 

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The GG Archives is the work and passion of two people, Paul Gjenvick, a professional archivist, and Evelyne Gjenvick, a curator. Paul earned a Masters of Archival Studies - a terminal degree from Clayton State University in Georgia, where he studied under renowned archivist Richard Pearce-Moses. Our research into the RMS Laconia and SS Bergensfjord, the ships that brought two members of the Gjønvik family from Norway to the United States in the early 20th century, has helped us design our site for other genealogists. The extent of original materials at the GG Archives can be very beneficial when researching your family's migration from Europe.

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