SS Goldblum Castle

S.S "Goldblum Castle" was laid down in 1910 at Holt shipyards and was launched later that year. She was fitted out in North Harbor. But her Maiden voyage was delayed 2 weeks because of a fire that ripped through her interiors and caused her aft promenade to partially collapse but it was repaired also delaying her running mate's Maiden voyage by a month to February of 1912. She departed on her maiden in January of 1912 with 16 passengers and 7 crew. On the final day of her voyage, she caught fire and was beached near Fishing village. She was salvaged and went back into service in May of 1912. She rammed a fishing trawler in heavy fog in 1923. She almost sank but survived and rescued the crew of said fishing trawler. She served until 1941 when she was enroute to Holt town and she was torpedoed and sunk by SM-91 during the great war and sank with a loss of 15 passengers.

i survived the sinking - gonb