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SS Pennsylvania, Patricia, Graf Waldersee and Pretoria Photos - 1905

SS Pennsylvania, Patricia, Graf Waldersee and Pretoria

SS Pennsylvania, Patricia, Graf Waldersee and Pretoria

Photographs of SS Pennsylvania, Patricia, Graf Waldersee and Pretoria of the Hamburg America Line - 1905 including five interior views of First and Second Cabin Accommodations and Public Rooms.

From New York to Dover (London or Paris) and Hamburg, and from Hamburg via Dover (London), Boulogne (Paris) to New York.

A very large proportion of transatlantic travel has for its destination, points in England, France and Germany. This service affords an attractive and convenient route not only to points in England, but to Paris and points in France. The steamers assigned to this service are the " Pennsylvania," " Pretoria," " Patricia," and " Graf Waldersee," which are among the largest and best known vessels in the world.

Their roomy and home-like staterooms, broad stretches of deck and absolute steadiness under all conditions of weather, render them favorites with hosts of people who appreciate a maximum of comfort in travel. The table is excellent, and the service first-class in every respect.

The twin-screw system adds materially to the safety of these vessels, as in case of accident to one engine, the steamer can proceed with the other to her destination. The problems of marine navigation have been so efficiently solved in these vessels that all elements of danger are practically eliminated; but that does not deter the Company from providing safeguards for every possible contingency.

Some idea of the size of these vessels may be gained from the fact that their tonnage averages over 13,000, and that in the holds of each steamer there is room for so great a cargo that it would take 616 large American freight cars to transport it, or, in other words, a train of cars reaching from Trinity Church to Central Park in New York.

Promenade Deck - SS Pennsylvania, Patricia, Graf Waldersee and Pretoria

Promenade Deck - SS Pennsylvania, Patricia, Graf Waldersee and Pretoria

Entrance Hall - SS Pennsylvania, Patricia, Graf Waldersee and Pretoria

Entrance Hall - SS Pennsylvania, Patricia, Graf Waldersee and Pretoria

Main Saloon - SS Pennsylvania, Patricia, Graf Waldersee and Pretoria

Main Saloon - SS Pennsylvania, Patricia, Graf Waldersee and Pretoria

Smoking Room - SS Pennsylvania, Patricia, Graf Waldersee and Pretoria

Smoking Room - SS Pennsylvania, Patricia, Graf Waldersee and Pretoria

Social Hall - SS Pennsylvania, Patricia, Graf Waldersee and Pretoria

Social Hall - SS Pennsylvania, Patricia, Graf Waldersee and Pretoria

Other Steamship Photographs from Across the Atlantic 1905 Brochure

SS Deutschland | SS Hamburg | SS Moltke and SS Blucher | SS Pennsylvania, SS Patricia, SS Graf Waldersee, SS Pretoria | SS Prinzessin Victoria Luise | SS Prinz Oskar, SS Prinz Adalbert

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The GG Archives is the work and passion of two people, Paul Gjenvick, a professional archivist, and Evelyne Gjenvick, a curator. Paul earned a Masters of Archival Studies - a terminal degree from Clayton State University in Georgia, where he studied under renowned archivist Richard Pearce-Moses. Our research into the RMS Laconia and SS Bergensfjord, the ships that brought two members of the Gjønvik family from Norway to the United States in the early 20th century, has helped us design our site for other genealogists. The extent of original materials at the GG Archives can be very beneficial when researching your family's migration from Europe.