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Built in 1939 by Hall Russell & Co. Ltd of Aberdeen as a passenger vessel, EARL OF ZETLAND has a steel hull and an engine by British Auxiliaries Limited, 627 kw.
She was named EARL OF ZETLAND from 1939/1975 and CELTIC SURVEYOR from 1975/1985, then LA PASSERELLE. She became a restaurant ship moored at Marsh Wall, West India Docks, London, but has since moved to a new location at Royal Quays, North Shields, Newcastle.
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