Hillman Ship & Engine Building
Philadelphia PA
Hillman & Streaker was established in the 1840s and merged with Birely & Sons in 1866. Charles Hillman and his sons bought out Birely and Streaker in 1888 and changed the name to Hillman Ship & Engine Building. A Navy contract bankrupted them in 1899 and the property was acquired by Cramp. The yard was located at the foot of Montgomery Avenue, in Kensington, just downstream from Cramp's yard.
| O/N | Name | Customer | Type | GT | LOA | Built | Notes | |
| Built by Hillman & Streaker | ||||||||
| Parker Vein | freighter | 460 | 1853 | Atlanta 1857, to USN 1858 as Sumter | ||||
| Itasca | US Navy | gunboat | 691 | 1861 | ||||
| Rattlesnake Shoal (LV 30) | U.S. Lighthouse Service | lightship | 232 | 1863 | sold 1872 | |||
| Pontiac | US Navy | gunboat | 1,173 | 1864 | sold 1867 | |||
| Built by John Birely, Jacob Birely and/or Birely & Lynn | ||||||||
| 17009 | Mount Vernon | passenger freighter | 500 | 1846 | to USN 1861 as Mount Washington, abandoned 1880 | |||
| 26157 | Western Port | passenger freighter | 453 | 1853 | to USN 1859 as Wyandotte, sold 1865, stranded 1866 off Duxbury | |||
| 9435 | Phineas Sprague | passenger freighter | 938 | 1857 | to USN 1861 as Flag, sold 1865, abandoned 1876 | |||
| Sciota | US Navy | gunboat | 691 | 1861 | ||||
| Built by Birely, Hillman & Streaker | ||||||||
| Relief | U.S. Revenue Service | cutter | 120 | 1867 | ||||
| rescue | U.S. Revenue Service | cutter | 120 | 1867 | sold 1874 | |||
| St. Michel | Govt. of Haiti | gunboat | 1875 | |||||
| 1804 | Govt. of Haiti | gunboat | 1875 | |||||
| Lucy P. Miller | J. M. Miller et al | freighter | 533 | 1878 | wrecked off Petit Manan 1893 | |||
| Santo Domingo | T. Clyde | freighter | 1,880 | 1878 | later Yemassee 1987, barge 1907 | |||
| Habanero | Michelena & Galbany | freighter | 498 | 1879 | later Triton 1888, wrecked between Dominica & Mariel 1897 | |||
| Wanderer | J. W. Black & others | freighter | 531 | 1879 | later Atlantic 1900, barge 1906 | |||
| Delaware | W. P. Clyde & Co | freighter | 1,646 | 1880 | burned & sank off NJ 1898 | |||
| City of Richmond | Virginia Steamboat Co | passenger | 1,001 | 1880 | later Wm. C. Egerton 1892, Glen Island 1997, burned off Matinicock Point, Long Island Sound 1904 | |||
| Goldsboro' | W. P. Clyde & Co | freighter | 681 | 1882 | wrecked on Brandywine Shoal 1912 | |||
| Built by Hillman Ship & Engine Building | ||||||||
| Maracaibo | Atlantic & Caribbean SN Co | passenger freighter | 1,262 | 1889 | wrecked 1898 | |||
| Pawnee | Clyde & Co | freighter | 1,801 | 1890 | burned 1899 | |||
| 86151 | Gay Head | New Bedford etc SS Co | passenger | 701 | 1891 | later Pastime 1925, scrapped 1931 | ||
| 107008 | Anthony Groves, Jr. | Balto & Phila SN Co | passenger | 605 | 1893 | later Tarco #1 1937, scrapped 1947 | ||
| 81437 | William E. Doron | 171 | 1893 | |||||
| 3602 | Bristol | 48 | 1893 | |||||
| John Reese | 57 | 1894 | ||||||
| 150710 | Paoli | Staples Coal Co | tugboat | 330 | 1895 | scrapped 1934 | ||
| 136531 | Endeavor | Denny Bros. | passenger | 315 | 1896 | burned 1924 | ||
| Winthrop | Staples Coal Co | tugboat | 352 | 1896 | to USN 1898 as Osceola, AT-47 1920, Winthrop 1924, foundered 1947 | |||
| 111443 | Radiant | 89 | 1896 | |||||
| 116755 | St. Louis | Pennsylvania RR Co | ferry | 1,273 | 1896 | scrapped 1944 | ||
| 86383 | G. F. Brady | 182 | 1897 | |||||
| 150768 | Pencoyd | 119 | 1897 | |||||
| 130757 | New Brunswick | Pennsylvania RR Co | ferry | 1,273 | 1898 | scrapped 1951 | ||
| Gypsum King | J. B. King Transportation | tugboat | 581 | 1898 | later Slocum 1898, scrapped 1946 | |||
| 353 | 136692 | Eureka | Staples Coal Co | tugboat | 353 | 1898 | scrapped 1950 | |
| 127289 | Concord | Staples Coal Co | tugboat | 353 | 1898 | to USN 1920 as Mendota (YT-33), Muscotah 1932, scrapped 1937 | ||
| 81632 | Waltham | Staples Coal Co | tugboat | 299 | 1898 | later Dauntless No. 10 1934, Wathen 1946, Sally R 1953 | ||
| National | 157 | 1898 | ||||||
| 145805 | Tacony | Staples Coal Co | tugboat | 353 | 1898 | later F. H. Chappell 1921, scrapped 1940 | ||
| Margaret | dredge | 338 | 1899 | |||||
| 130809 | Nellie M. Gazzam | 37 | 1899 | |||||
| Mackenzie (TB 17) | US Navy | torpedo boat | 65 | 1899 | sunk as target 1916 | |||