SS Pennsylvania

Last updated December 14, 2021

SS Pennsylvania may refer to any one of a number of ships.

SS Pennsylvania (1872), a 3,104-ton ship of the American Line
SS Pennsylvania (1896), a 12,891-ton ship of the Hamburg-America Line built by Harland and Wolff
SS Pennsylvania (1929), a 20,526-ton ship built for the Panama Pacific Line; later renamed Argentina.

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