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Amgueddfa Cymru – Museum Wales
view along the port side of S.S. RAMILLIES with tug BARON GLANELY attached to her stern.
Built 1951 as SEAWALL by William Gray & Co., West Hartlepool (with triple expansion engine by Central Marine Engine Works, Hartlepool), for Matapan Shipping Co. (Lykiardopulo & Co), London. 1955 – Sold to British Steam Shipping Co. (John Cory & Sons, Cardiff), and renamed RAMILLIES. 1966 – Sold to Pakistan National Shipping Corporation, and renamed SURMA. She was bombed and sunk at Chaina by Indian aircraft on 12th December 1971. John Cory & Sons
