OLD GUESTBOOK #2
Entry of Sep 10, 1998 at 07:01 [EST]
From: ryan davis - sdavis2aol.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: my favorite liner is the [unsinkable] r.m.s titanic
How I found your page: WebCrawler
Comments about the web site:
Entry of Sep 10, 1998 at 18:52 [EST]
From: Randy Moore - Hedtrnsls@aol.com
My HomePage: Hedman.com(Hedman Hedders)
Favorite Liner: RMS Queen Mary
How I found your page: WebCrawler
Comments about the web site: Great website. The Queen Mary is longer, heavier, and faster than Titanic. And she still lives as a Hotel/Museum in Long Beach. (now thats 'Unsinkable'!).
Entry of Sep 11, 1998 at 15:06 [EST]
From: Mike Ryan - MRyan20@aol.com
My HomePage: www.wallnet.com/OceanFire1/
Favorite Liner: S.S. United States (Fastest Liner in the World)
How I found your page: Another Search Engine
Comments about the web site: Nice Site...I will be taking the QE2 from NYC to Southhampton next year! Can't Wait!!!
Entry of Sep 11, 1998 at 15:16 [EST]
From: Matthew Baker - MBaker8336@aol.com
My HomePage: working on it
Favorite Liner: Titanic,Queen Mary
How I found your page: InfoSeek
Comments about the web site: Great site!! Very well done! :)
Entry of Sep 11, 1998 at 18:21 [EST]
From: Jeff Thiessen - jeffrey74@yahoo.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Queen Elizabeth
How I found your page: Other(Please Specify below)
Comments about the web site: I don't remember how I found this page, but I did and now it is one of my favorites. Great site - great pictures!
Entry of Sep 11, 1998 at 20:50 [EST]
From: Durham Schane - edwind@mindspring.com
My HomePage: none
Favorite Liner: Titanic
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: I have enjoyed readfing biographys of the old ocean liners and their place in maritime history
Entry of Sep 12, 1998 at 17:53 [EST]
From: Kevin Seurre - k.seurre@cableinet.co.uk
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Lusitania
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: I found this a very interesting site.My Great,Great Grandfather was the chief Chef on the Lusitania and unfortunately was one of those who lost his life and whose body was not reclaimed from the sea. We have a Medal that has been passed down through the family and a few Press cuttings, so I find this site very interesting, to gain more knowledge on the background leading to this sinking, although slightly controversial.
Entry of Sep 13, 1998 at 01:31 [EST]
From: ken mullan - kmullan@compusmart.ab.ca
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: aquitania
How I found your page: Excite
Comments about the web site: arrived in Canada on Aquitania in April, 1949
Entry of Sep 13, 1998 at 15:24 [EST]
From: Jen - jlove4@compuserve.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Aquitania
How I found your page: Altavista
Comments about the web site: I saw the programme on TV called The Liners and for some reason the Acquitania really captured my imagination although the other liners do but she is my favourite. I would love to be able to go back in time and see what she was really like. I think it was a shame she was scrapped after giving stirling service through two wars!
Entry of Sep 14, 1998 at 11:17 [EST]
From: Rick Quijada - quijadar@atsc-portsmouth.com
My HomePage: N/A
Favorite Liner: United States
How I found your page: Other(Please Specify below)
Comments about the web site: I came here in response to your posting to the Liners' List.
You've got a nice site here; lokks like you've put a lot of work into it.
Rick
Entry of Sep 14, 1998 at 20:56 [EST]
From: Peter B. Vinson - petevinson@aol.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Aquitania
How I found your page: Altavista
Comments about the web site: Mu father traveled on Aquitania in 1943 bound for US Army service in Europe for WWII.
Entry of Sep 14, 1998 at 22:56 [EST]
From: frank maloney - subee@gte.net
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Mauretania steam ship
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: I am trying to find the passenger lists for the Mauretania
steam ship crossing to USA on or about 1928. If someone can help please e-mail
Entry of Sep 15, 1998 at 23:41 [EST]
From: Brent Peterson - smblock@sweetwater.net
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner:
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site:
Entry of Sep 16, 1998 at 12:53 [EST]
From: Kellene Thompson - kellene@hba.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner:
How I found your page: Another Search Engine
Comments about the web site: My great-great grandparents sailed to New York from Liverpool ont he
September 4, 1909 voyage of the Mauretania. I just recently found
the passenger book to get the exact date. Thanks for the
pictures, it really helps my daughter with her report.
Entry of Sep 16, 1998 at 21:28 [EST]
From: Steve Hertler - shipwreck45@aol.com
My HomePage: Not available
Favorite Liner: SS United States
How I found your page: Excite
Comments about the web site: If you happen to know the status of the SS United States...it's docked in Philadelphia, Pa...the last I heard was a feasability study was done about refurbushing her, but it was cost prohibitive...I have some memorabalia from her...Thanx...Steve
Entry of Sep 17, 1998 at 21:31 [EST]
From: Margaret Brown - Molly_Brown38@hotmail.com
My HomePage: n/a
Favorite Liner: Queen Mary w/ Titanic close second : )
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: Wonderful Site! I am so glad to see a greater understanding of this great liner! For years all I
had seen of the ship was the painting of the
Mauritania being towed into harbor. Thanks
a bunch...Molly
Entry of Sep 17, 1998 at 22:00 [EST]
From: N. A. Stark - nastark@jps.net
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner:
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site:
Entry of Sep 17, 1998 at 23:04 [EST]
From: tootoe - to@ecmel.edu
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: home
How I found your page: Other(Please Specify below)
Comments about the web site: I looked for it andfound it via thunderstone
Entry of Sep 17, 1998 at 23:23 [EST]
From: Buddy - binjtown@aol.com
My HomePage: none
Favorite Liner: andrea doria
How I found your page: Another Search Engine
Comments about the web site: A great page! Well done. I would like alittle more on the A. D. Why not on list of "losses and losers"?
Entry of Sep 18, 1998 at 07:21 [EST]
From: Larry Kahn - LK100@msn.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: USS United States
How I found your page: Link from another web page
Comments about the web site:
Entry of Sep 18, 1998 at 09:09 [EST]
From: Peter Williams - granada2000@yahoo.com
My HomePage: Still Working On It !
Favorite Liner: RMS Mauretania (1939 - 1965)
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site:
Entry of Sep 18, 1998 at 12:19 [EST]
From: Jerry Wright - W.Jerry@worldnet.att.net
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner:
How I found your page: Link from another web page
Comments about the web site: Thank you for keeping up the great page. Everyone who would like to see our ship back on the high seas enjoy seeing as much about her as we can.
Entry of Sep 18, 1998 at 22:32 [EST]
From: Eric Smith - wolfgang@meganet.net
My HomePage: n/a
Favorite Liner: Cunard's first Mauretania/ Normandie, can't decide
How I found your page: Link from another web page
Comments about the web site: Your web page is great asset to all lovers of the
great liners. My visit has been a true ticket to the past.
Entry of Sep 19, 1998 at 02:22 [EST]
From: Dave - mangojoe@coastnet.com
My HomePage: None
Favorite Liner: Ile de France
How I found your page: Other(Please Specify below)
Comments about the web site: You have a great website,I found it in Web Guide Monthly.I will be visiting often.
Entry of Sep 19, 1998 at 08:41 [EST]
From: ~~PETE.L.COLE~~ - PLC747400@earthlink.net
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: ~~"MAURETANIA"~~ THE "3" "QUENS"}PAST,& PERSENT.
How I found your page: Other(Please Specify below)
Comments about the web site: I found this sight,...Threw:"Dog Pile"
I really Love the:"Geart Atlantic Ocean Liners of the Past."They,...
They were really "G R A N D" :-)~ Ships.
* * * *~PETE~* * * *
Entry of Sep 19, 1998 at 11:20 [EST]
From: Ken Petrie - kcjosg@aol.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner:
How I found your page: Altavista
Comments about the web site:
Entry of Sep 19, 1998 at 14:32 [EST]
From: Marvin Wolff, Director RMS QUEEN MARY, Retired. - mwolff@nas.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: RMS QUEEN MARY
How I found your page: InfoSeek
Comments about the web site: Excellent narrative.
Entry of Sep 19, 1998 at 19:49 [EST]
From: okia mulioka - @spicy spice.com
My HomePage: OKIA
Favorite Liner: MASCARA
How I found your page: Altavista
Comments about the web site:
Entry of Sep 20, 1998 at 21:02 [EST]
From: Randy Higgins - Fire76C@aol.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: SS United States
How I found your page: Other(Please Specify below)
Comments about the web site: Found your site via AOL Net Find
Entry of Sep 22, 1998 at 08:13 [EST]
From: Burton Rowell - browell1@gate.net
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: QE1
How I found your page: Link from another web page
Comments about the web site: Very well, except pick up French Line rather that additional shots of QE1
Entry of Sep 22, 1998 at 19:23 [EST]
From: Kristin - GRACIE6576@Aol.com
My HomePage: http://members.aol.com/linerswebM/gbook.html
Favorite Liner: R.M.S Titanic, and Queen Mary
How I found your page: Other(Please Specify below)
Comments about the web site: Please send me Information on these two ships??
Thank you
Entry of Sep 22, 1998 at 22:15 [EST]
From: Phil jackson - lazarus@mhtc.net
My HomePage: www.home.microsoft.com/
Favorite Liner: rms titanic
How I found your page: Other(Please Specify below)
Comments about the web site: I really like your web site but i wish i could find the computer immages that shoe the sinking please e-mailme about those if you have any. thank you, phil jackson!
i found your site from web guide monthly.
Entry of Sep 22, 1998 at 22:24 [EST]
From: Christian J Solis - 2237dd
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Lusitania
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: Please show me the blue prints of the Lusitania.
Entry of Sep 23, 1998 at 08:09 [EST]
From: Charlotta Stendahl-Edgren - lottase@hotmail.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Queen Elizabeth II
How I found your page: Altavista
Comments about the web site:
Entry of Sep 25, 1998 at 06:14 [EST]
From: Marco Festas - marcofestas@usa.net
My HomePage: for now none
Favorite Liner: Titanic
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: You have here a fine and great page.
keep the good work!
Entry of Sep 25, 1998 at 06:28 [EST]
From: michael koch - mk5197@aol.com
My HomePage: http:members.aol.com/mk5197/mike.html
Favorite Liner: RMS Titanic
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: I love you're page, it's very interesting! The pictures are incredible. My father came over on the Scythia in the 1940's. Do you have access to or now how I could get a hold of any pictures of the Scythia. I'm told it was a Cunard liner. Also, my mother's maiden name is Butt. There were 3 Butt's on the Titanic that all died. One was the famous Archabald Butt. The other two were crew from Southhampton. Legend has it, we are related to one of them, but I'm not sure which. My grandfather knew I believe, but he died 20 plus years ago. Anyway keep up the great page!
Entry of Sep 25, 1998 at 12:42 [EST]
From: Richard S. MacMichael - macmicrc@msn.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: RMS Aquitania
How I found your page: Altavista
Comments about the web site: Tremendously impressive site. I have spent the last decade as the resident liner
expert at the Maritime Museum of the Atlantic in Halifax, Nova Scotia and am very
pleased to constantly discover new sources of information regarding the beautiful
floating palaces of the early years of this century. Congratulations on the excellent
work.
RSM
Entry of Sep 25, 1998 at 23:04 [EST]
From: Steve Gusho - gsgusho@aol.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Normandie ( if Ican pick only one ! )
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: You did a great job! Lots of pictures. I've been fascinated by ocean liners ever since I was a kid.
Entry of Sep 26, 1998 at 09:50 [EST]
From: Jerry Townsend - tjerry@bellsouth.net
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: ssIndependence - American Hawaii Lines
How I found your page: Excite
Comments about the web site: The ssIndependence and ssConstitution cruised the Hawaiian Islands and were the finest afloat when they were built. *The Last Atlantic Liners by William H. Miller - Conway Maritime Press, London, 1985.
The "Connie has recently sunk, on it's way to be scrapped, but the "Indy" continues to cruise Hawaii, even though it is showing some age. Both were originally owned (built) by the American Export Lines by the Bethlehem Steel Co. around 1948.
This company had, prior to these two ships, four vessals named the Excalibur, Excambion, Exeter, and Exochorda. These four were known as the "four aces".
My question (at last) - Do you have any info on the early history of the American Export Lines? I can only trace it back to the mid fortys, but have a feeling It existed long before that. I have several artifacts from this line (plates, bowls, spoons) that were
last used on the Connie, but had been passed through several ships. Each utensel is embossed with the American Export Line name. I have no idea when and on which ship these utensels were first used and so if I could determing the date of the establishment of the American Export Lines as a Company I would be
on the right track. Unfortunately there now exists a company with the same name and that is all I can find on the net.
Any help or suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Your web is fantastic and I plan to be a regular visitor.
Thank you so much! Jerry Townsend
Entry of Sep 26, 1998 at 23:31 [EST]
From: Travis - tigerfire@canada.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: unsure - new to the study
How I found your page: Other(Please Specify below)
Comments about the web site: web guide monthly http://www.webguidemag.com
Entry of Sep 27, 1998 at 11:02 [EST]
From: Jos Wessles - jwessels@zeelandnet.nl
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner:
How I found your page: Altavista
Comments about the web site: Nice site! It solved my question about the QE II being indicated as Q4 during building -I thought there was a Queen missing!
Note: the Cunard archives site is not available at the moment
Entry of Sep 27, 1998 at 12:06 [EST]
From: Bobby - scream5555@yahoo.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Titanic
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: I believe that Titanic was truly the greatest ship of all time!
