STATENDAM: 1929 - Large Tourist Class deck plan w/ pics from 1937Holland America Line: A fold out (29" by 39") Tourist Class deck plan dated 1937 for the STATENDAM. Eight decks are shown in detail. Judging from deck allocation on both the stern and bow, Tourist Class must have been formed out of Second and Third class. It resulted in a jumble of eight different public rooms spread higgledy piggledy around the decks. At least they got to share the F Deck Swimming Pool and Turkish Bath with Cabin Class. Black and

Seven decks are shown in detail

Tourist Class images include Purser's Square

French Line - A color-coded deck plan (8" by 19") for the LA BOURGOGNE and LA GASCOGNE 0f 1886

In the late 1930s Dollar Steamship was forcibly liquidated by the U

AMERICA For a short time she was the largest in the world when introduced as AMERIKA in 1905 by Hamburg American Line

but they were steady performers during the years 'tween wars

anglicized her name to AMERICA

thus having the unusual distinction of never returning to their home country

and Mitsui in the mid-1960s

The First Class plan stretches open to ten panels

These veteran ships sailed on until the early 1960s

in 1968 she became Sitmar's popular cruise ship FAIRWIND