The Mansfield, a steamship, was built in Ottawa, Ontario in 1888. It had an official number of 96711 and was propelled by a screw, indicating that it had a propeller-driven propulsion system rather than paddlewheels. The Mansfield had a gross tonnage of 121, which indicates its carrying capacity.
After its initial construction, the Mansfield underwent a significant rebuild. Following the rebuild, it had a new official number of 96711, slightly different from its original one. The steamship’s dimensions were reported as 105 feet in length and 32 feet in width, with a tonnage of 169 tons. The rebuild took place in Rockland, Ontario, Canada in 1896, likely involving substantial modifications or improvements to the vessel.
Unfortunately, no further specific details are available regarding the operational history or notable events involving the Mansfield. However, at some point in its lifespan, the Mansfield reached the end of its service and was broken up. The exact circumstances or location of its dismantling are not provided in the available information.
Please note that the information provided is based on historical records, and any additional updates or specific events related to the Mansfield may not be available.