Entry of Sep 28, 1998 at 07:44 [EST]
From: Arthur J. Brickwood - ABRICK@WEBTV.NET
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner:
How I found your page: Other(Please Specify below)
Comments about the web site: Web Guide Monthly
Entry of Sep 28, 1998 at 11:36 [EST]
From: Michael Alfano (Executive Director/ss United States Foundation - malfano@soonet.ca
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: ss United States of course!
How I found your page: WebCrawler
Comments about the web site: The black & white photos of the ss United States are part of the
archive of Gibbs & Cox, the designers of the ship. The
colour ones are archive photos belonging to the United
States Lines.
The ss United States Foundation was established in March of this year
and the first board meeting took place aboard the ship while
George D. Brown III filmed his documentary about this
magnificent ship. I can send you some current info about
the ship if you'd like to post an update about "America's
Superliner!"
Let me know. Very nice site. Excellent Work!
Regards,
Mike Alfano
Entry of Sep 28, 1998 at 16:53 [EST]
From: Jim McDevitt - jim1133@aol.com
My HomePage: none
Favorite Liner: QE II
How I found your page: Other(Please Specify below)
Comments about the web site: I got here via dogpile.com
I went back to see which searh engine it found you on and I lost you.
I was born in 1920 so I remember the name Leviathan. Today, I visited a 90 year old man. He mentioned the Leviathan, but he really meant the Andrea Doria as he said it was sunk off of Cape Cod. When I got home I decide to see what I could find on the internet about both the Leviathan and the Andrea Doria. I have printed the info available on both sites and will bring them to him when I next visit in a couple of weeks.
Your page was very interesting and much more comprehensive than the one I visited about the Andrea Doria.
Thank you,
Jim
Entry of Sep 28, 1998 at 19:50 [EST]
From: Michael Wallace - Lanzelot@email.msn.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: AQUITANIA
How I found your page: Lycos
Comments about the web site:
Entry of Sep 28, 1998 at 23:43 [EST]
From: Jim Sprague - jims@riven.net
My HomePage: jes-studios.com
Favorite Liner: RMS Titanic / Lusitania
How I found your page: WebCrawler
Comments about the web site: Very nice site! There are some great pictures of some of the more interesting ships here that don't get the same recognition as the RMS Titanic.
Entry of Sep 29, 1998 at 07:54 [EST]
From: Susanna Venn - svenn@deerpark.gloucs.sch.uk
My HomePage: n/a
Favorite Liner: Lusitania
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site:
Entry of Sep 29, 1998 at 11:42 [EST]
From: Mike Fendley - jfendley@heritagecomputers.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Queen Mary
How I found your page: Link from another web page
Comments about the web site: Do you have pictures or drawings of the Mauretania's engines?
I'm a machinist and would like to machine working models of
them. Also looking for pictures / drawings of the 3 "Olympic"
class ships as well. Thanks for a great web site! Very
interesting and informative. Mike
Entry of Sep 29, 1998 at 13:44 [EST]
From: Karen Cornell - Clannessie@aol.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Queen Mary of course!
How I found your page: A friend told me
Comments about the web site: My Mom was born and raised in Clydebank. My Grandfather helped build the Queen Mary. Is there anyway I could locate records from the John Brown Co. to see what my Grandfather actually did on the Queen? I know the comapny is no longer around and that Cunard does have a museum in South Hampton. I wondered if anything like that is on the web?
Thanks,
Karen
Glendora California
Entry of Sep 29, 1998 at 15:55 [EST]
From: Howard Gorst - howdaru@webtv.net
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Love them all
How I found your page: Link from another web page
Comments about the web site: I never sailed on The Normandie but as a young man I recall the photo in the N.Y.Daily News Of the great ship on her side after the fire in the ice and dirty fuel laden water.I cried! I was 12 years old.
Entry of Sep 30, 1998 at 19:54 [EST]
From: George Higley - GHigley101@aol.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: QE-2
How I found your page: Another Search Engine
Comments about the web site: have made (2) crossings (and planning a 3rd next year!) and also (3) cruises on the QE-2
Entry of Sep 30, 1998 at 21:39 [EST]
From: Beverly Yeandle - yeandle@execulink.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: RMS TITANIC
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: Very impressive site!!!!! My grandmother came over here from Liverpool on the Mauretania. As well her uncle was the head dockmaster at Liverpool during the time of these great ships. I have heard several of their names from her and it is wonderful to see the ship she was on. Thanks.
Entry of Oct 1, 1998 at 20:58 [EST]
From: H T Nelson - htn@bmts.com
My HomePage: nil
Favorite Liner: Ausonia
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: Love ships, enjoyed exploring your website. Thank you very much
Entry of Oct 2, 1998 at 18:58 [EST]
From: David D. Winslow - cowowi@worldnet.att.net
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: R.M.S. Queen Elizabeth and R.M.S. Queen Mary
How I found your page: Lycos
Comments about the web site: Thank you, for providing this website regarding the Queen Elizabeth, she was truly one of the most beautiful liners ever built and deserves to be remembered. If only models of her were available, that effort could be advanced even further. You have an excellent site.
Regards,
David
Entry of Oct 2, 1998 at 19:16 [EST]
From: Steve Balderston - stvnmgn@gateway.net
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: SS France
How I found your page: HotBot
Comments about the web site: Thanks for a great site!! I've travelled on the QE2 and the Norway, but I'm a Grand Liner fan due to my Dad!
Entry of Oct 3, 1998 at 17:50 [EST]
From: cheryl house - thirdhouse@webtv.net
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: rms titanic
How I found your page: Other(Please Specify below)
Comments about the web site:
web guide monthly
Entry of Oct 4, 1998 at 23:41 [EST]
From: matthew g. pilon - mgpfour@mindspring.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: rms titanic
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site:
Entry of Oct 5, 1998 at 02:48 [EST]
From: Leslie Campbell - bond007@mb.sympatico.ca.
My HomePage: n/a.
Favorite Liner: all the white star liners especially titanic.
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: Could you sebd me any info about a titanic fan club if there is indeed one in exsistance. I am a great fan of large steamers and would love to experiance the grandeaur of a transatlantic cruise on a big liner, perhaps the QE 2. Before they are taken out of service as sad as it may seem. Thank you very much. Yours in navel history and peril on the sea. Leslie Campbell. Apt117, 130 Watson Street, Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada. R2P-1Y4. Thank you for keeping these great vessel's spirits alive.
Entry of Oct 5, 1998 at 07:05 [EST]
From: Scott Kersten - 102263.1242@compuserve.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Currently researching the RMS Aquitania
How I found your page: Lycos
Comments about the web site:
Entry of Oct 5, 1998 at 09:37 [EST]
From: Grant E. Smith - grant@world-link.com.au
My HomePage: n/a
Favorite Liner:
How I found your page: InfoSeek
Comments about the web site:
Entry of Oct 5, 1998 at 09:40 [EST]
From: Grant E. Smith - grant@world-link.com.au
My HomePage: n/a
Favorite Liner: RMS Olympic and Majestic
How I found your page: InfoSeek
Comments about the web site: Very good site. My Grandfather served on these 2 ships, as well as a few others
Entry of Oct 7, 1998 at 08:42 [EST]
From: Ian Dawkins - zelgadis@amitaj.or.jp
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Aquatania. It's the most beautiful
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: This page is one of the best I've ever seen. I love the lithograph scan of the Aquatania! I would like to know where I can get my hands on one of those lithographs.
I shall be visiting your page often! I have always loved early twentieth century steamships.
Entry of Oct 8, 1998 at 14:46 [EST]
From: Megan Prasher - mprasher@hotmail.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: titanic
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: How com you don't have anything on the britannic?
Entry of Oct 11, 1998 at 04:57 [EST]
From: Dave Lewis - dlewis@europa.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: RMS Queen Elizabeth
How I found your page: InfoSeek
Comments about the web site: In 1961, I was 11 years old and I had the fortune to sail
the RMS Queen Elizabeth from England to New York City. I
always wondered what happened to the ship and I found my
answers on your web pages. Thanks...
Entry of Oct 12, 1998 at 00:02 [EST]
From: David Haney - haney09@ibm.net
My HomePage: netscape
Favorite Liner: Titanic
How I found your page: Other(Please Specify below)
Comments about the web site: I found an article in the monthly web guide.
Entry of Oct 15, 1998 at 23:12 [EST]
From: Leonard Certain - lcertain@msn
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: SS UNITED STATES
How I found your page: InfoSeek
Comments about the web site: Very informative page . I'm glad I happened upon it.
Entry of Oct 17, 1998 at 14:36 [EST]
From: Nelson Vanderhoff - nelson.vanderhoff@gte.net
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: in love with them all
How I found your page: Altavista
Comments about the web site: Web address for Harland & Wolff
Entry of Oct 17, 1998 at 17:43 [EST]
From: Sylvia Yleana Herrera - sylviayleana@yahoo.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner:
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site:
Entry of Oct 18, 1998 at 11:48 [EST]
From: Matthew La Belle - wayne.labelle@sympatico.ca
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Titanic
How I found your page: Other(Please Specify below)
Comments about the web site: I found the sight in the "World Wide Web Guide Monthly"
Entry of Oct 19, 1998 at 02:14 [EST]
From: Azhi Saleem - saleem@nortexinfo.net
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Titanic,Olympic, Britannic,and Lusitania
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site:
Entry of Oct 19, 1998 at 15:31 [EST]
From: IAN BROOM - JIB@AOL.COM
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: QUEEN MARY
How I found your page: Link from another web page
Comments about the web site:
Entry of Oct 20, 1998 at 02:37 [EST]
From: John H. Isacs - john@intelink.net
My HomePage: www.gourmetnet.com
Favorite Liner: SS France
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: As a boy I took several voyages on the SS France and smaller liners. My parents were frequent travelers on the Queen Mary and the France. I've lived in Taiwan for 15 years & miss the great ships.
Entry of Oct 20, 1998 at 17:01 [EST]
From: Bill Wetzel - wrw@ascot14.ho.att.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Leviathan
How I found your page: InfoSeek
Comments about the web site: I would like to compliment you on your excellent site about the
Leviathan. My father was a member of the ship's orchestra during
four or five crossings in the mid 20's and I can recall some of his
stories about the ship. I have a small collection of his photos of
and on the ship that I may be able to scan and send to you if you
would be interested. It is good to see continued interest in the ship.
Bill Wetzel
Entry of Oct 20, 1998 at 20:20 [EST]
From: karie basso - gonavy@i-55.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: lusitania
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site:
Entry of Oct 20, 1998 at 23:39 [EST]
From: David H. A. Laughlin - dgsclaughlin@worldnet.att.net
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Mauretania 2
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: I sailed on the Mauretania 2 from Cobh to NY in April, 1952 and again from NY to Cobh in September, 1955. I am looking for a nice poster or lithograph of her to commemorate my trips. I would also be interested in any high quality photographs of her. Can you or anyone help?
Entry of Oct 21, 1998 at 09:34 [EST]
From: Tom Grandy - Tgr1006906@aol.com
My HomePage: My Yahoo
Favorite Liner: Mauretania
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site:
Entry of Oct 21, 1998 at 11:25 [EST]
From: Mark Radley - c0328mjr@solent.ac.uk
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Normandie
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: It's great to be living in southampton now!!!
Entry of Oct 21, 1998 at 14:08 [EST]
From: Joe P. - unknown@unknown
My HomePage: none
Favorite Liner: Lusitania followed by the Olympic and then Titanic
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: Always interested in the shipping industry, I can't say that Cameron's Titanic was
that amazing...basically a copy of the 1958 Titanic movie "The Fatful night."
I keep up with Robert Ballard and talked with Spencer Dunmore not long ago about
the possibility of a Lusitania Screenplay.
PatroWVisual Entertainment
Entry of Oct 23, 1998 at 19:01 [EST]
From: Abbie - Kewlfishie18@juno.com
My HomePage: I Have None
Favorite Liner: Titanic/Lusitania/Olympic
How I found your page: Lycos
Comments about the web site: I'm writing a book based on the sinking of the Lusitania.
I'll give you (or this page, for that matter) credit, OK?
Can you recommend some easy-to-get-my-hands-on books for
further research? Thanks so much!
Entry of Oct 24, 1998 at 14:57 [EST]
From: stormtiger - stormtiger@webtv.net
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: mauretania
How I found your page: Altavista
Comments about the web site: any idea where i might find a copy of humohrey jirdan's book on the mauretania. i live in the midwest and ook ib ocean liners are hard to come by. i do have ab extensuve collection of slides and prints of current lakes vessels. thank you!
Entry of Oct 24, 1998 at 20:44 [EST]
From: Joyce Kilby - kilby@interlynx.net
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Aquitania
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: Your website is most interesting to me as I came to Canada in 1948 as a child with my family on the Aquitania.
Entry of Oct 26, 1998 at 14:07 [EST]
From: Antonio Roberto Botelho Chaves - archaves@openlink.com.br
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Normandie / Queen Mary
How I found your page: Altavista
Comments about the web site:
Entry of Oct 29, 1998 at 13:58 [EST]
From: Kern Thomas - kerni@EUnet.at
My HomePage: -
Favorite Liner: Lusitania and Titanic
How I found your page: Altavista
Comments about the web site: Your WEB PAGE is the best I have ever found about Liners!
So much photos and drawings! Very, very good!
Do you know some new actually books about LOST LINERS or
about the White Star Line and the Cunard Line???????????
