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SS Nomadic
Belfast, United Kingdom
Step aboard SS Nomadic in Belfast's Titanic Quarter, the little tender that ferried passengers out to Titanic and Olympic and the last White Star Line ship still in existence.
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United Kingdom
About SS Nomadic
SS Nomadic was launched in Belfast on 25 April 1911 as a tender for the White Star Line. Her job was to carry passengers and mail between the shore and the great ocean liners RMS Olympic and RMS Titanic, which were too large to come in close.
She is the only surviving ship designed by Thomas Andrews, who also helped design Olympic and Titanic, and she is the last White Star Line vessel left anywhere. Today she is displayed in Belfast's Titanic Quarter, close to where her famous companions were built.
Highlights
- Last surviving White Star Line vessel
- Only remaining ship designed by Thomas Andrews
- Served Titanic and Olympic as a passenger tender
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