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ARCADIA: 1954 - North American cruise deck plan Turkish Maritime Lines Like most German liners of

ARCADIA: 1954 - North American cruise deck plan Turkish Maritime Lines Like most German liners ofP&O: A fold out (14" by 24") cruise plan from 1969 when the ARCADIA entered the North American cruise market. Eight decks are shown on this big 30,000 tonner, from the Observation Club up on Boat Deck down to former immigrant cubbies on F Deck. Other than converting the Tourist Class Galley into a "Rumpus Room", it doesn't appear much changed from her two class days. Even the large forward facing First Class Nursery, occupying prime real estate on

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Like most German liners of the pre-WW1 era

In mid-September 1940

"In every detail the MATSONIA is a ship of today

There are portraits of the STRATHAIRD and STRATHNAVER

and Cunard held onto them for only a decade

ARCADIA: 1954 - North American cruise deck plan Turkish Maritime Lines Like most German liners ofP&O: A fold out (14" by 24") cruise plan from 1969 when the ARCADIA entered the North American cruise market. Eight decks are shown on this big 30,000 tonner, from the Observation Club up on Boat Deck down to former immigrant cubbies on F Deck. Other than converting the Tourist Class Galley into a "Rumpus Room", it doesn't appear much changed from her two class days. Even the large forward facing First Class Nursery, occupying prime real estate on

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