Entry of Oct 29, 1998 at 21:38 [EST]
From: Robert CALLOW - bccjunee@bigpond.com
My HomePage: n/a
Favorite Liner: many
How I found your page: Altavista
Comments about the web site: Ballards last dive on Britanic, took artist with him, and believe he may have been responsible for your picture of ship on the bottom.
Entry of Oct 29, 1998 at 21:42 [EST]
From: Robert CALLOW - bccjunee@bigpond.com
My HomePage: n/a
Favorite Liner: many, notably the trio, Olympic, Britanic and Titanic
How I found your page: Altavista
Comments about the web site: Ballards last dive on Britanic, took artist with him, and believe he may have been responsible for your picture of ship on the bottom.
Entry of Oct 30, 1998 at 18:06 [EST]
From: Lynn Bennett - bennett@ulink.net
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner:
How I found your page: InfoSeek
Comments about the web site: I would love to find out how to obtain a copy of the Manifest of the maiden voyage to locate family members.
Any assistance would be appreciated.
Entry of Oct 31, 1998 at 17:43 [EST]
From: Ezio Piatti - bghisal@tin.it
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Michelangelo and Raffaello
How I found your page: Link from another web page
Comments about the web site: It would be very interesting to know the technical data of the ships
Entry of Nov 2, 1998 at 14:01 [EST]
From: Fernando Portela - aletrop@baydenet.com.br
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: SS. United States & Queen Elizabeth
How I found your page: Altavista
Comments about the web site: Just one word: wonderful!
Entry of Nov 2, 1998 at 20:15 [EST]
From: Erwin Baida - EBaida@aol.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Normandie
How I found your page: Altavista
Comments about the web site: I arrived in New York on Feb 1, 1935. The ship, I think, was the SS New York.
How can I verify that? How can I get a picture of the ship? I am going to discuss
this with my grandson's third grade class in a few weeks.
The ship was owned by the Hamburg America Line.
Can you help me?
Entry of Nov 2, 1998 at 23:10 [EST]
From: P. J. Null - pjnull@mountainpeak.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner:
How I found your page: Altavista
Comments about the web site: How do I get a copy of the passenger manifest of the Mauretania? 1914 Voyage - Ireland to New York? My grandmother and her sister were aboard, I believe. I'd love to get details
Entry of Nov 2, 1998 at 23:10 [EST]
From: P. J. Null - pjnull@mountainpeak.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner:
How I found your page: Altavista
Comments about the web site: How do I get a copy of the passenger manifest of the Mauretania? 1914 Voyage - Ireland to New York? My grandmother and her sister were aboard, I believe. I'd love to get details
Entry of Nov 2, 1998 at 23:24 [EST]
From: Ralph A. Brancadoro - RBrancador
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Michaelangelo
How I found your page: Another Search Engine
Comments about the web site: I have made a transatlantic crossing from the age of 4 to the age of 18 every summer. (1956 to 1970). Been of every Italian line ship. It was wonderful; those days are gone.
Great Web Page.
Entry of Nov 3, 1998 at 02:34 [EST]
From: Keoni - ahc@pixi.com
My HomePage: Still making one tying to figer how to make Link
Favorite Liner:
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site:
Entry of Nov 3, 1998 at 02:35 [EST]
From: Keoni - ahc@pixi.com
My HomePage: Still making one tying to figer how to make Link
Favorite Liner:
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site:
Entry of Nov 3, 1998 at 18:56 [EST]
From: Mike Clark - N5LGI@AOL.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Titantic
How I found your page: A friend told me
Comments about the web site:
Entry of Nov 3, 1998 at 19:45 [EST]
From: Vikckie Clark - missceeto@aol.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Titanic
How I found your page: Altavista
Comments about the web site: I've studied the Titanic since I was 13 years old I'm 29 now I've collected all the stuff and have some tapes and a poster and a map, t-shirt and all kinds of things .I've been looking for the Titanic model cant find one.I have 12 different things of Titanic. If you or any one knows where I find one or get one please E-Mail. Thank You!
Entry of Nov 4, 1998 at 01:55 [EST]
From: Jenn Coffman - Jennifer@peaklink.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: The Lusitania
How I found your page: Altavista
Comments about the web site: I enjoyed your thorough page about the Lusitania. I am a novice screenwriter, who is currently trying to write a movie about Lusi. However, with the overwhelming success of one of my favorite films, "Titanic", I'm afraid I will have to keep my script on ice ( no pun intended) for a while. But thanks for the great site! Jenn
Entry of Nov 4, 1998 at 12:10 [EST]
From: T. L. Maclachlin - maclachlin@yahoo.com
My HomePage: na
Favorite Liner: Mauretania (speed Queen!)
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: I adore this site! I became interested in ocean liners
about 8 months ago and have had an insatible appetite for
any information on them ever since. I visit this site quite
often just to admire the pictures and brush up on my facts.
Thanks for putting so much work into it (when is the book
coming out? :) )
Entry of Nov 4, 1998 at 20:01 [EST]
From: Douglas Loutit - DML0@aol.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: "Aquitania"
How I found your page: A friend told me
Comments about the web site: Very Well done. It is rare and exciting to find others with an appreciation of these great ships. I would appreciate any other websites you might know od...-DML
Entry of Nov 6, 1998 at 05:29 [EST]
From: Glen Wilkins - Charlie2480@Hotmail.com.au
My HomePage: Ozemail
Favorite Liner: Lusitania
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site:
Entry of Nov 6, 1998 at 05:31 [EST]
From: Glen Wilkins - Charlie2480@Hotmail.com.au
My HomePage: Je nais se pais
Favorite Liner: Lusitania
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site:
Entry of Nov 6, 1998 at 12:22 [EST]
From: Mary Skinner - slimonce@aol.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner:
How I found your page: Altavista
Comments about the web site:
Entry of Nov 6, 1998 at 18:07 [EST]
From: Robert O'Sullivan - robos@tinet.ie
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Titanic
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: Thanks fo all the info.My 9 year old is fascinated by all
the ships of that era. Best wishes,Robert O'Sullivan.
Entry of Nov 7, 1998 at 12:31 [EST]
From: Simon Donohue - simon.donohue@btinternet.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: s s orama
How I found your page: Altavista
Comments about the web site: I am looking for infornation on Orient Line s s orama 1932
Entry of Nov 7, 1998 at 13:18 [EST]
From: Jim Graham - valerie@vgraham.freeserve.co.uk
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner:
How I found your page: Altavista
Comments about the web site:
Entry of Nov 7, 1998 at 13:22 [EST]
From: jim graham - valerie@vgraham.freeserve.co.uk
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Empress of England
How I found your page: Another Search Engine
Comments about the web site: I was a Steward on CP Liners between 1950 and 1961....Are you aware of any sites that feature the CP liners?? Thanks.
Entry of Nov 8, 1998 at 07:05 [EST]
From: Runaway - Swuliang@hotmail.com
My HomePage: N/A
Favorite Liner: France
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: Finally! Something on the France! Any written info? Like
does it still exist? Or is it scrapped? Great page. I
can spend hours on it and not get bored of it. I would like
to know what happened to the France.
Entry of Nov 8, 1998 at 08:34 [EST]
From: William Inman - wilf@winman.freeserve.co.uk
My HomePage: None
Favorite Liner: R.M.S Titanic
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: None
Entry of Nov 10, 1998 at 11:17 [EST]
From: Dolores Reed - djwreed@aol.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Queen Mary
How I found your page: A friend told me
Comments about the web site: Terrific site--congratulations on your excellent work! I'll revisit again someday when I have more time.
Entry of Nov 10, 1998 at 20:02 [EST]
From: jeremy loertscher - jloertscher@hotmail.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: r.m.s. titanic and lusitainia
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: This site helped my reaserch paper greatly
Entry of Nov 10, 1998 at 23:11 [EST]
From: Jordan - JTP Gatsby
My HomePage: N/A
Favorite Liner: Queen Mary
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: Love your Articles and Photos.
I used to walk the decks of the Qeen Mary.
I have many fond memories of being on it.
They dont make them like they used to!
Entry of Nov 11, 1998 at 02:00 [EST]
From: ELIAS BIZZOCCHI - SAILE@MANDIC.COM.BR
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: ANDREA DORIA/LUSITANIA
How I found your page: Altavista
Comments about the web site: Your page is amazing.
Vessels , that"s my job.
Your page is very ilustraded and I made many copies of your matter.
I'm pleased to sign it. How I usualy go to your page, i hope you could add more news about big ships.
Sending my greets, Elias
Entry of Nov 12, 1998 at 01:31 [EST]
From: Matt - weinem@rpi.edu
My HomePage: http://www.rpi.edu/~weinem
Favorite Liner: SS United States, followed by the Queen Mary and Rotterdam V
How I found your page: Another Search Engine
Comments about the web site: Great site, I love the picture gallery. Most of those I'd never seen before. Keep up the good work!
Entry of Nov 12, 1998 at 23:49 [EST]
From: Barry Dashwood - barry_dashwood@bc.sympatico.ca
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: AQUITANIA
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: I think the Aquitania was an incredible ship and I am trying to find out as much about her that I can. I came to Canada on her as a child in 1949.
Entry of Nov 14, 1998 at 02:04 [EST]
From: Lois Bloom - Carlois@juno.com
My HomePage: N/A
Favorite Liner: Queen Mary
How I found your page: Altavista
Comments about the web site: I have some playing cards that I am looking for a collector to buy.
They are from the United States Lines. I have one set in
excellent condition. Never been opened still in the original
cellophane wrap. Anyone interested contact me Carlois@juno.com.
Entry of Nov 14, 1998 at 15:15 [EST]
From: Robert August - tka@chacha.worldnet.att.net
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Lurline/Normandie
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: I would be interested in email correspondence with other people who are interested in ocean liners. I build various liner models from scratch and have an extensive postcard collection. Since this is a unique hobby, I would love to talk to others with the same interests!
Entry of Nov 14, 1998 at 18:53 [EST]
From: michelle soangler - jim.spangler@cwix.com
My HomePage: cwix
Favorite Liner: titanic
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site:
Entry of Nov 15, 1998 at 08:39 [EST]
From: Bruce H. Gammon - bhgammon@coastalnet.com
My HomePage: http://www.angelfire.com/nc/NICEGUY/index.html
Favorite Liner: Titanic
How I found your page: A friend told me
Comments about the web site: WOW ! !
What a great site. I plan to return many times to learn more about the great ships.
Entry of Nov 15, 1998 at 10:48 [EST]
From: Dai Cornelius - Dai@dcornelius.freeserve.co.uk
My HomePage: non
Favorite Liner: anything that floats
How I found your page: Altavista
Comments about the web site: found your site by accident. Very interesting.
Entry of Nov 15, 1998 at 18:53 [EST]
From: Thornton W. Garrett IV - TWGIV@aol.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Normandie
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: I think this is a great web sitefor us liner buffs. Keep up the good work! I intend to vist often
Entry of Nov 16, 1998 at 15:03 [EST]
From: Lisa - catinthehat2000@yahoo.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Titanic
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: Thanks for the section on Titanic. I especially love the movie. Thanks again!
Entry of Nov 18, 1998 at 04:05 [EST]
From: Mike Witte - RMSTitanic_@webtv.net
My HomePage: N/A at this time
Favorite Liner: Gee, wonder who she could be...
How I found your page: InfoSeek
Comments about the web site: Nicely done on the research and the wonderful photos. A couple of comments. The artist rendition of the remains of the Britannic need to be updated. At last report from the research Bob Ballard did with the NR-1 and other high-tech equipment, the remains of the ship are in a different shape from the original rendition. If you check Nova's webpage on "Titanic's Forgotten Sister" you will see what I mean.
Also, if you have a copy of "Lost Liners" another book filled with fine photos and paintings from famed Titanic artist Ken Marschall, I was wondering if you could help me identify the passenger ship moored in the same picture as the Queen Mary, Queen Elizabeth and Normandie in the upper right corner. What ship is that? Thank you
Entry of Nov 18, 1998 at 13:54 [EST]
From: jorge rojas - kungfu80@aol.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: empress of ireland
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site:
Entry of Nov 18, 1998 at 16:03 [EST]
From: Sarah Schleck - acschlec@smig.net
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Lusitanita
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: Your information was very helpful for a speech I was giving
on the Lusitania. Thank You!!
Entry of Nov 19, 1998 at 20:03 [EST]
From: Chelsea - sweetie982@hotmail.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Lusitania
How I found your page: Lycos
Comments about the web site: Your information was very helpful and interesting,Thank you.
I love the Lusitania!!
Entry of Nov 20, 1998 at 07:12 [EST]
From: liz - lrbarber@flash.net
My HomePage: www.geocities.com/Area51/Corridor/9503
Favorite Liner: Lusitania
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: nice page.......enjoyed learning about all the ships
Entry of Nov 20, 1998 at 10:46 [EST]
From: altarry - altarry@aol.
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: RMS Mauretania
How I found your page: Altavista
Comments about the web site: I have just come into possession of a luggage trunk bearing the Mauretania Cunard luggage sticker and thought I'd delve into it's travel history.
Entry of Nov 20, 1998 at 10:54 [EST]
From: Myron Ervin - mkervin@epix.net
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner:
How I found your page: Altavista
Comments about the web site: My father was on the Europa/SS Liberte during WWII and has some pottery from this ship, which is beautiful with the Europa's insignia on it and I was wondering where can I learn more about this ship?
