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Background imageTrans Atlantic Collection: Lusitania - First sight of the approaching Torpedo 1915

Lusitania - First sight of the approaching Torpedo 1915
Passengers that were on the deck of the Lusitania, were looking out to sea, suddenly they saw a white streak close to the surface coming straight for the vessel. 7 May 1915

Background imageTrans Atlantic Collection: Flightdeck of Concorde

Flightdeck of Concorde
The flight-deck of a British Airways Concorde, the iconic epitome of luxurious transatlantic flight Date: 2005

Background imageTrans Atlantic Collection: Remains of Hawker and Grieves Sopwith

Remains of Hawker and Grieves Sopwith
The remains of the Sopwith aeroplane Atlantic (picked up in the Mid Atlantic) from the ill-fated attempt to cross the Atlantic Ocean by Harry George Hawker and Kenneth Mackenzie Grieve

Background imageTrans Atlantic Collection: Aircraft refuelling at Gander, Newfoundland

Aircraft refuelling at Gander, Newfoundland and Labrador. At the time Gander was one of the worlds largest airports due to its position as a refuelling station for transatlantic flights. Date: 1929

Background imageTrans Atlantic Collection: US Navy NC4 seaplane, transatlantic flight

US Navy NC4 seaplane, transatlantic flight
Some of the crew of the US Navy NC4 seaplane after its transatlantic flight from Newfoundland to Lisbon, Portugal, and then on to Spain, and Plymouth, UK

Background imageTrans Atlantic Collection: Laying transatlantic cable

Laying transatlantic cable
Laying the Atlantic Cable : paying out the land end of the cable from the stern of the Niagara. Date: 1857

Background imageTrans Atlantic Collection: Transatlantic Train at Cherbourg

Transatlantic Train at Cherbourg
The arrival of the Transatlantic Train at Cherbourg, France, Cherbourg was the principal point at which the large Transatlantic liners left France for North America

Background imageTrans Atlantic Collection: Britannia Cunarder 2

Britannia Cunarder 2
Cunard passenger liner which starts the first regular transatlantic mail service; in 1849 she is sold to Germany and ignominiously ends her career sunk as a target ship. Date: launched 1840

Background imageTrans Atlantic Collection: The Atlantic Telegraph Expedition

The Atlantic Telegraph Expedition: on board the Great Eastern, the crew prepares for the final attempt to grapple the lost telegraph cable which had snapped at the beginning of August

Background imageTrans Atlantic Collection: Crashed Fokker C2 named America

Crashed Fokker C2 named America
Commander Richard Byrds plane crashed during a transatlantic flight in a Fokker C2 named America

Background imageTrans Atlantic Collection: Transatlantic race trimoran capsized

Transatlantic race trimoran capsized
A Transatlantic multihull race trimoran capsized 1000 miles west of the Scilly Isles, photographed from RAF Nimrod

Background imageTrans Atlantic Collection: Holland America Line poster

Holland America Line poster
Poster advertising the Holland America Line service from Southampton to New York, featuring a ship steaming ahead across the Atlantic ocean

Background imageTrans Atlantic Collection: Poster advertising United States Lines

Poster advertising United States Lines to the USA

Background imageTrans Atlantic Collection: Navigazione Generale Italiana

Navigazione Generale Italiana
Poster from Italian shipping line Navigazione Generale Italiana featuring the ocean liner Augustus

Background imageTrans Atlantic Collection: Atlantic Transport Line poster

Atlantic Transport Line poster
Poster advertising the Atlantic Transport Line offering an exclusively tourist third class monthly service throughout the year

Background imageTrans Atlantic Collection: United States Lines poster

United States Lines poster
Poster produced by United States Lines shipping company promoting their passenger liner service to America, featuring the iconic Statue of Liberty

Background imageTrans Atlantic Collection: Early aviation artefacts

Early aviation artefacts
A selection of early aviation artefacts associated with Louis Bleriot and Alcock & Brown. There are two pieces of wood from the plane in which Bleriot flew the English Channel in 1909

Background imageTrans Atlantic Collection: Emigration. Departure of the Nimrod and Athlone Steamers

Emigration. Departure of the Nimrod and Athlone Steamers
Emigrants set sail from Cork for Liverpool in the first stage of their transatlantic jouney. Dock side with exterior of two steam ships

Background imageTrans Atlantic Collection: Cambridge speaking to Harvard

Cambridge speaking to Harvard
The Vice-Chancellor of Cambridge University, The Reverend G. A. Weekes, having a telephone conversation with the President of Harvard University

Background imageTrans Atlantic Collection: Transatlantic Sketches, Iowa Prairie

Transatlantic Sketches, Iowa Prairie
Atmospheric engraving of American Indian standing in his canoe in the reeds watching the river at the horizon

Background imageTrans Atlantic Collection: Transatlantic Sketches. Sandy Lake, Minnesota

Transatlantic Sketches. Sandy Lake, Minnesota
Scene showing the Missippi River and its indigenous American Indian population who grow wild rice and hunt waterfowl in the region

Background imageTrans Atlantic Collection: Emigrants boarding a ship for the USA, 1909

Emigrants boarding a ship for the USA, 1909
Illustration showing European emigrant families coming alongside and boarding a transatlantic liner, bound for the USA, 1909

Background imageTrans Atlantic Collection: Shuffleboard on a Liner

Shuffleboard on a Liner
Playing shuffleboard on board a German transatlantic liner

