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SS Antigua
SS ''Antigua'' was a United Fruit Company passenger and refrigerated cargo liner built at Bethlehem Shipbuilding Corporation of Quincy, Massachusetts completed in 1932.〔 She was owned by a United Fruit subsidiary, United Mail Steam Ship Company, which registered her in New York.〔 She carried bananas from Central America to the USA and passengers in both directions.
==Construction==
The ship was one of six built under the Merchant Marine Act of 1928 for the United Mail Steamship Company, a subsidiary of the United Fruit Company, designed with specialized cooling and handling arrangements for transporting bananas with Babcock and Wilcox boilers and General Electric turbo-electric transmission: , (originally ''Segovia'') and from Newport News Shipbuilding and , and from Bethlehem Shipbuilding Corporation's Fore River Shipyard in Quincy, Massachusetts. The six ships were of the same basic design with specific developments of that design left to the two builders.〔
''Antigua'' was the first of the ships from Bethlehem Shipbuilding Corporation with keel laying 30 April 1931, launch on 12 December 1931 and delivery on 1 April 1932.〔 Design specifications were length overall , length between perpendiculars of and on designed waterline〔 Beam of with a design draft, molded of and depth, molded to upper deck of .〔 Tonnage, in U.S., was displacement to designed waterline 10,928, gross 7,035.12 and net 3,523 with cargo capacities of 240,070 cubic feet refigerated space in two holds forward, two aft and two special low temperature holds aft with 5,370 cubic feet of mail and baggage storage.〔 Normal service speed of 17.5 knots was driven by engines with of 10,500 normal shaft horsepower and the ship reached 19 knots during trials.〔 A crew of 112 served the ship and up to 113 passengers.〔
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