II). A few more are still afloat and berthed in various harbors (Peking (New York City), Moshulu (Philadelphia), Passat (Lübeck, Germany), Pommern (Mariehamn, Finland), Nippon Maru (Yokohama, Japan), and Viking). Viking came to Gothenburg in Sweden permanently in 1950, as a home for various shipping organizations, and later became a school of seamanship. Today it is moored at Lilla Bommen as hotel "Barken Viking". The owner of the hotel is ESS Hotell AB. Finnish artist Lena Ringbom-Lindén, one of a few females on board a ship at that time, sailed on Viking on one of its voyages to Australia. She wrote of her experience in two books, Flicka på skepp ("Girl on Ship") and Skeppet och Lena ("Lena and The Ship"). Cargoes Viking's cargos: Cement - Denmark Coal - Europe Guano - South America Salt - Germany (Hamburg) Soya beans - Russia (Vladivostok) Stone - Norway Timber - Sweden (Sundsvall) Wheat - Australia See also Grain race Moshulu Pommern Tall ship Windjammer Gustaf Erikson Botel References External links Official site of Barken Viking A history in Finnish Viking, Barque Viking, Barque Viking, Barque Merchant ships of Finland Barques Windjammers Training ships Four-masted ships Ships built in Copenhagen 1906 ships Museums in Gothenburg 1906 in Denmark Economic history of Denmark World War I merchant ships of Denmark World War II merchant ships of Finland Economic history of Finland Tall ships of Sweden National symbols of Sweden Scandinavian history