Grobstein

In 1898, SS Statendam was built for for Holland - America Line (HAL), by Harland & Wolff Limited, Belfast.
10,491 gross tons;
534 (bp) feet long;
59 feet wide.
Steam triple expansion engines, twin screw.
Service speed 15 knots.
1,375 passengers (200 first class, 175 second class, 1,000 third class).
One funnel and two masts.

In 1911, SS Statendam was sold to Allan State Line, British flag, and renamed Scotian, and sailed the Liverpool-Montreal service.

In 1914-18, SS Statendam (Scotian) was used as a troopship.
In 1922, she was transferred to Canadian Pacific Steamships, British flag, and renamed Marglen.

In 1925, SS Statendam was laid up and scrapped in Italy in 1927.