Entry of Nov 21, 1998 at 09:31 [EST]
From: Nicole Thouault Nicoll - wnicoll@tfs.net
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: S.S. Liberté
How I found your page: Other(Please Specify below)
Comments about the web site: I found your web-page through AAA engine "Find". I crossed the Atlantic Ocean five times during my childhood. I would like to acquire copies of passenger lists for my children. If anyone could lead me to information for the following crossings I would greatly appreciate your kindness (dates on Menus):
The S.S. Washington - October 12, 1946,
The S.S. De Grasse - May 30, 1949,
The R.M.S. Queen Mary - June 19th, 1949,
The S.S. Liberté - July 7th, 1956, and
The S.S. Liberté - August 1, 1956,
Entry of Nov 23, 1998 at 01:53 [EST]
From: Lucille Streeter - streeterla@cbpu.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: S.S.TRANSYLVANIA
How I found your page: InfoSeek
Comments about the web site: I sailed on this liner in 1938 from Ireland to American it belong to the Cunard 1914 Trying to find info on this.
Entry of Nov 23, 1998 at 03:16 [EST]
From: Tony Hoskins - gwra@bigfoot.com
My HomePage: http://frespace.virgin.net/gwr.auctions
Favorite Liner:
How I found your page: Altavista
Comments about the web site: I have entered a United States Lines/ LMS Railway poster printed in London,
into the internet auction of http://www.icollector.com
The poster shows a 1930's view of SS Leviathan berthed at Southampton Docks
Thought you might be interested
Entry of Nov 23, 1998 at 10:26 [EST]
From: JOCK CUSTOUGH - GHHGHFGHFDGGH
My HomePage: HGHJJJKHKJHJKJKJ
Favorite Liner: OLYMPIC
How I found your page: InfoSeek
Comments about the web site: NONE
Entry of Nov 24, 1998 at 12:50 [EST]
From: Lance Robertson - Ringmaster01@prodigy.net
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: US
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: ive been doin a brochure for my college class and we are doin ships well i found this site KICKS ASS i found all the ships a need thanx and US is the best bigger better than Titanic
Entry of Nov 24, 1998 at 13:46 [EST]
From: William Lagarde - walag@aol.com
My HomePage: none
Favorite Liner: all
How I found your page: Other(Please Specify below)
Comments about the web site: Found page through Dogpile. Became interested in Leviathan after watching Bogart biography. I served on USS Yorktown CV10 during WW2 and as Third mate on merchant vessels after the war, hence my interest in Liners.
Entry of Nov 24, 1998 at 14:19 [EST]
From: Charlotte E. Gerber - TheTighe@prodigy.net
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Lusitania
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: This is a GREAT all inclusive site!
Entry of Nov 24, 1998 at 18:44 [EST]
From: dorothy esparo - i have none as of yet
My HomePage: i enjoyed your gallery very much!
Favorite Liner: lusitania
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: I found your site very facinating.I am very interested in
the history of early steam travel.I have done a great deal
of reading on the topic.Some of the lesser kown ships are
even more interesting than the now famous ones.Have you ever
heard of the City of Columbus?The story is very tragic.
Keep up the wonderful work! Yours,Dorothy E.
Entry of Nov 24, 1998 at 18:44 [EST]
From: dorothy esparo - i have none as of yet
My HomePage: i enjoyed your gallery very much!
Favorite Liner: lusitania
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: I found your site very facinating.I am very interested in
the history of early steam travel.I have done a great deal
of reading on the topic.Some of the lesser kown ships are
even more interesting than the now famous ones.Have you ever
heard of the City of Columbus?The story is very tragic.
Keep up the wonderful work! Yours,Dorothy E.
Entry of Nov 25, 1998 at 05:43 [EST]
From: Kristoffer Bragd - kristoffer.bragd@swipnet.se
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Titanic
How I found your page: WebCrawler
Comments about the web site: Thanks for a very good page about the Aquitania. I learned a lot of interesting details about her.
That is one of the ships that not are mentioned very often like the Britannic. It's nice that someone can put up a page like this where there is information about these great old ships.
Entry of Nov 25, 1998 at 05:55 [EST]
From: Chris Parker - chrisandbecky@webtv.net
My HomePage: http://www.geocities.com/TheTropics/Paradise/5091/
Favorite Liner: SS United States
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: Best collection of ocean liner photos I've seen on the web. I was on the SS United States and the SS Michelangelo. It's great to see these ships again.
Check out my SS Michelangelo site above.
Entry of Nov 25, 1998 at 14:42 [EST]
From: Bob cirilli - ROBERTCIRILLI@ESSLINK.COM
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner:
How I found your page: Altavista
Comments about the web site:
Entry of Nov 25, 1998 at 18:28 [EST]
From: Edward W. Oz - wizard9@southernet.net
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: SS Imperator
How I found your page: Link from another web page
Comments about the web site: I am pleased and proud to know that on October 21, 1913 my father, a young man of 19, sailed from Hamburgh, Germany and arrived in New York on October 29, 1913 and began a new life in the United States of America where he became a citizen. He loved America and went to his rest on June 6, 1959.
Entry of Nov 25, 1998 at 23:29 [EST]
From: Jeng-Han Wang - jenghan@gate.sinica.edu.tw
My HomePage: http://140.109.14.2/~jenghan/
Favorite Liner:
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site:
Entry of Nov 26, 1998 at 14:59 [EST]
From: LaDonna T. Vaughan - LaDonna.Vaughan@UHColorado.edu
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: USS United States
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: I was interested in doing research on the USS United States. This came about because my father sailed on this ship during W.W. II.
The troops were taken over to Europe on this ship I guess. A friend of the family, about 10 years ago, bought alll the dining ware from
this ship for her restaurant in North Carolina. Her name is Sarah E. Forbes. I wanted to locate some photos of the ship as well so I found your
web page.
Entry of Nov 26, 1998 at 17:55 [EST]
From: Jenny - vandy@ez-net.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Titanic
How I found your page: WebCrawler
Comments about the web site: If you have any more info on the titanic I would greatly appreciate you to send me some.
Thanks, Jenny.
Entry of Nov 26, 1998 at 19:33 [EST]
From: Gail Hall - snoopy@pcc-uky.campus.mci.net
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Titanic
How I found your page: Altavista
Comments about the web site: I have always been interested in shipwrecks, especially the Titianic (long before the latest movie). Thank you for all the interesting information on her, and other magnificent ships of our century.
Entry of Nov 26, 1998 at 19:34 [EST]
From: Gail Hall - snoopy@pcc-uky.campus.mci.net
My HomePage: none at this time
Favorite Liner: Titanic
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: I have always been interested in shipwrecks, especially the Titianic (long before the latest movie). Thank you for all the interesting information on her, and other magnificent ships of our century.
Entry of Nov 26, 1998 at 19:35 [EST]
From: Gail Hall - snoopy@pcc-uky.campus.mci-net
My HomePage: none at this time
Favorite Liner: Titanic
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: I have always been interested in shipwrecks, especially the Titianic (long before the latest movie). Thank you for all the interesting information on her, and other magnificent ships of our century.
Entry of Nov 26, 1998 at 19:39 [EST]
From: Gail Hall - http://snoopy@pcc.uky.campus.mci.net
My HomePage: none at this time
Favorite Liner: Titanic
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: I have been interested in ships and shipwrecks for a long time (before the latest "Titanic" movie). Thank you for the information on Titanic, and other magnificent ships of our century. Keep up the good work!
Entry of Nov 27, 1998 at 04:20 [EST]
From: Yusoff Hashim - yuhasm@mailcity.com
My HomePage: -
Favorite Liner: rms titanic
How I found your page: Other(Please Specify below)
Comments about the web site: I found your page from an address given by a radio d.j. that
I listened last night and I find that your page is quite
interesting and splendid.... Keep it up and do put more
photos of great liner such as Superstar Leo and so on...
yours,
Yusoff...
Entry of Nov 28, 1998 at 01:02 [EST]
From: I Reyna - Lastpl7397
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: all
How I found your page: Link from another web page
Comments about the web site:
Entry of Nov 28, 1998 at 10:18 [EST]
From: cbr162 - cbr162@aol.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: lusitania,aquitania
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: can you give me hints on how to buy models of these great ships? thanks chris!
Entry of Nov 29, 1998 at 08:38 [EST]
From: Jeffrey Wang - math1@tpts5.seed.net.tw
My HomePage: NONE
Favorite Liner: Don't know. Love them all!
How I found your page: InfoSeek
Comments about the web site:
Entry of Nov 29, 1998 at 09:36 [EST]
From: Gerry Conway Conway Fine Model Boats - gdconway@istar.ca
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: SS Normandie
How I found your page: InfoSeek
Comments about the web site:
Entry of Nov 29, 1998 at 14:56 [EST]
From: Susan C. Williams - Air-Mama@juno.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Titanic
How I found your page: Link from another web page
Comments about the web site:
Entry of Nov 29, 1998 at 15:43 [EST]
From: bruce tenger - stenger@sprint.ca
My HomePage: n/a
Favorite Liner: no particular fav., love them all
How I found your page: Altavista
Comments about the web site:
Entry of Nov 30, 1998 at 21:23 [EST]
From: David B. Rogers - DRogers995@aol.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Flandre
How I found your page: Altavista
Comments about the web site: I made 12 crossings of the Atlantic during my childhood. In addition to flying across on a TWA Constellation in 1949 (at the grand age of 2!), I traveled in comfort on the Liberte and the downsized buy ever so French Flandre. I have photo cards if you are interested for scanning, etc.
Entry of Dec 1, 1998 at 12:31 [EST]
From: Ty Brennan - Cyberbob86@AOL.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Queen Elizabeth2
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: I would like if you could send me things about the ship by
mail:
Ty J. Brennan
102 Old Dublin Pike
Doylestown, PA 18901
or by e-mail: Cyberbob86@AOL.com
If you have any mellennium cruise brocures please send them.
Entry of Dec 1, 1998 at 15:09 [EST]
From: Russell Campitelli - RussNCamp@aol.com
My HomePage: http://members.aol.com/RussNCamp
Favorite Liner: ss France
How I found your page: Link from another web page
Comments about the web site: I found your web page, which is just great, because I am searching for a poster of the ss France that I can purchase.
I'm in the San Francisco Bay area. Do you have any idea?
Thank you
Entry of Dec 1, 1998 at 15:38 [EST]
From: Russell Campitelli - RussNCamp@aol.com
My HomePage: http://members.aol.com/RussNCamp
Favorite Liner: ss France
How I found your page: Link from another web page
Comments about the web site: I found your web page, which is just great, because I am searching for a poster of the ss France that I can purchase.
I'm in the San Francisco Bay area. Do you have any idea?
PS I crossed the Atlantic on the ss France three times with my wife, four children and a golden retriever, and they asked if the dog would like her meat raw or cooked. How's that for opulence? Wonderful memories!
Entry of Dec 1, 1998 at 21:26 [EST]
From: Queen Maurtania, Empress of Titanic - jjc@cgocable.net
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: TITANIC! TITANIC! (Maurtania)
How I found your page: Altavista
Comments about the web site: HI, EVERYBODY! IF ANYONE LIKES TITANIC, FEEL FREE TO SEND A WIRELESS =-) HA HA, JUST KIDDING. bUT DO CONTACT ME! COOL SITE! MAURTANIA, TITANIC AND THE REST, IS SO COL! GO TITANIC ! YEAH!
Entry of Dec 2, 1998 at 16:00 [EST]
From: Greg Billups - DBil415518
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Titanic, Aquitania
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site:
Entry of Dec 2, 1998 at 16:55 [EST]
From: Greg Billups - Bil415518
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Titanic,Lusitania
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site:
Entry of Dec 2, 1998 at 21:38 [EST]
From: Marval B. Martinez - goygarote@hotmail.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: all of them
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: well, i`m a man of few words ,, what can i say,, is all aboard!!
Entry of Dec 2, 1998 at 21:38 [EST]
From: Marval B. Martinez - goygarote@hotmail.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: all of them
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: well, i`m a man of few words ,, what can i say,, is all abord!!
Entry of Dec 3, 1998 at 00:54 [EST]
From: jessica hutchison - mnv@idl.net.au
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner:
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: I'M DOING A PROJECT FOR SCHOOL ON OCEAN LINERS
Entry of Dec 4, 1998 at 20:11 [EST]
From: Steve Mulliss - debsteve.mulliss@xtra.co.nz
My HomePage: www.angelfire.com/ms/Mullett/
Favorite Liner: SS Australis (America)
How I found your page: Link from another web page
Comments about the web site: Great site Louis !! A huge resource and some excellent pictures of a bygone era. I do hope the refurbishment of United States will go ahead. She and America were the best examples of American shipbuilding and the remaining lady deserves to be saved from the scrapheap.
Entry of Dec 5, 1998 at 13:24 [EST]
From: Marco Trigo - aesir@mail.telepac.pt
My HomePage: http://geocities.com/area51/nebula/1879
Favorite Liner: Titanic/Olympic
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: its a beautiful page. The liners from the early years of the
20th century are in my opinion amongst the greatest and most
majestic achievments of mankind, when big ships were not for
warlike purposes but for the purpose of luxury and beauty.
Marco Trigo
Entry of Dec 5, 1998 at 18:45 [EST]
From: Robert Lightbody - lightbody@csi.com
My HomePage: http://members.tripod.com/RobsRag
Favorite Liner: Queen Mary
How I found your page: Link from another web page
Comments about the web site: Fantastic page - awesome photos!!! Keep up the good work
Entry of Dec 6, 1998 at 01:46 [EST]
From: Jim DeMontbreun - JDemontbreu@trevecca.edu
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: RMS Olympic
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site:
Entry of Dec 6, 1998 at 15:57 [EST]
From: Dave Ashton - dashton@home.com
My HomePage: nil
Favorite Liner: Empress of Canada&Canberra
How I found your page: WebCrawler
Comments about the web site: This a great site you have.
