#SSTuscania, from #Cunard subsidiary #AnchorLine, was torpedoed and sunk on #ThisDayInHistory in 1918 whilst serving as a troopship. She went down between Ireland & Scotland, taking 210 lives. She & her sister Transylvania were the first big Atlantic liners using geared turbines.
A rather wonderful bust of Mercury on the Anchor Line Building on Saint Vincent Place in Glasgow. Amongst other things, Mercury was the Roman god of commerce and travellers, which may explain why he appears twice on this particular building.


