SS Nomadic

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SS Nomadic is a preserved early 20th-century tender ship built to serve RMS Titanic and now a historic museum vessel in Belfast.

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SS Nomadic canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf historic ship
museum ship
ship
tender ship
acquiredBy Department for Communities (Northern Ireland)
surface form: Northern Ireland Department for Social Development
associatedWith Harland and Wolff
surface form: Harland and Wolff shipyard

RMS Titanic
Titanic Quarter
surface form: Titanic Quarter, Belfast
beam 11.3 m
builder Harland and Wolff
builtFor White Star Line
builtToServe RMS Olympic
RMS Titanic
completionDate 1911
constructionSite Belfast
countryOfConstruction United Kingdom
currentLocation Titanic Quarter
surface form: Hamilton Dock, Titanic Quarter, Belfast
currentUse museum ship
decommissioned 1970s
heritageDesignation historic monument
historicEvent carried passengers to RMS Titanic at Cherbourg in April 1912
laterUse floating club
harbour tender in Cherbourg
party venue
restaurant ship
launchDate 1911-04-25
length 67 m
notableFeature last remaining White Star Line vessel
only surviving ship with direct service to RMS Titanic
numberOfFunnels 1
numberOfMasts 2
operator White Star Line
portOfRegistry Liverpool
primaryRole tendering cargo
tendering mail
tendering passengers
propulsion coal-fired boilers
steam engines
restorationLocation Belfast
servedPort Cherbourg
servedShip RMS Olympic
RMS Titanic
serviceEntry 1911
shipType passenger tender
survivedEvent RMS Titanic
surface form: sinking of RMS Titanic
tonnage 1273 GRT
yardNumber 422
yearOfConstruction 1910

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Titanic Quarter contains SS Nomadic
Titanic Belfast museum nearbyAttraction SS Nomadic
subject surface form: Titanic Belfast
Hamilton Dock near SS Nomadic