Enköping

A small passenger steamer built of iron in 1868 at the Oskarshamns Varv, Oskarshamn, Sweden.

Registered dimensions: 29,20×5,43×2,07 meters, 131,62 GRT and 93,84 NRT.

1868: Launched at the Oskarshamns Varv, Oskarshamn, for the Bockholmssundsbolaget for their Lake Mälaren passenger trade.
1885: Bought by the Ångfartygs AB Östhammar, Östhammar, for the Östhammar-Stockholm trade and renamed Östhammar.
1900: Sold to Ångfartygs AB Sigtuna-Sko and renamed Skokloster.
1910: The company went banckrupt.
1911: Bought by Ångfartygs AB Sylfid, Norrtälje, and renamed Arholma.
1914: Sold and renamed Väddö.
1915: Sold to Ångfartygs AB Glafsfjorden, Arvika, and renamed Glafsfjorden.
1935: Sold to the west coast of Sweden and renamed Södra Skärgården.
1943: Renamed Soten.
1959: Bought by Erik V.Y. Karlsson, Gravarne.
199?: Bought by Strömma Kanal Bolaget and renamed Enköping.

Still in service in Upsala. The oldest passenger ship listed in Lloyd's Register.

Updated 1995-02-21 by Lars Bruzelius