Steam Ship Collection (page 30)

ARIZONA WRECK
The American steamship Arizona of the Guion Line sails at full speed into an iceberg off Newfoundland

Jet-Propelled Steamship
Jet-Propelled Passenger Liner

ROOSEVELT STEAMSHIP
Steamship used by Peary for his Arctic expedition

RANGITATA STEAMSHIP
Mail steamer on the New Zealand run

STEAMSHIPS / LIBERTE
French liner, formerly the German Europa but substantially refitted for the Atlantic crossing

Steamship Brochure
Brochure for the Royal Mail Steam Packet Company and the Pacific Steam Navigation Company

Sail & Steam Ships
The Abraham Rydberg in Millwall Docks, London. Built in 1879 in Sweden as a training ship for the Abraham Rydberg Foundation. Here alongside steamship Saltersgate

Steamer in Dry Dock
An American steamship in dry dock for overhaul

Swiss Steamship
The steamship Valais on Lake Geneva, Switzerland

Douglas Bay Letterhead
A piece of letterhead writing paper for use by passengers of the steamship Monas Isle which shows views of Douglas Bay, Derby Castle, Head Lighthouse & the ship

The City of Boston
The steamship City of Boston which went missing during a journey from Halifax to Liverpool in 1870

Great Eastern X-Section
Plans and cross-sections of Brunels steamship, the Great Eastern

Gatun Lock and Liner
The American Dollar Line steamship President Van Buren passes through Gatun Lock

Steamship / Mauretania
During World War one the Mauretania was converted from passenger liner to hospital ship

Cyclone at Sea C1870
at sea - a steamship in distress

Australia / Melbourne
Melbourne Docks - Hobsons Bay Railway pier, sailing ships outnumber the steamship

Livadia Steamship
Royal yacht of the Tsar of Russia : the remarkable design seems to be designed to enable the royals and their passengers to go swimming from the ship

Immigrants Y
Immigrants land at Castle Garden, New York

Monas Queen Steamship
Paddle steamer leaves Fleetwood for the Isle of Man

Docks / Falmouth
The jetty, Falmouth, England

Steamship: Normandie
Remember, if anyone touches her while I m away, you ll have me to answer to !

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"From I K Brunel to the RMS Titanic: A Journey through Steamship History" Step back in time and embark on a captivating voyage through the fascinating world of steamships. Let's start our journey with Isambard Kingdom Brunel, the visionary engineer who stood proudly before the hauling chains of his magnificent creation, the Great Eastern. This iconic moment marked a turning point in maritime history. As we sail further into this captivating narrative, we encounter the Union-Castle Line, renowned for its luxurious voyages connecting Britain and South Africa. The Barry Island poster beckons us to explore exotic destinations and experience unparalleled adventures aboard their majestic vessels. The British India Steam Navigation Company Ltd takes center stage next, offering an enchanting blend of elegance and exploration across vast oceans. Liverpool Docks come alive with bustling activity as these grand ships set sail towards distant horizons. Our eyes are then drawn to a mesmerizing painting capturing the tragic fate of Lusitania - a poignant reminder that even amidst opulence, danger lurks at sea. Yet resilience prevails as Lancastria Steamship emerges from adversity, symbolizing hope and strength during challenging times. Across borders, French Line Normandie entices travelers with its glamorous allure showcased in vibrant posters that transport us to an era filled with sophistication and style. Boulogne sur Mer awaits our arrival; its charm immortalized by an enticing advertisement inviting us to discover France's coastal gem. With each chapter unfolding like waves crashing against sturdy hulls, steamships have left an indelible mark on human history. They embody not only technological advancements but also tales of triumphs and tragedies etched forever within their decks. So let us celebrate these marvels that connected continents, bridging cultures while carrying dreams upon their mighty shoulders. From Brunel's pioneering spirit to Titanic's ill-fated voyage from Southampton in 1912 – steamships continue to captivate our imagination long after their final voyage.