Spent 11 years at sea {58-69] and have seen lots "BIG SHIPS"
very sad that most have gone.
Entry of Dec 6, 1998 at 17:43 [EST]
From: George Greenhalgh - george@gw0mof.freeserve.co.uk
My HomePage: none
Favorite Liner: Australis/Titanic
How I found your page: Link from another web page
Comments about the web site: I went to NZ on the Australis sailing from Southampton on the 14 sept 1968 and returned to the UK on voyage 25 North bound in 1969/70?
Entry of Dec 7, 1998 at 07:31 [EST]
From: Nora Eckelkamp - eckel@mail.usmo.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner:
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: Hi!
I sell on e-bay and just found a set of cufflinks and a tie bar picturing the Mauretania. In researching them, I came across your webpage! I am writing to you for two reasons - first, to offer you the set, as you would seem to appreciate them. Pics are located at - www.usmo.com/~eckel/mauretania.JPG and www.usmo.com/~eckel/mauretania2.JPG. I will not be offended if you don't want them, I just thought it would be rude to not offer! Next, if I do list them on e-bay, may I refer people to your site for more information? I found it fascinating and thought others would too, but wanted to get your ok.
Thanks for the informative page, it helped me a lot!
Sincerely,
Nora Eckelkamp
Entry of Dec 7, 1998 at 11:11 [EST]
From: Howard Gorst - howdaru@webtv.net
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Oceanic
How I found your page: WebCrawler
Comments about the web site: Thoroughly enjoying the photos of all the old liners.
Still very sad to know they will never sail again.
Entry of Dec 7, 1998 at 13:07 [EST]
From: John V. Waters - john.waters2@pss.boeing.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Lusitania
How I found your page: Lycos
Comments about the web site: Since I was born on the day of the sinking the Lusitania is special to me. When was the wreck first located? How deep is the water in which she sank?
Entry of Dec 7, 1998 at 17:23 [EST]
From: Robert Fox - robfox@globalnet.co.uk
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Queen mary
How I found your page: Altavista
Comments about the web site: interested outsider -- I am looking for a history of ocean liners , Atlantic blue riband races etc
Entry of Dec 7, 1998 at 20:31 [EST]
From: kevin smart - www.4smarties@sympatico.ca
My HomePage: sympatico
Favorite Liner: titanic
How I found your page: Lycos
Comments about the web site: doing some research for school project.
Entry of Dec 8, 1998 at 09:17 [EST]
From: MICHAEL GEORGE. - DON'T HAVE ONE.
My HomePage: DON'T HAVE ONE.
Favorite Liner: TITANIC/ OLIMPIC/ BRITTANIC.
How I found your page: Altavista
Comments about the web site: VERY GOOD
Entry of Dec 8, 1998 at 10:56 [EST]
From: Pete - PeteB1983@aol.com
My HomePage: http://members.aol.com/peteb1983/cruise
Favorite Liner: QE2
How I found your page: Excite
Comments about the web site: Great page... mine is right now not so well, old and I haven't updated it in a WHILE! Anyway, I like your page... pretty good pics. How do you make your own guestbook? You know CGI?
Entry of Dec 8, 1998 at 11:11 [EST]
From: N\A - N\A
My HomePage: N\A
Favorite Liner: battleship Bismarck
How I found your page: WebCrawler
Comments about the web site: Bismarck was the best ship afloat. Include her in your web next time! (May (1941))
Entry of Dec 8, 1998 at 22:00 [EST]
From: Valerie Carlson - greekfreak@jccomp.com
My HomePage: none
Favorite Liner: Queen Mary
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: I was fortunate to sail on the Queen Mary in 1960, but was too young to appreciate this beautiful liner. I also was able to sail on the Queen Elizabeth and the SS United States. These were all trans-atlantic crossings, from Southhampton, England to New York. I will never forget passing the Statue of Liberty it was awe inspiring and something I will never forget!
Entry of Dec 8, 1998 at 22:20 [EST]
From: Valerie Carlson - greekfreak@jccomp.com
My HomePage: none
Favorite Liner: Queen Mary
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: I was fortunate to sail on the Queen Mary in 1960, but was too young to appreciate this beautiful liner. I also was able to sail on the Queen Elizabeth and the SS United States. These were all trans-atlantic crossings, from Southhampton, England to New York. I will never forget passing the Statue of Liberty it was awe inspiring and something I will never forget!
Entry of Dec 8, 1998 at 23:23 [EST]
From: Samuel W. Aikins - Homehunt@Alaska.net
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: The s.s. United States
How I found your page: HotBot
Comments about the web site: I have been trying to learn as much as possible about that
interesting ship the s.s. United States for it held
inspiration to my artwork. I am very glad to find a site
like this that can supply me with information which I seek about
the liner's of legend.
sincerely,
Sam Aikins
Entry of Dec 9, 1998 at 14:06 [EST]
From: gene warner - lgw1486@aol.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner:
How I found your page: Altavista
Comments about the web site:
Entry of Dec 9, 1998 at 15:19 [EST]
From: TODD Stephan - jac 777@hay.net
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: German liner IMPERATOR
How I found your page: Link from another web page
Comments about the web site: It's nice to see someone else remembers the days when ships
were ships and had some individuality, unlike today where
they all look the same!!!You do great work Sir,my compliments
PLEASE DON'T STOP NOW!!!TODD STEPHAN AGE 31 ZURICH ONT.
CANADA
Entry of Dec 9, 1998 at 23:20 [EST]
From: Michael Baratto - michaelbaratto@prodigy.net
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Queen Mary
How I found your page: Excite
Comments about the web site: I came over on the qm during March 7-March 14, as a war baby along with my mother. Where can I find a passenger manifest containing our listing? Also, where can I purchase a poster of the ship? Recently visited the ship in 1995, was amazed!! Anyone else who was on board the ship during that time? Would love to hear from you? We were staying on the "A" deck during our crossing in room #25. We also have 2 original dining room seating passes as a souvenir!!!
Entry of Dec 10, 1998 at 09:22 [EST]
From: Connie Driscoll - cdriscol@bhs.ssec.org
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: S.S. Republic
How I found your page: Other(Please Specify below)
Comments about the web site: I found your web site listed in the January, 1999 issue of World Wide Web Guide Monthly.
Entry of Dec 10, 1998 at 14:10 [EST]
From: Joseph H. Selva (Giuseppe Aldo Enrico Luigi Selva) or just Joe - joemar@eee.org
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: The short lived Andrea Doria
How I found your page: Link from another web page
Comments about the web site: I am looking for information on the REX and DONTE DI SAVOIA.
I have heard stories from my parents on the rivalry between
England and Italy and how the Rex had the fasted time cross-
ing the Atlantic. Were there questions as to the death of
the Andrea Doria? It seems rumors abound. Enjoyed your page
but please add the great ships and their accomplishments of
the Italian Line. Mile gracie per il vostro tempo.
Joe
Entry of Dec 10, 1998 at 14:15 [EST]
From: Rose Oswald - rmoswald@sherbtel.net
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner:
How I found your page: WebCrawler
Comments about the web site: Do you have or can you obtain a passenger list for 1913 or 1914 which landed in Montreal? I am looking for the names: Whiteside or Atkin. Please let me know if this is possible. Thanks
Entry of Dec 10, 1998 at 18:32 [EST]
From: JOHN TODD STEPHAN - JAC777@HAY.NET
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: IMPERATOR,BISMARK&BRITANNIC
How I found your page: Link from another web page
Comments about the web site: I LOVE THIS SITE,I'll visit it regularly now.Ihave it book
marked as well!It's nice to see so many ladies interestd in
old steamers as well.Ihad no idea,I'm truly impressed and
would enjoy talking ships to anybody interested.This is a
great site!nice people to. good work keep it up!
I'd like to see some pictures of the Japenese battleships
Yamoto&Musashi sometime, since they were the biggest ever
made at 71,000 tons each! Todd Stephan Zurich Ont.Canada
Entry of Dec 10, 1998 at 23:44 [EST]
From: Bill - bflynn@willinet.net
My HomePage: http://www.willinet.net/~bflynn
Favorite Liner: RMS OLYMPIC
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: Good page man!
Entry of Dec 11, 1998 at 03:15 [EST]
From: Mike - mmoog@aol.com
My HomePage: http://members.aol.com/Mmoog/Janey.html
Favorite Liner: Titanic
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: Your Titanic2 picture is by Ken Marshall and is from "Titanic, and Illustrated History." Great site.
Entry of Dec 11, 1998 at 04:00 [EST]
From: Kel - Graham@phocus.freeserve.co.uk
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Titanic
How I found your page: Altavista
Comments about the web site: Youre site was very useful to me as i needed to find out exactly, the information your site provided
Entry of Dec 11, 1998 at 07:29 [EST]
From: Barry Hall - bazzalicks@hotmail.com
My HomePage: freeserve
Favorite Liner: Britannic
How I found your page: Altavista
Comments about the web site:
Entry of Dec 11, 1998 at 22:09 [EST]
From: Bob Silvernale - silvernale_thagon@compuplus.net
My HomePage: N/A
Favorite Liner: USS United States
How I found your page: Altavista
Comments about the web site: The USS United States is the last of the great north Alantic ocean liners. She has been treated badly, but she is still intact, but in great need of some TLC. I hope we can all do our part to save her.
Entry of Dec 12, 1998 at 00:35 [EST]
From: Ramon Meneses Jr - rmenesesjr@aol.com
My HomePage: none
Favorite Liner: Queen Mary
How I found your page: Link from another web page
Comments about the web site: We visited the Queen Mary for the first time when I was a kid and became fascinated by her. Since then I have collected many books & ephemera on her and the other liners, visit her often and was married on her in 1993. She is my absolute favorite, I cannot explain what draws me to these grand ships, the Queen Mary in particular. This is an excellent site, we need more of them and I thank you for taking the time to present and maintain this material. Someday I hope to have my own, until then I'll visit yours often and others like it.
Entry of Dec 12, 1998 at 01:06 [EST]
From: R Swearingen - rds@lcc.net
My HomePage: none
Favorite Liner: Not sure
How I found your page: Another Search Engine
Comments about the web site:
Entry of Dec 12, 1998 at 03:16 [EST]
From: A. Rodriguez - okiedokie09@yahoo.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Lusitania
How I found your page: Lycos
Comments about the web site: You've had more pictures than I've been able to locate so far. I'm still looking for a passenger list. My great-grandparents and grandmother were on the Lusitania when it sunk and all of them survived. Thanks so much.
Entry of Dec 12, 1998 at 07:26 [EST]
From: John Harding - john.harding@technocom.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner:
How I found your page: WebCrawler
Comments about the web site:
Entry of Dec 12, 1998 at 09:53 [EST]
From: Charles Grube - cgrube@icdc.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner:
How I found your page: Altavista
Comments about the web site:
Entry of Dec 12, 1998 at 11:26 [EST]
From: Chris Smith - smittyjr_19@yahoo.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Mauretania and the Stockholm
How I found your page: A friend told me
Comments about the web site: I am looking for the easiest way to access oceanliner shipwrecks through the web. I have been having problems pin-pointing wrecks, all I have been getting is a very vague description of ships, or the same old pictures of the Titanic.
I am mostly looking for pictures, because I have a lot of literature of my favorite wrecks. Besides the two above metioned, I am interested in Queen Elizabeth, Queen Mary, Lousitania, and most of all the Stockholm
Entry of Dec 12, 1998 at 13:41 [EST]
From: mike o'parkanone - none
My HomePage: none
Favorite Liner: ss normandie
How I found your page: Altavista
Comments about the web site:
Entry of Dec 12, 1998 at 19:40 [EST]
From: Richard Escobedo - REINDANA@aol.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Normandie
How I found your page: Link from another web page
Comments about the web site: Love your web page!
Entry of Dec 13, 1998 at 03:49 [EST]
From: Dbarton106 - @aol.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner:
How I found your page: Altavista
Comments about the web site: thanks! daughter needed pix for school
Entry of Dec 13, 1998 at 19:41 [EST]
From: Richard A. Weeks - wires@msn.com
My HomePage: NA
Favorite Liner: Queen Mary
How I found your page: Link from another web page
Comments about the web site: Great work, keep it up. These old ships will never stop sailing as long as there are people like us who can't get enough information about them. I spent 50 years at sea on American freighters and still love to look at and read about ships and the sea
Entry of Dec 14, 1998 at 09:46 [EST]
From: Jane McMaster - TTownhouse
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner:
How I found your page: Altavista
Comments about the web site:
Entry of Dec 14, 1998 at 11:33 [EST]
From: TODD STEPHAN - toddstephan@hotmail.com
My HomePage: N/A
Favorite Liner: IMPERRATOR,VATERLAND,&BISMARK!!!
How I found your page: Link from another web page
Comments about the web site: JUST THOUGHT I'D STOP BY TO SEE WHO'S BEEN HERE SINCE MY LAST
ENTRY AND TO SEE IF YOU FOUND ANY INFO,OR PICTURES OF BATTLE
SHIPS, YAMOTO&MUSASHI.I'LL CHECK AGAIN LATER, TODD STEPHAN,
AGE 31,ZURICH ONT CANADA.
