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Cruise the Past: Sailing north from Los Angeles to San Francisco for the USC/Stanford Game
Cruise the Past: The S.S. ACAPULCO cruising from CALIFORNIA to MEXICO during the early 1960s.
Cruise the Past: Sailing from Baltimore to Savannah in the 1920s.
Cruise the Past: SP’s famous DAYLIGHT in the movies.
Travel the Past: PRR’s Pittsburgher overnight All Pullman Streamliner between New York and Pittsburg
Travel the Past: The Coast Daylight – California’s most beautiful train in the world.
Cruise the Past: Overnight Steamboats from San Francisco to Sacramento

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Cruise Line History – PANAMA PACIFIC LINES finished – New York to California via Havana and the Panama Canal – From 1938 TIME MAGAZINE

Michael L. Grace January 15, 2009

Many American flag steamship lines — APL, Matson, Moore-McCormick, Grace, etc. — faced a similar fate as Panama Pacific Lines did when the US withdrew their mail and operating subsidies to carry military personnel in the 1960s. The same fate happened to the American railway system in the late 1960s ... Read More »