Norddeutscher Lloyd - Legacy

Legacy

• The new company has Lloyd as part of its name.
• The Lloyd Werft in Bremerhaven, with its headquarters in the former laundry facility, continues the memory of the NDL.
• The former company headquarters on Papenstraße was demolished and replaced by a department store in 1969, but the Große Hundestraße on one side of the site was the first street in Bremen to be privatized, and has been roofed with glass to become a pedestrian mall. It is called Lloyd Passage.
• The Lloyd baggage department building or Lloyd station on Gustav Deetjen Allee at the main station in Bremen, built in 1913 to Rudolph Jacobs' design, became Hapag-Lloyd's secondary headquarters. The NDL's company emblem adorns the main entrance. Almost all company buildings are now in Hamburg and Hanover.
• The Lloyd Dynamowerke (LDW) in Bremen
• Buildings in Bremen and Bremerhaven still bear the marks of former use by the NDL.
• The Bremer Bank, now absorbed by Commerzbank, was founded by Meier to provide financing.