Photos (1)
Here are some more photos. If you have any that you would like to add please get in touch. I do have photos on all of the other pages on the site and I hope you find them of interest.
All the photos below are copyright © and courtesy of Ralph Barker unless otherwise stated.
The lounge/music-room
Double-bedstead cabin
Courtesy and © of Glasgow Archives
The card-room
Courtesy and © of Glasgow Archives
Single-bedstead cabin
Courtesy and © Glasgow Archives
The lounge/music-room
Courtesy and © Glasgow Archives
The lounge/music-room
Below are some photos of passengers and crew.
Joan Redl
Lady May Almond
Dr. Marjorie Miller
The Simms Family
4th Officer B.Stubbs and Dr. D.Quantrill
Eileen Simms, with Mary and Esther (Left) and Lisa and David.
D.E.M.S. R.N. Gunner
Kennie MacLennan. 6 July 1941.
ss CITY OF CAIRO wearing the colours of Bucknall Line.
Photo of Kennie MacLennan by William McRobbie and courtesy of Ann Roots. Photo of ss CITY OF CAIRO from author's file.
Courtesy of Denis Ironside
Quartermaster Robert Ironside
Two seamen who died in No.1 lifeboat.
Left Robert Ironside who died aged 29 on 19th November 1942.
Right Thomas McCall who died aged 44 on 21st November 1942.
Courtesy of Tom Miller-McCall
Capt Thomas Dunlop McCall as a Cadet circa 1915 - 1918
A. Donald Miller
Dr. Marjorie Miller
A. Donald Miller
The photos above kindly supplied by Margaret Bird niece of A. Donald Miller.
Left - Robert (Tiny) Watts
Robert (Tiny) Watts who died aged 31 on 19th November 1942
I am grateful to Rebecca Deacon for the photos (left) and (right) of her grandfather Robert (Tiny) Watts who died in No.1 Lifeboat.
Robert and Ivy Watts
Courtesy of Irene Powell
(Rene Nuttall) daughter of John
Ship's butcher John Nuttall
Lost at sea 14th November 1942
Courtesy of Laura Porterfield
D.E.M.S. R.N. Gunner
Hugh M. Porterfield. 1922 - 2001
Courtesy of Will McArthur
Assistant Engineer David Dick
23 April 1919 - 1 July 2008
Courtesy of Janet Broomhall
William C. Solomon
Lost at sea 4th December 1942
Courtesy of Sarah Quantrill
Second Engineer Bob Gerner
Courtesy of Carol Compton
Purser Francis B. McQuone.
Lost at sea 18th November 1942