Entry of Dec 14, 1998 at 13:50 [EST]
From: Riley Williams - N/A
My HomePage: N/A
Favorite Liner: Normandie, with the United States right behind.
How I found your page: Altavista
Comments about the web site: Great Page. It helped me with my ocean liner project for school.
Entry of Dec 14, 1998 at 13:50 [EST]
From: Riley Williams - N/A
My HomePage: N/A
Favorite Liner: Normandie, with the United States right behind.
How I found your page: Altavista
Comments about the web site: Great page. It helped me with my ocean liner project for school.
Entry of Dec 14, 1998 at 13:53 [EST]
From: Riley Williams - N/A
My HomePage: N/A
Favorite Liner: Normandie, with the United Stated 2nd
How I found your page: Altavista
Comments about the web site: Great page. It helped me with my report for school.
Entry of Dec 14, 1998 at 16:11 [EST]
From: Jeff Bickerstaff - ptrust@mindspring.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Normandie
How I found your page: Lycos
Comments about the web site: We need more sites like this. It is great!
Entry of Dec 15, 1998 at 11:32 [EST]
From: Leo Pilkington - leopilk@aol.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner:
How I found your page: Link from another web page
Comments about the web site: Thank You For Having This Picture, My Grandmother Just Died, she and her family came to America in 1949 on the Queen Mary and we wanted a picture of the ship for the Program.
Thanks Again,
Leo Pilkington
Entry of Dec 15, 1998 at 11:36 [EST]
From: DEB ERICKSON - DARBY70@HOTMAIL.COM
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner:
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: I REALLY ENJOIED THEM
Entry of Dec 15, 1998 at 19:53 [EST]
From: Tom Reeder - SHIPMASTER@WEBTV.NET
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: TITANIC
How I found your page: Altavista
Comments about the web site: Enjoyed you web site very much. Checking out all old Ocean Liners. When it comes to ships,I'm a kid in a candy store!!
Entry of Dec 16, 1998 at 15:52 [EST]
From: Kyle - ~ktrembl@bulldog.prn.bc.ca
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner:
How I found your page: WebCrawler
Comments about the web site: Uh I thought it was on sea monsters like giant squid and stuff
Entry of Dec 17, 1998 at 21:55 [EST]
From: O.Mancini - casalintl@aol.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: guess
How I found your page: Altavista
Comments about the web site:
Entry of Dec 17, 1998 at 21:59 [EST]
From: C. Mancini - casalintl@aol.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner:
How I found your page: Altavista
Comments about the web site:
Entry of Dec 19, 1998 at 16:14 [EST]
From: Carlos Cabral Neiva - neiva@inx.com.br
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner:
How I found your page: Link from another web page
Comments about the web site:
Entry of Dec 19, 1998 at 20:24 [EST]
From: Tyler Carroll - dpickles@ici.net
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Titanic
How I found your page: Altavista
Comments about the web site:
Entry of Dec 20, 1998 at 17:26 [EST]
From: Terry - terry@harbinger.demon.co.uk
My HomePage: N/A
Favorite Liner: All of them
How I found your page: Another Search Engine
Comments about the web site: When I moved into my house a few years age I was told by the previous owner that the oak panelling in the Hall and Dining Room were from an old Ocean Liner. I would love to be able to find out which one it came from. Has anyone got any ideas how I can find out. Last year I was in an Hotel in the Isle of Wight where all the oak panelling was from the Aquitania. The design was very like mine.
Entry of Dec 22, 1998 at 07:52 [EST]
From: Marie SCHWAB - marie_schwab@westlb.fr
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner:
How I found your page: Excite
Comments about the web site: Could you help me finding a picture of the towboat Le Minotaure, which was operating in LE HAVRE for the FRENCHLINE ?
Thanks in advance !
Entry of Dec 23, 1998 at 10:08 [EST]
From: edward corcoran - ecorcoran@insolwwb.net
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: united states
How I found your page: Lycos
Comments about the web site: why is this outrage against this ship allowed to happen?
Entry of Dec 23, 1998 at 14:08 [EST]
From: Michael J H Yates - yatesmichael@hotmail.com
My HomePage: -
Favorite Liner: HMHS Britannic,Andrea Doria,RMS Olympic & Titanic
How I found your page: Altavista
Comments about the web site: Very rare to see a page devoted to the Aquitania.Good stuff.
Entry of Dec 23, 1998 at 14:17 [EST]
From: Michael J H Yates - yatesmichael@hotmail.com
My HomePage: -
Favorite Liner: HMHS Britannic,Andrea Doria,RMS Olympic & Titanic
How I found your page: Altavista
Comments about the web site: Very rare to see a page devoted to the Aquitania.Good stuff.
Entry of Dec 23, 1998 at 16:24 [EST]
From: Gus P Dugan - patdugan@webtv.net
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Ile de France
How I found your page: Another Search Engine
Comments about the web site: I sailed from Baltimore on Ile de France on or about Jan 1st 1945 without escort to Gurock, Scotland.Your web page gave me the first good view I ever had of her. You can't see the forest from among the trees. Thanks
Entry of Dec 23, 1998 at 16:26 [EST]
From: Gus P Dugan - patdugan@webtv.net
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Ile de France
How I found your page: Another Search Engine
Comments about the web site: I sailed from Baltimore on Ile de France on or about Jan 1st 1945 without escort to Gurock, Scotland.Your web page gave me the first good view I ever had of her. You can't see the forest from among the trees
The rumor was that a sub was sighted but I never knew if it were true. Thanks
Entry of Dec 23, 1998 at 19:04 [EST]
From: carmen j. balsama sr. - FOP5@aol.com
My HomePage: don't have one
Favorite Liner: SS>united States,Titanic,Past Oceanlinersandrea doria
How I found your page: Link from another web page
Comments about the web site: I enjoy to read,view, all oceanliners past and present
Entry of Dec 24, 1998 at 11:14 [EST]
From: George Willard - willard@sk.sympatico.ca
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner:
How I found your page: Link from another web page
Comments about the web site: Looking for info on ship called "Ionian" that my grandfather arrived on to canada 1904
Entry of Dec 24, 1998 at 13:39 [EST]
From: Phillip Johnson - rljohns@megsinet.net
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Queen Elizabeth, Normandie, Queen Mary
How I found your page: InfoSeek
Comments about the web site:
Entry of Dec 24, 1998 at 13:46 [EST]
From: Phillip Johnson - rljohns@megsinet.net
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Queen Elizabeth, Normandie, Queen mary
How I found your page: Altavista
Comments about the web site: I was recently on the Queen Mary in Long Beach, CA. It was quite a sight. Anyone who's not been should try to go. It is sad that she's to only one left that was a true liner. Except for the SS United states, which is sadly rusting away in Philadelphia, PA.
Entry of Dec 24, 1998 at 18:36 [EST]
From: Terry Keeler - terry.keeler@cableol.co.uk
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Windsor Castle
How I found your page: WebCrawler
Comments about the web site: A great page. Please can we have pictures of liners that traversed
the North-South route: The Union Castle line, Holland Afrika,
Ellerman & Bucknall (The City Line)and P&O
Entry of Dec 25, 1998 at 16:43 [EST]
From: steve scherieble (holland america line) - skooters@webtv.net
My HomePage: none
Favorite Liner: statendam
How I found your page: Other(Please Specify below)
Comments about the web site: webtv
Entry of Dec 26, 1998 at 13:35 [EST]
From: Alex Fleming - alex.fleming@virgin.net
My HomePage: /
Favorite Liner: /
How I found your page: InfoSeek
Comments about the web site: Do you know anything about the english or german medallion???
Entry of Dec 26, 1998 at 21:00 [EST]
From: Richard Ferry - rferry@adelphia.net
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Dominion Monarch
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: I stumbled across this site. It's impressive, beautifully done!
Entry of Dec 26, 1998 at 21:45 [EST]
From: ODUVALDO FERREIRA - bmcp@ibm.net
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: The Big Ones ( Merchant and Naval )
How I found your page: InfoSeek
Comments about the web site: Please enter warships - the big ones !
Entry of Dec 26, 1998 at 23:04 [EST]
From: barb sprague - bsprage@webtv.net
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: titanic
How I found your page: Altavista
Comments about the web site:
Entry of Dec 27, 1998 at 21:04 [EST]
From: Louis Baker - bakerl@epix.net
My HomePage: none
Favorite Liner: SS Normandie
How I found your page: WebCrawler
Comments about the web site: I was 10 years old when I saw the Great ship Normandie on her side in New York City, while being there to see the St Patricks Day Parade on Mar 17, 1942, a little more than a month after the fire. It remains one of the most indelible sights in my mind to this day..... I am 66 yrs old. Regards .. Lou Baker Mt Bethel, PA 18343
Entry of Dec 27, 1998 at 23:15 [EST]
From: Vandra Masemann - masemann@interlog.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner:
How I found your page: Altavista
Comments about the web site: I was a passenger on the Aquitania in April 1949 as a child. I was just looking it up since my children had been asking us what it was like to be an immigrant to Canada.
I just looked it up to be reminded of the voyage. It had a very resounding foghorn and I still remember the elegance of the interior, although it must have been less than in its heyday. I really enjoyed seeing this information on the web. Thank you.
Entry of Dec 28, 1998 at 09:05 [EST]
From: misslbeck - misslbec
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner:
How I found your page: Altavista
Comments about the web site:
Entry of Dec 28, 1998 at 13:37 [EST]
From: Martin Kennedy - MKennpet@aol.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner:
How I found your page: Altavista
Comments about the web site:
Entry of Dec 29, 1998 at 12:56 [EST]
From: BILL LA PIETRA - lapietra@wpe.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: ??????????
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site:
Entry of Dec 29, 1998 at 14:05 [EST]
From: Chris Campbell - troy@pce.net
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner:
How I found your page: Altavista
Comments about the web site: I have an original postcard from the ship. Is there any value to it?
Entry of Dec 29, 1998 at 21:45 [EST]
From: Chris Alfvegren - alfie@mailctaz.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: titanic britannic normandie kaiser wilhelm der grosse
How I found your page: Excite
Comments about the web site: your picture of the big three was taken in march of 1940 in new york. the queen elizabeth had just been compleated and was sent to the u.s under top secret orders as hitler wanted her sunk. they were at the pier for about 2 weeks so she could be fitted out in a neutral port. great page!!!!!!!!!
Entry of Dec 30, 1998 at 00:54 [EST]
From: Brian Michalski - SSNormandie@webtv.net
My HomePage: none
Favorite Liner: SS Normandie
How I found your page: InfoSeek
Comments about the web site: Excellent website I love all the great liners each was special in their own way. But you just cannot deny the greatness that the Normandie possessed, at one time not only was she the fastest but also the most opulant. But really they were all grand.
P.S. Save the SS United States!!!!!
Entry of Dec 30, 1998 at 01:00 [EST]
From: Brian Michalski - SSNormandie@webtv.net
My HomePage: none
Favorite Liner: SS Normandie
How I found your page: InfoSeek
Comments about the web site: Excellent website I love all the great liners each was
special in their own way. But you just cannot deny the
greatness that the Normandie possessed, at one time not
only was she the fastest but also the most opulant. But
really they were all grand.
P.S. Save the SS United States!!!!!
Entry of Dec 30, 1998 at 02:26 [EST]
From: Roy Birkett - birkett@island.net
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Aquitania
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: I sailed from England to Canada on the Aquitania in 1946. I was five years old and in the care of a red cross nurse.
Entry of Dec 30, 1998 at 05:49 [EST]
From: Jack Dawson - thetitanic.@sea.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Guess?!!!
How I found your page: Altavista
Comments about the web site:
Entry of Dec 30, 1998 at 06:35 [EST]
From: Cedric Rivoire-Perrochat - croisier@imaginet.fr
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Normandie, Titanic and SS France (1962)
How I found your page: Altavista
Comments about the web site: Shiplover since I am 10 and always looking for info about great ocean liners. Founder of non profitable society in France preserving memories of ocean liners.
Entry of Dec 30, 1998 at 16:15 [EST]
From: Jeff Thiessen - jeffrey74@yahoo.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: RMS Queen Elizabeth
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: I am trying to find some good pics of the Queen Elizabeth and am not having as much luck as finding pictures of say, the Titanic or Queen Mary. I would be greatful if anyone would have some links to some pics and even some colour ones would be nice too. Great site!
Entry of Dec 30, 1998 at 17:48 [EST]
From: Steven - Boven2000@aol.com
My HomePage: http://www.expage.com/page/yankeeboy
Favorite Liner: LUSITANIA
How I found your page: Altavista
Comments about the web site: Cool webpage!!
Entry of Dec 30, 1998 at 21:37 [EST]
From: Heather Johnson - heatherj@primeline.net
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Aquatiania
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: my husband was 6 when he sailed from Enland to Canada an would like to know if ther is a manifest of this ship availabe for public vewing.He found this site particulary a great one as it brought back many memories he travel with his mother and two bothers by the name of Gordon thank you in advance for you help and time Sincerealy,,,Heather Johnson
Entry of Dec 31, 1998 at 14:38 [EST]
From: Bob Baldwin - rnbaldwin@compuserve.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner:
How I found your page: Altavista
Comments about the web site: with all due respect, the "Grover Cleveland" pictured is either the SS President Cleveland or President Wilson, sailing either into or out of San Francisco in the 1950s or 1960s, the drawing is probably an American President Lines promotional piece...witness the funnel colors of the freighter barely seen in the top right corner. They were great ships..did the SF-Honolulu-Yokohama-Kobe-Hong Kong-Manila route in 19 days then back again.
