Genoa Passenger Lists 1896-1954
Port of Genoa - 1907. GGA Image ID # 17552a78e8
Genoa is the capital of Liguria and the sixth largest city in Italy. Genoa forms the southern corner of the Milan-Turin-Genoa industrial triangle of north-west Italy. In the late 19th century and the early 20th century, Genoa consolidated its role as a major seaport and an important steel and shipbuilding center.
In Genoa, Italy, the passenger liners land at a quay, a short distance from the principal hotels that occupy the point on the high bluffs overlooking the hay and the blue Mediterranean.
Port of Genoa, September 1892. Photo by Alfred Noack. GGA Image ID # 1d454bb1c3
RMS Canopic, Twin-Screw, 12,000 Tons, Shown Leaving the Port of Genoa, Italy. White Star Line Services Brochure, 1907. GGA Image ID # 144de62858
Passenger Lists available from the GG Archives Calling at the Port of Genoa, Italy.
1890s
North German Lloyd / Norddeutscher Lloyd
1900s
Hamburg American Line / Hamburg Amerika Linie (HAPAG)
- 1906-08-21 SS Moltke - Genoa to New York
- 1907-05-04 SS Meteor - Genoa to Hamburg (Mediterranean Cruise)
North German Lloyd / Norddeutscher Lloyd
- 1900-12-18 SS Kaiser Wilhelm II - New York to Genoa
- 1908-11-12 SS Prinzess Irene - Genoa to New York
- 1909-04-10 SS Grosser Kurfurst - Genoa to New York
White Star Line
1910s
Italian Steamship Lines
North German Lloyd / Norddeutscher Lloyd
White Star Line
1920s
Italian Steamship Lines
- 1926-04-10 SS Colombo - New York to Genoa
- 1927-03-16 SS Colombo - Genoa to New York
- 1927-06-30 SS Conte Biancamano - New York to Genoa
- 1927-09-07 SS Colombo - Genoa to New York
Union-Castle Line
1930s
American Export Lines
Italian Steamship Lines
- 1935-08-21 SS Rex - Naples to New York
- 1935-09-13 SS Rex - Naples for New York
- 1937-03-06 SS Conte Di Savoia - New York to Genoa
- 1937-05-22 SS Roma - New York to Genoa
- 1937-06-12 SS Roma - Genoa to New York
- 1938-07-13 SS Rex - Genoa to New York
- 1938-08-09 SS Rex - Naples to New York
- 1939-10-06 SS Rex - Genoa to New York
1940s
Italian Steamship Lines
1950s
American Export Lines
- 1952-03-01 SS Constitution - Naples to New York
- 1952-10-27 SS Independence - Naples to New York
- 1953-08-02 SS Independence - Naples to New York
- 1953-08-21 SS Constitution - New York to Naples
- 1953-08-24 SS Independence - Naples to New York
- 1954-07-03 SS Independence - Naples to New York
- 1954-08-14 SS Independence - Naples to New York
- 1954-11-05 SS Constitution - New York to Naples
- 1954-11-09 SS Independence - Naples to New York
- 1954-12-07 SS Constitution - Naples to New York
Italian Steamship Lines
- 1950-07-04 SS Saturnia - Genoa to New York
- 1950-08-11 SS Conte Biancamano - Genoa to New York
- 1950-09-14 SS Conte Biancamano - Genoa to New York
- 1951-05-25 SS Vulcania - Genoa to Halifax and New York
- 1951-08-12 SS Conte Biancamano - Genoa to Halifax and New York
- 1952-03-11 SS Saturnia - New York to Naples
- 1952-03-30 SS Conte Grande - Genoa to Buenos Aires
- 1952-05-22 SS Giulio Cesare - Buenos Aires to Genoa
Note: Typically, only the origination and final destination ports are listed in each link. Other intermediary ports of call are not listed.
The trans-Atlantic liners on arriving at Genoa proceed directly to the landing pier (Ponte Federico Guglielmo), where passengers disembark. Baggage is expeditiously removed from the ship to the Customs examination shed on the pier, where passengers will claim their baggage.
The Customs officials usually inspect one or two packages and accept the passenger's declaration that no tobacco, cigars (which are prohibited), liquors, or new clothing are contained in the baggage. At the railroad office in the Customs sheds, travelers can purchase tickets and have their baggage checked. There is also a bonded storeroom, where baggage can be stored in bond.
The Lloyd Sabaudo Booking Office at Genoa, American Shipping, 10 February 1922. GGA Image ID # 17552d288e
Sailing Schedules
White Star Line Mediterranean Service from 6 July 1905 to 16 April 1906. Ships Include the Canopic, Celtic, Cretic, Republic, and Romanic. Ports Include New York, Boston, Azores, Gibraltar, Algiers, Naples, Genoa, and Alexandria. Will Call at Palermo and Almeria on some voyages. RMS Majestic Passenger List, 30 August 1905. GGA Image ID # 1dd4405a37. Click to View Larger Image.
