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Hurricane deck amidship was 180 feet long. It was used as a promenade deck for first class passengers. Maiden voya2010-11-21T20:25:16Z<p>Source:http://search.ancestry.com/iexec?htx=View&r=an&dbid=8944&iid=IMUSA1858_006-0001&rdb=nypl&fn=Wilhelm&ln=Hoppe&st=r&ssrc=&pid=12796938 Hurricane deck amidship was 180 feet long. It was used as a promenade deck for first class passengers. Maiden voya</p>
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Hurricane deck amidship was 180 feet long. It was used as a promenade deck for first class passengers. Maiden voyage: Bremen-Southampton-New York, June 24, 1881. Sunk by collision with steamer Crathie in North Sea, January 30, 1895, and went down within a few minutes with the loss of over 330 lives. Sister ships: Fulda and Werra.</div>Jim.lindstrom