CIVILIAN SHIPS
Names beginning with the letter G
This page lists all G -named Civilian Ships whose pictures are available through the Online Library.
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G -named ships are listed below in alphabetical order.
- G.H. McNeal (Menhaden Fishing Boat, 1911)
- Galatea (Steam Yacht, 1906). Later renamed Ungava and Onward
- Galatea (Steam Yacht, 1914)
- Gallagher, Charles T. (Tug, 1904). Properly called Charles T. Gallagher
- Gargoyle (Tanker, 1902). Originally named Pennoil. Later renamed Oswego, Queen Maeve, Petroil and Zenobia Martini
- Gem (Steam Yacht, 1913)
- General Aleshire (Harbor Tug, in service circa the 1930s). Possibly a U.S. Army Tug
- General de Castlenau (Freighter, 1918). Later renamed Elinor
- General Custer (Screw Steamship, 1853-1868). Previously named Mount Savage and Memphis
- General G.W. Goethals (American Passenger-Cargo Steamer, 1911)
- General Grant (Steamship, 1863-1869). Originally named Onward
- General Petroleum Co. No. 4 (Barge, in service 1918).
- General W.C. Gorgas
(American Passenger-Cargo Steamer, 1902)
- George G. Henry (Tanker, 1917)
- George H. Bradley (Fishing Vessel, 1871)
- George H. Johnson (Powered Lighter)
- George M. Cox (Great Lakes Passenger Steamship, 1901). Originally named Puritan
- George Washington (German, later American, Passenger Liner, 1908)
- Georgetown (Fishing Trawler, 1928). Later named Cambridge
- Georgia (Steamship, 1869-1878)
- Georgia (Tanker, 1908)
- Georgian (Refrigerated Cargo Ship, 1918). Previously named Passaic and Ice King. Later named Hilton
- Georgian (Freighter, 1920). Previously named Cajacet and Willsolo
- Georgiana (Freighter, 1909). Originally named Harfleur. Later renamed Norlina
- Get There
(Motor Boat, 1916)
- Gibraltar (Blockade Running Steamship). Originally named Habana
- Giraffe (Steamship, 1860). Later the blockade runner Robert E. Lee
- Gladstone (Norwegian Freighter, 1909). Later renamed Marina Quezada, Severance and Yankee Sword
- Gladstone (Freighter, 1909). Previously named Jean and Margarita Calafati. Later renamed Sports and Magdalena
- Glen White
(Collier, 1918)
- Gobernador Bories (Freighter, 1893). Also named Senator and Sherman
- Gold Shell (Tanker, 1916)
- Golden Gate (Freighter, 1892). Previously named Yarrowdale, Nicolaos Castriotis, Hohenfelde and Long Beach
- Golden Kauri (Freighter, 1918). Previously named West Elcajon. Later renamed Waipio and Paralos II
- Gorgona (Tug, 1915)
- Gorontalo (Dutch Freighter, 1908)
- Gorredijk (Dutch Freighter, 1902). Originally named Como
- Graf Waldersee (German Passenger Steamship, 1898-1899)
- Grangeburg (Dutch (?) Freighter, 1903). Later renamed Beukelsdijk
- Gray, Carl R.
(Harbor Tug, 1918). Properly called Carl R. Gray
- Great Eastern (British Steamship, 1859). Originally named Leviathan
- Great Northern (Passenger Ship, 1915). Later renamed H.F. Alexander
- Greene, Howard (Tug, 1917). Properly called Howard Greene
- Greenport # 277 (Motor Boat, 1917). Later renamed Hetman
- Greenport Hull 278 (Motor Boat, 1917). Later renamed Russ
- Grosser Kurfurst (German Passenger Steamship, 1899)
- Guantanamo (Freighter, 1910). Originally named Registan
- Guatamala (Passenger Ship, 1918). Originally named Santa Ana. Later renamed Santa Cecilia and Irwin
- Guffey, J.M. (Tanker, 1902). Properly called J.M. Guffey
- Guinan, Rosemary E. (Covered Barge, in service circa 1918-1919). Properly called Rosemary E. Guinan
- Gut Heil (German/American Oil Tanker, 1888)
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