1881. SS Urania - Built for Finland Steamship Co Ltd, she offered accommodation for 22 first class, 34 second class and 186 third class, and sailed between Finland, Copenhagen and Kingston upon Hull. She sank in 1913 after colliding in fog with SS Fancy, north west of Kullen, Kattegatt. Crew and passengers were rescued by Fancy, although herself badly damaged, and taken to Elsinore, Denmark. was a single-screw, steel-hulled freighter completed in 1900 for service with the Deutsche Dampferfahrts Gesellschaft later named USS Wabash. Willowbank - An iron barque built in 1861, measuring in length and across the beam. She sank after colliding with the steamship City of Berlin off Portland in December 1895. SS Wittekind (later renamed Iroquois and Freedom) - A passenger liner, originally built by Blohm & Voss, Hamburg, in 1894, but substantially rebuilt by Wigham Richardson six years later. The company extended her from in length to . At the outbreak of the First World War, she took shelter at Boston. In April 1917 she was seized by US authorities and was renamed Iroquois. In 1919 she was renamed Freedom, and was scrapped in 1924. References Defunct shipbuilding companies of the United Kingdom Companies based in Tyne and Wear