Entry of Dec 31, 1998 at 16:46 [EST]
From: KRIS FISHER - KFISHER24@HOTMAIL.COM
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: EMPRESS OF IRELAND
How I found your page: Link from another web page
Comments about the web site: I HAVE BEEN READING CLIVE CUSSLER'S BOOK "NIGHT PROBE!"AND I BECAME VERY INTRIGUED WITH LINERS, IN PARTICULAR "THE EMPRESS OF IRELAND". IT SO AMAZING HOW HUGE THESE OCEAN LINERS WERE. YOU HAVE A VERY COOL SITE HERE. THANKS FOR LETTING ME BROWSE THROUGH. PLEASE E-MAIL ME IF ANY NEW LITERATURE COMES OUT OUT THE EMPRESS. KRIS FISHER.
Entry of Jan 1, 1999 at 07:17 [EST]
From: ROB - white@hunter.net.au
My HomePage: nil
Favorite Liner: titanic
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: Was the olympic renamed the titanic after she collided with
the H.M.S HAWKE?Also with manufactoring faults eg:- vibrations etc.
Entry of Jan 1, 1999 at 14:40 [EST]
From: T.J.Phillips - Tjplants@tesco.net
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Very old Photos in port
How I found your page: Altavista
Comments about the web site: Can you please direct me to a source of photos of liverpool docks around 1930-1945. required for Grandad who is not too well. Thank you
Entry of Jan 1, 1999 at 21:21 [EST]
From: Brandon Drescher - penn-state@worldnet.att.net
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: SS United States
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: You have a lot of neat pictures many of which I have not seen. This is a nice web site keep up the good work and all help the SS United States sail again.
Entry of Jan 1, 1999 at 22:49 [EST]
From: Kristi - goobber_@hotmail.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner:
How I found your page: Link from another web page
Comments about the web site: This web page is great. I am so thankful it was here.
It is Great having a info you can realy use for a paper.
Thanks.
Entry of Jan 2, 1999 at 11:10 [EST]
From: ashton a ebenhoeh - AAASOCCER@WEBTV.COM
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: britannic & titanic
How I found your page: InfoSeek
Comments about the web site:
Entry of Jan 2, 1999 at 19:46 [EST]
From: ken turner - pipesusmc@aol.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: ???
How I found your page: A friend told me
Comments about the web site: link ANDY CLARKSON MY FAMILY AND I SAILED FROM SOUTHAMPTON TO HALIFAX IN 1947 FIRST CLASS!! MY DAD WAS NOT RICH IT WAS THE ONLY WAY TO GET ABOARD LINERS WERE BOOKED FOR YEARS AHEAD I WAS17 YEARS OLD I TYPE ONE FINGER ABOUT 3 WPM SO I WILL QUIT FOR NOW BYE.
Entry of Jan 2, 1999 at 22:00 [EST]
From: melinda - mmguinn@webtv.net
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: titantic
How I found your page: Other(Please Specify below)
Comments about the web site: i found your information on webtv//search. it is helpful and interesting to learn about the history on oceanliners.
Entry of Jan 3, 1999 at 05:50 [EST]
From: PETIT thierry - carolus71@hotmail.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Aquitania
How I found your page: Altavista
Comments about the web site: How to buy books or pictures about Aquitania? I'm very interested
thanks
Entry of Jan 3, 1999 at 15:00 [EST]
From: Jim Hughes - eithne@lindsay50.freeserve.co.uk
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Titanic
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site:
Entry of Jan 3, 1999 at 19:27 [EST]
From: Lisa - none
My HomePage: none
Favorite Liner: Titanis
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: This is a good page. I have to do an English essay worth 20% of my final grade and this has helped me a lot. Thanks.
Entry of Jan 3, 1999 at 19:27 [EST]
From: Lisa - none
My HomePage: none
Favorite Liner: Titanic and Lusitania
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: This is a good page. I have to do an English essay worth 20% of my final grade and this has helped me a lot. Thanks.
Entry of Jan 5, 1999 at 18:08 [EST]
From: Don Yeowell - dyeowell@aol.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner:
How I found your page: Altavista
Comments about the web site: I sailed on that beautiful ship in 1949 to Halifax, Nova Scotia as an emigrant
Entry of Jan 5, 1999 at 21:33 [EST]
From: Sheila Sherwood - JohnandSheila@myna.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Q.E. II
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: HOPE YOU ADD MORE LINERS TO THIS GREAT SITE.
ONE CAN ONLY DREAM OF THE WONDERFUL TIMES THAT
YOU WOULD HAVE HAD ON SUCH SHIPS!
Entry of Jan 5, 1999 at 21:56 [EST]
From: Matthew Fair - Baractor@aol.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Lusitania
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: I'm glad to see information on ship wrecks other than the Titanic, the information here was very useful. Thanks!!
Entry of Jan 5, 1999 at 21:59 [EST]
From: Matthew Fair - Baractor@aol.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Staten Island Ferry!!!!!!
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: I'm glad to see information on ship wrecks other than the Titanic, the information here was very useful. Thanks!!
Entry of Jan 5, 1999 at 21:59 [EST]
From: kevin zheng - kzheng45@yahoo.com
My HomePage: don't have one
Favorite Liner: titanic QE
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: I love this page! It gives you many info . Even on the not very famous RMS OLIMPIC.
Entry of Jan 6, 1999 at 12:15 [EST]
From: Jessica Click - not one
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner:
How I found your page: Altavista
Comments about the web site: get pictures in color not black and white
Entry of Jan 6, 1999 at 13:09 [EST]
From: Michael Giallombardo - forceten33@hotmail.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: S. S. United States
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: I have been a fan of the SS United States for years. I have several models of the SS at home. One including lights too! I have always wanted to visit her in Philly, but I have never had the time. Seeing your new pictures was great. That was the month acutally that I wanted to drive down and see her. Thank you very much for posting those new pictures. Lets hope that she still has a future.
Entry of Jan 6, 1999 at 13:15 [EST]
From: Michael Giallombardo - forceten33@hotmail.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: S. S. United States
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: I have been a fan of the SS United States for years. I have several models of the SS at home. One including lights too! I have always wanted to visit her in Philly, but I have never had the time. Seeing your new pictures was great. That was the month acutally that I wanted to drive down and see her. Thank you very much for posting those new pictures. Lets hope that she still has a future.
Entry of Jan 6, 1999 at 16:30 [EST]
From: bryce youre a dick - Monkey_man_122@hotmail.com
My HomePage: none
Favorite Liner: titanic
How I found your page: Excite
Comments about the web site:
Entry of Jan 6, 1999 at 17:55 [EST]
From: Captain J.L.Fielden - CaptJohn@fielden2freeserve.co.uk.
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Rhexenor (Blue Funnel)
How I found your page: Altavista
Comments about the web site: What was capacity of No.3 fwd deep tank
Entry of Jan 7, 1999 at 01:27 [EST]
From: daniel d johnson - j2675@web
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: titanic/queen mary
How I found your page: InfoSeek
Comments about the web site: i love thees old ship.s
Entry of Jan 7, 1999 at 01:49 [EST]
From: daniel d johnson - j2675@web
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: titanic/queen mary
How I found your page: InfoSeek
Comments about the web site: i love thees old atlanic liners
Entry of Jan 7, 1999 at 06:44 [EST]
From: Jim Compton - jafcauth@pacbell.net
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Lurline (Current Brittanic) Pacific Ocean
How I found your page: WebCrawler
Comments about the web site: The Atlantic run ships seem to get all the fanfares. Having grown up on the other coast, and since my father was second mate on the Lurline for about a decade, I take a slightly different view.
Having sailed on the Lurline a number of times I have a certain fondness for the ship.
Although she's sixty seven years old and has gone through several refits, this ship has a few things going for it. First, with her heavy cruiser-spec turbines she's still faster than any of her more "modern" counterparts. Secondly, with the same hull plate specs as the Queen Mary, she's structurally more sound. Thirdly, having a low center or balance she's designed to ride well even in heavy seas. A very smooth sailing vessel. Fourthly, her compartimentalization goes clear up to her Main deck. Fifthly, being built by a firm that specialized in heavy warships there's nothing in her hull and insulation that's flammable.
Perhaps more than her feel, she's one of the few passenger ships still afloat that LOOKS like ocean liner ought to look. Except for the QE2, the renamed Norway, and one or two others, recently built passenger ships tend to look (and often ride) like floating condominium complexes. The horror of it all...
Entry of Jan 7, 1999 at 06:45 [EST]
From: Jim Compton - jafcauth@pacbell.net
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Lurline (Current Brittanic) Pacific Ocean
How I found your page: WebCrawler
Comments about the web site: The Atlantic run ships seem to get all the fanfares. Having grown up on the other coast, and since my father was second mate on the Lurline for about a decade, I take a slightly different view.
Having sailed on the Lurline a number of times I have a certain fondness for the ship.
Although she's sixty seven years old and has gone through several refits, this ship has a few things going for it. First, with her heavy cruiser-spec turbines she's still faster than any of her more "modern" counterparts. Secondly, with the same hull plate specs as the Queen Mary, she's structurally more sound. Thirdly, having a low center or balance she's designed to ride well even in heavy seas. A very smooth sailing vessel. Fourthly, her compartimentalization goes clear up to her Main deck. Fifthly, being built by a firm that specialized in heavy warships there's nothing in her hull and insulation that's flammable.
Perhaps more than her feel, she's one of the few passenger ships still afloat that LOOKS like ocean liner ought to look. Except for the QE2, the renamed Norway, and one or two others, recently built passenger ships tend to look (and often ride) like floating condominium complexes. The horror of it all...
Entry of Jan 7, 1999 at 13:25 [EST]
From: Donna Miller - lmiller@liberty-eylau.k12.tx.us
My HomePage: www.liberty-eylau.k12.tx.us
Favorite Liner: ???????????
How I found your page: InfoSeek
Comments about the web site:
Entry of Jan 7, 1999 at 14:01 [EST]
From: Brandon Foster - Spankey42@hotmail.com
My HomePage: --------
Favorite Liner: R.M.S Titanic
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: I am a very big Titanic buff I have studied the ship since
I was in third grade,(I am now 14) I have given presentations to over 100 school kids. I know a lot about the ship and the people. And I hate James Camren for making that $#@!* movie.
Wright Me
Brandon Foster
Entry of Jan 7, 1999 at 16:59 [EST]
From: Jon L - JON379@AOL.COM
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Olympic/Titanic
How I found your page: Altavista
Comments about the web site:
Entry of Jan 7, 1999 at 18:09 [EST]
From: Bruce Young - Cuzbruc
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: S.S.United States,S.S.France,Queen Mary
How I found your page: Altavista
Comments about the web site:
Entry of Jan 7, 1999 at 18:09 [EST]
From: Bruce Young - Cuzbruc
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: S.S.United States,S.S.France,Queen Mary
How I found your page: Altavista
Comments about the web site:
Entry of Jan 7, 1999 at 18:21 [EST]
From: Jon Skaale - jskaale@c2i.net
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: A matter of size
How I found your page: InfoSeek
Comments about the web site: Hi !
The reason I looked up your fantastic pages is because I came over som old pictures and postcards after a late grand uncle of mine. He worked in the machine onboard Nowegian freighters in the early 20ties. He was all around the world and took lots of pictures. I also found a postcard of Lusitania for full steam and wanted to find out about her destiny. 10 minutes ago I just happened to see a program about the new american submarine "Seawolf", at the end of the program there was a film clip from the sub that torpedoed her on the 1st of may 1915. If you want a copy plese reply.
brgds
Jon Skaale
Entry of Jan 7, 1999 at 20:17 [EST]
From: Tom Yarb - absolyte@sonet.net
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner:
How I found your page: WebCrawler
Comments about the web site: My daughter had a school assignment. Thanks for your effort. Happy New Year? By the way, I was telling my daughter that I saw a program so time ago that verified that the Lusitania was indeed carrying cargo that aided the war effort and was therefor a legitimate target by Germany. Any info on this?
Entry of Jan 8, 1999 at 09:20 [EST]
From: Ian McDonald - Ian@macshome.freeserve.co.uk
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Titanic
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site:
Entry of Jan 8, 1999 at 09:52 [EST]
From: MARINIELLO SALVATORE - salvatore.mariniello@zkb.ch
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: ALL TRANSATLANTIC LINER
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: I M LOOKING FOR POSTCARDS AND MEMORANDA OF OCEAN LINERS
Entry of Jan 9, 1999 at 01:26 [EST]
From: wally highfill - wally-gator@webtv.net
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: mauretania
How I found your page: Altavista
Comments about the web site:
Entry of Jan 9, 1999 at 01:27 [EST]
From: wally highfill - wally-gator@webtv.net
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: mauretania
How I found your page: Altavista
Comments about the web site:
Entry of Jan 9, 1999 at 01:31 [EST]
From: wally highfill - wally-gator@webtv.net
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: mauretania
How I found your page: Altavista
Comments about the web site: my grandmother and grandfather came from sweden on the mauretania 1908, please send me any info. on the ship, thank you very much........
Entry of Jan 9, 1999 at 14:44 [EST]
From: John Charlton - Jcharl6428@aol.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner:
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: sailed on the Empress of Canada back in the 60s I was looking for a picture of her. I think she was sold to Carnival and sailed out of Florida under the name of "Mardi gra"
Entry of Jan 9, 1999 at 17:09 [EST]
From: tina - caterpilar_82@hotmail.com
My HomePage: nope
Favorite Liner:
How I found your page: Altavista
Comments about the web site: I'm just going to tell u one thing!..
