Scope and ContentPassenger list: S.S. Werkendam, Saloon Passenger List, Holland-America Line, Rotterdam to New York via Boulogne sur mer, Saturday, February 18, 1899. Single folio, 4-1/4" x 6-3/4" high, [4] pp. Two copies. See notes for list of cabin passengers and staff. PDF on file. Provenance: Collection of Adriaan P.L. Roggeveen. He was the former Operations Manager of Holland America operations in Hoboken, retiring in 1953 and living on the New Jersey coast. His father, Adriaan Roggeveen, was commander (captain) of this ship which did not carry a large number of passengers. Formerly called Netherlands-American Steam Navigation Company in the Americas, it was now called Holland-America Line with a hyphen (later usage was without the hypen.) The New York destination was Hoboken which was its American home port. Note cover has insignia flag: NASM. (Netherlands-American Steamship Company or NASM: Nederlandsch-Amerikaansche Stoomvaart Maatschappij On June 15, 1896, NASM officially becomes known as Holland Amerika Lijn or Holland-America Line.) New York is not hypenated in this publication.