Single Funnel Collection
"Captivating Moments on Single Funnel Ships: A Glimpse into the Glamorous Past" Step back in time to the golden era of travel
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"Captivating Moments on Single Funnel Ships: A Glimpse into the Glamorous Past" Step back in time to the golden era of travel, where majestic single funnel ships ruled the seas and transported esteemed passengers from one destination to another. On February 23, 1924, aboard the SS Berengaria, Miss Maggie Teyte, a renowned prima donna, graced the ship with her enchanting presence. The Leviathan also witnessed its fair share of notable arrivals at Southampton. On May 7, 1925, Mr Vincent Lopez stepped onto its deck, bringing his musical talents along. Mrs John McCormack joined him as well; she was not just any passenger but the wife of a celebrated singer. Immerse yourself in history with a magical lantern slide dating back to circa 1880. This captivating image showcases a single funnel paddle steamer filled with elegantly dressed ladies and gentlemen sporting top hats. The smoke billowing from the funnel adds an air of nostalgia and adventure. Another vessel that left its mark was the SS London Belle in June 1924 under Captain Mill's command. Its journey must have been filled with excitement and anticipation for all those onboard. Notable figures continued to grace these magnificent ships throughout their voyages. Among them was Miss Mae Marsh on May 7th, 1925 – a cinema star whose presence surely added glamour to every moment spent at sea. Let us not forget some political luminaries who embarked on unforgettable journeys themselves. Onboard the SS Berengaria were Mr Ramsay MacDonald alongside Miss Ishbel MacDonald and Mr Arthur Henderson – influential figures shaping history through their leadership. Traveling across oceans brought together people from different walks of life; even boxing promoter Mr Leon Britton found himself arriving at Southampton via Leviathan on that eventful day. As we delve deeper into maritime history, we find ourselves encountering more distinguished guests like Mr Theodore - Premier of Queensland.