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Ship interiors: the main staircase of the Amerika, 1905
The luxurious main staircase of the German steamship " Amerika" of the Hamburg-America Line, as decorated in the Adams style by Waring and Gillow Limited. Pictured here in the year she was launched, in 1917 the Amerika would become USS America, following being commandeered by the Americans when they entered World War One.
1905
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© Illustrated London News Ltd/Mary Evans
Adams Amerika Balustrade Décor Gillow Hamburg Luxurious Main Staircase Steamship Waring Warings
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This stunning photograph captures the main staircase of the luxurious German steamship "Amerika" of the Hamburg-America Line, as it was proudly displayed during her launch in 1905. Decorated in the elegant Adams style by Waring and Gillow Limited, the intricate balustrade and ornate décor of the staircase exude an air of opulence and sophistication. The "Amerika," a transport ship of remarkable size and grandeur, was a testament to the Hamburg-America Line's commitment to providing first-class travel experiences for its passengers. With its spacious cabins, fine dining rooms, and luxurious public spaces, the ship was a floating palace that attracted the wealthy and elite from around the world. However, the tranquility of the "Amerika" was not to last. In 1917, as the world was plunged into the chaos of World War One, the ship was commandeered by the Americans and renamed USS America. The once-luxurious interior was repurposed for military use, and the grand staircase that once welcomed passengers with its elegant curves and intricate balustrade now served as a reminder of the harsh realities of war. This photograph, taken just two years before the ship's transformation, offers a glimpse into a bygone era of transportation and luxury. The Adams style decoration, with its delicate floral motifs and intricate patterns, stands as a testament to the craftsmanship and attention to detail that went into creating the "Amerika's" interiors. Today, it serves as a reminder of the rich history of ocean travel and the enduring allure of the sea.
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