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THE GOLDEN AGE OF OCEAN LINERS

Cruise and Ocean Liner History: THE GOLDEN AGE OF OCEAN LINERS

The Golden Age Of Ocean Liners – Excellent BBC Documentary…

Paul Atterbury embarks on an alluring journey into the golden age of ocean liners, finding out how these great ships made such a mark on the popular imagination and why they continue to enchant to this day.

Paul’s voyage takes him around Britain and reveals a story of design, politics, propaganda, Hollywood glamour and tragedy.

Along the way, he uncovers some amazing survivals from the liners of the past – a cinema in Scotland built from the interiors of the SS Homeric, a house in Poole in which cabins from the Mauretania are lovingly preserved – as well as the design inspiration behind the first great liners.

The first cruise-ship: Prinzessin Victoria Luise

RMS Titanic leaving Belfast… 

The SS Manhattan – United States Lines

The RMS Queen Mary – First Class Dining Room – Cunard Line

Breakfast in bed for film star Paulette Goddard aboard the RMS Queen Elizabeth – Cunard Line

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