PRINCESS KATHLEEN: 1925 - Deck plan of wreck shipCanadian Pacific A fold out (16" by 27") deck plan for the PRINCESS KATHLEEN, Canadian Pacific's handsome coastal liner that sank in 1952. Three decks are shown in detail. The plan is undated but I suspect it is from 1947 when the ship returned to service after war duty. According to the State of Alaska, "The 369 foot passenger vessel S S PRINCESS KATHLEEN grounded on Point Lena, just north of Juneau, during bad weather on September 7, 1952 and

illustrations of sights along the New York - London - Durban route

Seven decks are shown in detail along with a portrait of the BERLIN at sea

the ORONSAY was the most familiar to the North American market

the lovely AMERICA wasn't long for USL

The various companies that were absorbed into the company - Beaver Line

The ship carried one-hundred First Class passengers on the banana boat run from Southampton to the British colonies in the Caribbean

A handsome cutaway shows the location of public rooms

Far-flung routes such as those operated by Lloyd Triestino lasted until the early 1970s when the jumbo jet took over

I love the light wood paneling used throughout this ship

FRANCONIA Tourist Class pics show the Lounge and Restaurant

There are twelve pages covering seven decks

In November 1961 she was sailing out of Houston when her steering jammed