Dieser Autor ist ein herausragender Historiker und Schriftsteller, der sich der Ära der Ozeandampfer widmet. Sein umfangreiches Werk befasst sich mit der Geschichte und dem Glanz großer Passagierschiffe und fängt deren goldenes Zeitalter ein. Seine Schriften bieten einen detaillierten Einblick in diese majestätischen Schiffe und ihren Platz in der Geschichte.
This book is a reprint of a classic work originally published in 1881, preserving the historical context and insights of its time. It offers readers a glimpse into the past, showcasing the themes and narratives that shaped its era. The reprint allows for a renewed appreciation of the author's style and the significance of the content, making it a valuable addition for both collectors and new readers interested in literary history.
The book presents a visual history of the Port of New York, showcasing its significance as one of the world's great ports through striking color photography. It explores the port's development, key events, and its impact on trade and culture, providing a rich narrative that highlights both historical and contemporary aspects of this vital maritime hub.
Exploring the opulence of the Floating Palaces, this book delves into the grandeur of transatlantic liners that epitomized both artistry and transportation. Through vivid illustrations and engaging text, it captures the unique blend of luxury and innovation that defined these majestic vessels, highlighting their architectural beauty and cultural significance in maritime history.
The book explores the transformation of Britain's largest shipping line, BISNC, as it navigates the decline of troopship trade in the face of rising air travel. The author delves into the shift from military transport to the burgeoning cruise industry, highlighting the challenges and adaptations faced by the company during this pivotal period in maritime history.
Featuring previously unpublished images and insightful commentary, this book offers a nostalgic exploration of a century of U.S. passenger ships. It delves into the evolution of maritime travel, highlighting the design, culture, and experiences aboard these vessels. Through rich visuals and thoughtful narratives, readers are invited to journey through time, celebrating the significance of passenger ships in American history and their impact on travel and society.
Set against the backdrop of the 1950s, the book explores the peak of ocean liner travel, highlighting the immense profits and cultural significance of this era. William H Miller delves into the fascinating narrative of Luxury Liner Row, capturing the elegance and allure of these majestic vessels that defined a generation of maritime travel. Through rich storytelling, the book reveals the impact of ocean liners on society and the shipping industry during this glamorous period.
The book explores the rich history of British passenger ships that connected continents and colonial outposts of the Empire. It highlights a variety of vessels, including famous lines like Cunard and P&O, as well as lesser-known routes to exotic destinations. Featuring previously unpublished images and personal anecdotes from passengers and crew, it offers a nostalgic look at maritime travel's golden age, blending historical insights with evocative stories from those who experienced these voyages firsthand.
The year 2008 marked a significant milestone for Cunard with the simultaneous operation of three iconic ocean liners: Queen Elizabeth 2, Queen Mary 2, and Queen Victoria. As QE2 bid farewell to her service and set sail for Dubai on November 11, QM2 celebrated her fifth anniversary as the largest ocean liner in the world, while Queen Victoria made her debut, adding to Cunard's illustrious legacy.
Featuring a curated collection of images, this book highlights the favorite Greek liners of renowned maritime historians. It delves into the rich history of Greek fleets, showcasing their significant impact on the evolution of cruising and the excitement they brought to maritime travel over the years.
Superbly illustrated volume documents long line of great ships — from "floating palaces" such as the Imperator (1913) and the Vaterland (1914) to such luxurious cruise ships as the Statendam (1957), Hamburg (1969), the remodeled Bremen (1990), and the new Deutschland (1998). 178 rare illustrations offer views of ships at sea and in ports.