SS Marieholm
SS "Marieholm" was a private passenger ship that served in the Swedish Navy and was built by Odense Staalskibsværft. She now serves as a restaurant ship since 1984. Construction and career. "Marieholm" was laid down by Odense Staalskibsværft at their shipyard at Denmark in the 1930s and launched in 1934. She was owned by Swedish American Line. "Marieholm" was used for transporting passengers, mainly collection trips from ports in Poland and the Baltic states to Stockholm with passengers for transatlantic roles, which departed from Gothenburg. The number of passengers could amount to 148. From time to time, cruise  traffic was also operated within the Baltic Sea area. The ship was acquired in 1940 by the Swedish Navy and changed its name to HSwMS "Marieholm" and was used as a cargo ship. Initially, the vessel was used as a radio station in connection with Hårsfjärden radio. From 1950 she served as a staff vessel in the Coastal Fleet. HSwMS "Marieholm" was taken out of naval service in 1976. The vessel was sold in 1977 to private stakeholders. She went for three years in ferry role on the lines Sandefjord – Gothenburg and Malmö – Copenhagen. After a few years of decay , "Marieholm" was refurbished and has been a restaurant ship between the Gothenburg Opera and the Gothenburg Maritime Center in Gothenburg since 1984. SS "Marieholm" was k-marked (marked as a historical ship in Sweden) in 2010.