Steamships Collection (page 3)

Hamburg America Line twin-screw express steamer, New York to Southampton, London and Paris and Hamburg

The Coat of Arms of Liverpool, Merseyside, England and a view of the City from the Mersey. Date: circa 1900

Queen Mary Ocean Liner, swimming pool
The swimming pool for Cabin Class passengers on the Queen Mary Date: 1936

Steamship united States
The United States of the United States Lines passes her sister America in New York harbour, providing a memorable photo-opportunity Date: 1952

Interior on the Queen Mary Ocean Liner, main lounge
Interior of the main lounge, cabin class, (later named the Queens Salon). 90 feet long by 70 feet wide, three decks high, can also be converted into a threatre or cinema room

Lake Llanquihue, Puerto Varas, Chile, South America
Lake Llanquihue with jetty and steamships in Puerto Varas, Los Lagos region, Chile, South America. Date: 1917

Advertisement for Duchess Steamships to Canada via Canadian Pacific

River Clyde from the George V Bridge, Glasgow, Scotland Date: circa 1930s

George V Bridge, Broomielaw, Glasgow, Scotland
George V Bridge and Broomielaw street, Glasgow, Scotland on the north bank of the River Clyde - featuring (left) the Clyde Navigation Trust building

Launch of the Hannibal steamship, 1854
The launch of the HMSS Hannibal screw steamship on 31st January 1854 at Deptford Dockyard. The ship served in the Crimean War. Date: 1854

Inebolu, Turkey on the Black Sea Coast - The Harbour Date: circa 1909

British Columbia, Canada - The Inner Harbour, Victoria Date: circa 1930s

Saint Louis steamship renamed to USS Louisville in WWI
Saint Louis, twin-screw, was a transatlantic passenger liner built for American Line by William Cramp & Sons Shipbuilders, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania in 1895. Sponsored by Mrs

Turiamo Bay, Venezuela, Central America
Turiamo Bay, naval base, Venezuela, Central America. The gunboat with twin funnels is the Mariscal Sucre. Date: circa 1930

Royal Edward torpedoed August 1915
The first British transport ships to be sunk in the First World War, Royal Edward owned by the Canadian Northern Steamship Company

Canadian Pacific Steamers, promenade deck
Canadian Pacific Steamers have spacious promenade decks -- children on a Third Class promenade deck, with a specimen Third Class menu printed at the side. Date: circa 1930s

Canadian Pacific to Canada and USA -- a Third Class Two-Berth Cabin. Date: circa 1930s

Canadian Pacific Steamers and Trains
Canadian Pacific is the only line operating its own Steamers and Trains -- The Empress of Scotland (above), a Canadian Pacific Transcontinental Train leaving Montreal (below). Date: circa 1930s

Canadian Pacific to Canada and USA, Third Class, information page listed names of ships and destinations. Date: circa 1930s

Canadian Pacific to Japan and China -- a Third Class Social Room (above), a Colonist Car (below). Save time and trouble by booking Canadian Pacific all the way. Date: circa 1930s

Canadian Pacific Third Class Lounge
Canadian Pacific steamer -- Third Class Lounge. Date: circa 1930s

Canadian Pacific Third Class Dining Room
Canadian Pacific Ocean and Rail Services ensure through connections -- a Third Class Dining Room. Date: circa 1930s

Canadian Pacific Third Class Four-Berth Cabin. Date: circa 1930s

Canadian Pacific Third Class Nursery
Canadian Pacific is the only combined Steamship and Rail route -- a Third Class Nursery. Special care is taken of children. Date: circa 1930s

Canadian Pacific Third Class Music Room
Canadian Pacific bridges two oceans and links four continents -- a Third Class Music Room. Music for Dancing and Concerts is always available. Date: circa 1930s

Brochure back cover, Canadian Pacific, with travel agents details: A R Stringer, Market Street, Earlestown (Merseyside). Date: circa 1930s

Canadian Pacific Cabin steamers to Canada -- the Montrose leaving Liverpool. Date: circa 1930s

Canadian Pacific Third Class Smoke Room
Canadian Pacific, the best route for the Settler to the Canadian Farm -- Third Class Smoke Room. Date: circa 1930s

Canadian Pacific Empress steamers to Canada -- the Empress of France at Southampton. Date: circa 1930s

American Steamship 1920S
An American passenger steamship, possibly at New York Harbour, U.S.A. Date: 1920s

ACADIA STEAMSHIP
The Acadia passenger steamship, entering New York Harbour, U.S.A. Date: 1920s

CALCUTTA IN ROUGH SEA
The Royal Mail screw steam- ship in a hurricane off Mauritius in the Indian Ocean - the wretched passengers below deck must have been alarmed and uncomfortable. Date: 1853

Captain William Harrison
The first commander of the Great Eastern, Cpt. William Harrisons fate mirrored that of the massive ship under his command, when he drowned in an accident off Southampton Date: circa 1859

Great Eastern / Compasses
The compasses of the Great Eastern. The gentleman leaning against the compass base is the Captain of the steamship, William Harrison Date: 1859

Port Tewfik, Suez C1900
General view of Port Tewfik, Suez, showing steamships at the entrance to the Suez Canal. Date: circa 1900

The Queen Mary Cabin Lounge on the ship
The Queen Mary cabin lounge on the promenade deck. Date: 1936

Queen Mary Ocean Liner, cabin restaurant
The restaurant for Cabin Class passengers on the Queen Mary Date: 1935

Queen Mary Ocean Liner, playroom for children
The playroom for children of Cabin Class passengers ot the Queen Mary which includes, of course, a model of the ship itself ! Date: 1935

Pennsylvania Steamer
American steamship, on the Delaware River. 1875

EMDEN POSTCARD
This German light cruiser was very successful during the first months of the war under her captain Muller, but she was sunk by HMS Sydney in November 1914 1914

STEAMSHIPS / CELTIC
Steamship Celtic, depicted arriving at Liverpool after crossing the Atlantic early 20th century

STEAMSHIP FRANCE
Passenger liner of the Compagnie Generale Transatlantique, she was immensely popular with travellers who had to bid for her cabins Date: 1910

STEAMSHIP BERLIN
Doppelschraubensalondampfer (twin screw passenger liner) of Norddeutscher Lloyd Bremen Date: early 20th century

Great Eastern Built
Brunels " Great Eastern" under construction at Millwall, London. Date: 2 November 1857

Standart Interiors
Russian royal steam yacht - interior views of the Imperial cabin and dining room. Date: 1903

Advert for Bremen & Europa German ocean liners 1937
German-built, SS Bremen and her slightly smaller sister ship SS Europa, later SS Libert鬠 were both high-speed steam cruises, traveling to New York, the continent and Far East. Date: 1937

Steamship, Capital City, California, USA
Steamship, Capital City, running between San Francisco and Sacramento, California, USA. Date: circa 1912

GLOIRE
French ironclad frigate Date: 1859

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