CLEVELAND: 1909 - Deluxe Cabin (First) Class deck plan brochure w/ interiorsHamburg American Line: A twelve page Cabin (First) Class deck plan brochure with interiors dated 1930 for the CLEVELAND. Five decks are shown in detail with color coding for cabin type. Besides a portrait at sea, black and white photos show two views of the Promenade Deck, Lounge, Winter Garden, the bedroom of a suite, a C Deck stateroom, Ladies Saloon, sitting room of a suite, Dining Saloon, and Smoking Room. Like most German liners of the pre WW1

all on one deck

Five decks are shown covering the ship's two classes

AMERICAN BANKER

In back are two pages of ship photos - large views of the Galley and First Class Swimming Pool

The DURHAM CASTLE was an intermediate liner that sailed from 1904 to 1939 on the Mombasa route via the Cape

just a month after being launched by the Queen

those on the lower decks were remnants of the ship's immigrant hauling days

a world map with ports of call

Norwegian America Line: A fold-out (26" by 34") deck plan from the late 1950s or early 1960s for the OSLOFJORD

The fifth photo shows the embarkation ramp against Olympic rings painted on the hull

sample cabin images

One could quench a thirst first on F Deck in the Princess Lounge