Copenhagen, Denmark Passenger Lists 1905-1953
View of the Free Port of Copenhagen in 1907. GGA Image ID # 1758923d0e
Copenhagen is the natural entry port for the eastern part of the Baltic and the Gulf of Bothnia, with several large and many small, but all relatively prosperous, cities along the coasts of northern Germany, the Russian Baltic provinces, Finland, and Sweden.
1900s
Scandinavian American Line / Skandinavien-Amerika Linie
- 1905-08-23 SS Hellig Olav - Copenhagen to New York
- 1907-07-04 SS C. F. Tietgen - Copenhagen to New York
1910s
Scandinavian American Line / Skandinavien-Amerika Linie
- 1912-02-08 SS United States - Copenhagen to New York
- 1914-08-13 SS Oscar II - Copenhagen to New York
- 1916-11-14 SS Frederik VIII - Copenhagen to New York
- 1919-12-09 SS Frederik VIII - Copenhagen to New York
1920s
Scandinavian American Line / Skandinavien-Amerika Linie
- 1920-08-05 SS Frederik VIII - Copenhagen to New York
- 1921-08-12 SS Hellig Olav - Copenhagen to New York
- 1921-11-06 SS Hellig Olav - Copenhagen to New York
- 1922-12-12 SS United States - Copenhagen to New York
- 1924-02-07 SS Frederik VIII - Copenhagen to New York
- 1924-05-15 SS United States - Copenhagen to Halifax and New York
- 1925-08-14 SS Oscar II - Copenhagen to New York
- 1927-07-23 SS Hellig Olav - New York to Copenhagen
- 1929-07-29 SS Hellig Olav - New York to Copenhagen
1930s
Scandinavian American Line / Skandinavien-Amerika Linie
1950s
Norwegian-America Line / Den Norsek Amerikalinie
Note: Typically, only the origination and final destination ports are listed in each link. Other intermediary ports of call are not listed.
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