Background imageTrans Atlantic Collection: The First Production Model of the De Havilland Albatross

The First Production Model of the De Havilland Albatross
Photograph of the first De Havilland Albatross delivered to the British Air Ministry in 1938. This four-engined airliner is pictured at Hatfield where it was to help in development trials for a

Background imageTrans Atlantic Collection: The Zeppelin LZ 129, under construction, 1934

The Zeppelin LZ 129, under construction, 1934
Photograph of the Zeppelin airship LZ 129 under construction at Friedrichshafen, March 1934. Known as the Hindenberg when completed

Background imageTrans Atlantic Collection: The Great Eastern steam ship under construction

The Great Eastern steam ship under construction
The Great Eastern steam-ship on the stocks at Millwall shipyard. Built by Isambard Kingdom Brunel, at the time of her launch in 1858, she was the largest steam ship in the world

Background imageTrans Atlantic Collection: Prince of Wales visiting the Great Eastern steam-ship

Prince of Wales visiting the Great Eastern steam-ship
Engraving showing the Edward, Prince of Wales, visiting Isambard Kingdom Brunels Great Eastern steam-ship in 1865, prior to its voyage to lay the transatlantic cable

Background imageTrans Atlantic Collection: Testing the recovered Atlantic telegraph cable

Testing the recovered Atlantic telegraph cable
Group of engineers testing the recovered 1865 Atlantic cable. The first attempt at laying a transatlantic cable had been in 1858

Background imageTrans Atlantic Collection: Shipping the Atlantic Telegraph onboard the Great Eastern

Shipping the Atlantic Telegraph onboard the Great Eastern
Engraving showing Isambard Kingdom Brunels steam-ship Great Eastern receiving the Atlantic cable from a smaller vessel. The cable was manufactured at Messrs

Background imageTrans Atlantic Collection: Ship in High Seas

Ship in High Seas
The transatlantic steam-packet France caught in high seas

Background imageTrans Atlantic Collection: Manhattan, New York

Manhattan, New York
The Cunard liner Queen Mary sails out of New York

Background imageTrans Atlantic Collection: Red Star Line poster

Red Star Line poster
Poster for the Red Star Line shipping company promoting its passenger liner service between Antwerp, New York, Southampton, Cherbourg and Canada

Background imageTrans Atlantic Collection: The Late Arrival

The Late Arrival
An American passenger, late for her transatlantic liner at Cherbourg, is taken by steamboat to join it, and hoisted aboard with a rope

Background imageTrans Atlantic Collection: MAURETANIA 1907

MAURETANIA 1907
Cunard passenger liner on the transatlantic run

Background imageTrans Atlantic Collection: STEAMSHIP LAPLAND

STEAMSHIP LAPLAND
Transatlantic liner of the Red Star Line, a favourite among travellers for her comfort and her personal service for passengers is beyond criticism

Background imageTrans Atlantic Collection: STEAMSHIP BELGENLAND

STEAMSHIP BELGENLAND
Transatlantic liner of the Red Star Line, offering a photographic dark room as well as a Turkish Bath

Background imageTrans Atlantic Collection: Steamship giulio Cesare

Steamship giulio Cesare
Transatlantic liner of Navigazione Generali Italiana

Background imageTrans Atlantic Collection: STEAMSHIP DUILIO

STEAMSHIP DUILIO
Transatlantic liner of Navigazione Generali Italiana

Background imageTrans Atlantic Collection: STEAMSHIPS / FRANCE

STEAMSHIPS / FRANCE
French transatlantic liner which offers its passengers drawing and music salons and a childrens theatre

Background imageTrans Atlantic Collection: NORMANDIE (SEBILLE)

NORMANDIE (SEBILLE)
French transatlantic liner

Background imageTrans Atlantic Collection: Future Atlantic Liner

Future Atlantic Liner
Transatlantic passenger liners will be aerodynamically shaped for faster travel. This vessel is based on a project by American designer Norman Bel Geddes

Background imageTrans Atlantic Collection: Letter Flown to Liner

Letter Flown to Liner
A Philadelphia businessman with an urgent letter for a passenger on the outgoing transatlantic liner Olympic has it flown and dropped onto the ships deck

Background imageTrans Atlantic Collection: Liner and Fishing Boats

Liner and Fishing Boats
When fog reduces visibility, a transatlantic liner runs down a group of fishing boats

Background imageTrans Atlantic Collection: Britannia Cunarder

Britannia Cunarder
Passenger liner of the Cunard Line which starts the first regular transatlantic mail service; in 1849 she is sold to Germany and ends her career sunk as a target ship

Background imageTrans Atlantic Collection: Air Atlantic Crossing

Air Atlantic Crossing
Making the transatlantic crossing by air won t be so very different from doing it by sea - we ll be air-sick instead of sea-sick, but it will be just as boring

Background imageTrans Atlantic Collection: R100 Mooring Tower

R100 Mooring Tower
THE R.100 : mooring tower erected at Howden, Yorkshire, for R.100s projected transatlantic service, which alas never came into being due to the R.101 crash

Background imageTrans Atlantic Collection: AMERIQUE STEAMSHIP

AMERIQUE STEAMSHIP
The French Transatlantic Companys steamship Amerique towed into Plymouth by tugs

Background imageTrans Atlantic Collection: Orinoco Collides

Orinoco Collides
In the roadstead of Cherbourg, the transatlantic passenger liner Orinoco collides with Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse with massive damage to both vessels



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