I hv never, in my whole life seen any better site than this.
/// [teec]
Entry of Jan 9, 1999 at 17:10 [EST]
From: tina - caterpilar_82@hotmail.com
My HomePage: nope
Favorite Liner: britannic
How I found your page: Altavista
Comments about the web site: I'm just going to tell u one thing!..
I hv never, in my whole life seen any better site than this.
/// [teec]
Entry of Jan 10, 1999 at 05:36 [EST]
From: Andrew Ball - stkpt@webtv.net
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Aquitania
How I found your page: Altavista
Comments about the web site: Thoroughly enjoyed your pages Louis.Isailed across on both the Queens as well as the Aquitania( 1948 & 1950 Thank you very much, Andy Ball.
Entry of Jan 10, 1999 at 05:36 [EST]
From: Andrew Ball - stkpt@webtv.net
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Aquitania
How I found your page: Altavista
Comments about the web site: Thoroughly enjoyed your pages Louis.Isailed across on
both the Queens as well as the Aquitania( 1948 & 1950
Thank you very much, Andy Ball.
Entry of Jan 10, 1999 at 21:25 [EST]
From: Dr. John Fisher - j.fisher@uq.net.au
My HomePage: www.uq.net.au/~zzjfishe
Favorite Liner: RMS Andes
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site:
Entry of Jan 11, 1999 at 05:29 [EST]
From: Capt. W.E. Smith - smith@whitestarline.co.uk
My HomePage: www.glugglug.com
Favorite Liner: Titanic
How I found your page: WebCrawler
Comments about the web site: This ship is unsinkable!
Entry of Jan 12, 1999 at 22:19 [EST]
From: sonia - sonperry@planet.eon.net
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner:
How I found your page: Altavista
Comments about the web site: looking for info on a liner called batory? stephan?
heard it has been refurbished in now in use any one got any info thanks
Entry of Jan 13, 1999 at 20:19 [EST]
From: Shirley Miller - smiller@bcoe.butte.k12.ca.us
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner:
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: I need information about the S.S. Lara-line (spelling is probably wrong). I work at a high school. I open our computer lab for students and adults to come in and get on the internet. A parent/community member was searching for information about a certain Captain Lamar McLarin who was on the maiden voyage of this ship in 1956-57. He could be her father. I was helping her and found your web page. Do you have any information. This ship was out of San Francisco and the spelling could be S.S. Luraline or something similar? Thank you for your time. Shirley Miller
Entry of Jan 14, 1999 at 00:59 [EST]
From: Frank Zahrt - fzahrt@aol.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Queen Elizabeth (I)
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: I have been studying liners for a couple years now and this
is the first time I found your site. Good job! I am a
retired Army aviator and who knows why these ships should
be so interesting to me. I sailed on the Constitution in 1966 and on the France, as the Norway, last year. The 60s style of service was vastly superior. Thanks again, Frank
Entry of Jan 14, 1999 at 13:46 [EST]
From: Nick Onufer - onufer@helicon.net
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Independence
How I found your page: Another Search Engine
Comments about the web site: I am interested in all classic ocean liners of the past and present
Entry of Jan 14, 1999 at 20:43 [EST]
From: Jeff Antonoff - JEFFLANA@MSN.COM
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner:
How I found your page: Altavista
Comments about the web site: I am looking for informatiom on a ship called Olympia, sailed into New York, sometime in 1957
Entry of Jan 15, 1999 at 13:26 [EST]
From: John Reddy - JER.RED-SR@worldnet.att.net
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Leviathan
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: I am the grandson of one of the masters of the Leviathan. His name was Harold Cunningham. The ship is a large part of my family. The pictures are great and I have not seen them before. This page is great thank you for an enjoyable time. Would you have any more information Photos of the Levi? Sources of information and Blueprints.
Entry of Jan 15, 1999 at 23:28 [EST]
From: Dan Murray - Dkmurr@aol.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: lusitania
How I found your page: Altavista
Comments about the web site: Does anyone know how I can obtain a copy of the passenger list for the lusitania for 5/7/1915 when it sank. I may have a family member that was aboard.
Thank you
Entry of Jan 16, 1999 at 16:10 [EST]
From: AndreMiranda - Unknown
My HomePage: Classified
Favorite Liner: RMS Titanic
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: This is a cool website, keep up the good work. It,s
true I my E-mail is Unkown and my Homepage is
Classified.
Entry of Jan 17, 1999 at 08:21 [EST]
From: Ralph Villers - capplover@netscape.net
My HomePage: www.kellys.com/cgi-bin/w.pl?GFGQMCCP
Favorite Liner: SSUS
How I found your page: Excite
Comments about the web site:
Entry of Jan 17, 1999 at 08:28 [EST]
From: Ralph Villers - capplover@netscape.net
My HomePage: www.kellys.com/cgi-bin/w.pl?GFGQMCCP
Favorite Liner: SS United States/Queen Mary/Queen Elizabeth/QE2
How I found your page: Excite
Comments about the web site:
Entry of Jan 17, 1999 at 10:47 [EST]
From: Anthony Strublic - astrublic@hotmail.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Titanic, Aquitania, Mauretania, Lusitania, Imperator, Vaterland, Bismark
How I found your page: Excite
Comments about the web site: I am researching photographs for the Titanic book I am
currently working on. One chapter involves other liners
of the period and am including the major liners of that
era. this page has opened up a large window of opportunity
for me to find the photographs i need of these other liners
thanks very much
very sincerely,
Anthony Strublic
Entry of Jan 17, 1999 at 11:17 [EST]
From: Mike Credille - mikecredille@webtv.net
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: S. S. France
How I found your page: Link from another web page
Comments about the web site: This is an excellent website. Very well presented. I especially enjoyed the section on the France as my grandparents and I were on the June 8, 1973 sailing from Southampton to New York. I was 13. That first class dining room was beautiful. I believe it was called the Chambord. I thought the France looked better with the red smokestacks. I last saw that great ship in 1994. We were on Sovereign of the seas, and the Norway was right ahead of us sailing out of Miami. Sure brought back some good memories. Keep up the good work!
Entry of Jan 17, 1999 at 14:26 [EST]
From: William McNair - empires@iol.ie
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner:
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site:
Entry of Jan 18, 1999 at 07:15 [EST]
From: Tessa - www.ludvika.se
My HomePage: working on it
Favorite Liner: RMS Titanic
How I found your page: Altavista
Comments about the web site: I think the Titanic is the most beautiful ship that has been made
in all history. It also lies a great story behind it and a terrible
"accidend". Ships havent been made so fantastic sense the
RMS TITANIC. Thank u for a nice web!
Entry of Jan 18, 1999 at 17:13 [EST]
From: Don Stoltenberg - stollow@capecod.net
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: KAISER WILHELM DER GROSSE
How I found your page: Altavista
Comments about the web site: Would like to experience the spatial affect of walking through the rooms on board some of the vanished great ships such as NORMANDIE, CONTE DI SAVOIA, EMPRESS OF BRITAIN. Is this possible with computers?
Entry of Jan 18, 1999 at 17:13 [EST]
From: Don Stoltenberg - stollow@capecod.net
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: KAISER WILHELM DER GROSSE
How I found your page: Altavista
Comments about the web site: Would like to experience the spatial affect of walking through the rooms on board some of the vanished great ships such as NORMANDIE, CONTE DI SAVOIA, EMPRESS OF BRITAIN. Is this possible with computers?
Entry of Jan 18, 1999 at 20:48 [EST]
From: Marie Raymond - mraymond@massed.net
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner:
How I found your page: Altavista
Comments about the web site: My father watched the SS Normandie burn and still speaks about to this day. His most vivid memory is the French sailors crying and pleading to go aboard because they knew how to save their ship. It was a simple matter of opening the scuttles and discharging the water that the firemen were applying. It toppled because it was top heavy.
Entry of Jan 19, 1999 at 01:24 [EST]
From: Emanuel Weiss - mweiss7@juno.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Queen Mary
How I found your page: Altavista
Comments about the web site:
Entry of Jan 19, 1999 at 07:06 [EST]
From: Joacim Nieminen - joacim@se.ibm.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Aquitania
How I found your page: WebCrawler
Comments about the web site: Magnificent pictures of majestic ships of the past. These
ships are far more beautiful than ships of today, who appear
more like boxshaped skyscrapers...
I would like to see pictures of the following steamers:
RMS Carpathia, RMS Britannic, Kaiser Wilhelm, (Ile de) Paris
if there are any available.
Keep up the good work!
Entry of Jan 19, 1999 at 07:06 [EST]
From: Joacim Nieminen - joacim@se.ibm.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Aquitania
How I found your page: WebCrawler
Comments about the web site: Magnificent pictures of majestic ships of the past. These
ships are far more beautiful than ships of today, who appear
more like boxshaped skyscrapers...
I would like to see pictures of the following steamers:
RMS Carpathia, RMS Britannic, Kaiser Wilhelm, (Ile de) Paris
if there are any available.
Keep up the good work!
Entry of Jan 19, 1999 at 07:32 [EST]
From: Michael Tregear - smileytregear@hotmail.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Titanic
How I found your page: InfoSeek
Comments about the web site: An excellent web page keep up the good work. You had plenty of good pics of a variety of liners.
Entry of Jan 19, 1999 at 13:58 [EST]
From: Dom Zaffino - SOA1
My HomePage: N/A
Favorite Liner: Michaelangelo
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: It was with great amazement I found your website picturing this great vessel. I had the opportunity to do a transatlantic sailing on this ship leaving from New York on August 9th, 1966, to Naples, Italy. The Michaelangelo also had a sister ship which did alternate crossings named the Raffaelo. Will welcome replys from any body who has ever sailed on her. Thanks, keep up the good work!
Entry of Jan 19, 1999 at 14:42 [EST]
From: Louie Falk - Lfalk@parkrapids.k12.mn.us
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Lusitania
How I found your page: Excite
Comments about the web site: I want to find out more information about the Lusitania,
which my father and grandparents came to the U.S.A. on in
March of 1910 leaving Liverpool. any help on passanger list
or other info would greatly be appreciated.
Thanks
Entry of Jan 19, 1999 at 20:43 [EST]
From: CHARLES JENNINGS - CHAZ@SPECENT.COM
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner:
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: GREAT ARCHIVES
Entry of Jan 20, 1999 at 08:07 [EST]
From: James Grinton - jgrinton@iname.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: MAURETANIA
How I found your page: Link from another web page
Comments about the web site: Interest based on family connections. My Grandfather led a team that plated the hull of this great vessel.
Geordie ships are best.
Entry of Jan 20, 1999 at 18:34 [EST]
From: Matt - IKAM@prodigy.net
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: luitania and titanic
How I found your page: Altavista
Comments about the web site: I loved you page. If you have any more pictures or know where I could get some plase send me them. My only complaint is that the paper was to small to print out the great picture of the whole boat. Thanks for having such a great site.
Entry of Jan 21, 1999 at 07:46 [EST]
From: dave noseworthy - dave_noseworthy
My HomePage: dont have one
Favorite Liner: ummmmmmm you
How I found your page: WebCrawler
Comments about the web site: this is a great site
Entry of Jan 21, 1999 at 12:23 [EST]
From: Christopher M. Winch - cwinch@ont.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: all
How I found your page: Altavista
Comments about the web site:
Entry of Jan 21, 1999 at 12:24 [EST]
From: J.P.Smith - -
My HomePage: -
Favorite Liner: Lusitania
How I found your page: InfoSeek
Comments about the web site: Nice website on the German monster liner. I always thought that the Cunard's Lusitania looked better though!
Entry of Jan 22, 1999 at 00:57 [EST]
From: TODD STEPHAN - toddstephan@hotmail.com
My HomePage: N/A
Favorite Liner: IMPERATOR,VATERLAND&BISMARK&SS.UNITED STATES!!
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: It may be to late for most of these ships?But people lets get
together and save the SS UNITED STATES,just like the Queen Mary is
for all of us ship fans to enjoy!!!I'd love to here from others into
ships,drop me a line!!!!Todd Stephan
Entry of Jan 22, 1999 at 01:02 [EST]
From: TODD STEPHAN - toddstephan@hotmail.com
My HomePage: N/A
Favorite Liner: IMPERATOR,VATERLAND&BISMARK&SS.UNITED STATES!!
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: It may be to late for most of these ships?But people lets get
together and save the SS UNITED STATES,just like the Queen Mary is
for all of us ship fans to enjoy!!!I'd love to here from others into
ships,drop me a line!!!!Todd Stephan
Entry of Jan 23, 1999 at 08:19 [EST]
From: Jay Burk - jayb1122@aol.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Normandie
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: Your Andrea Doria photos came from a Boston Globe photographer, I believe. I think his name was Trask.
Entry of Jan 23, 1999 at 15:50 [EST]
From: KAYLA RENIA STOUTENBOROUGH GROES FEEFEE HERMAN BOOBOO - STOUT@MWONLINE.NET
My HomePage: WWW.KAYLA.COM
Favorite Liner: TITANIC
How I found your page: Link from another web page
Comments about the web site: I LIKE THE TITANIC VERY MUCH I WON'T TO KNOW WHAT HAPPED TO IT CAN YOU TELL ME? I WAS WONDERING IF YOU KNOW CALL ME AT 266-6600 REMBER CALL ME
Entry of Jan 23, 1999 at 20:53 [EST]
From: Larry Davis - larrydavis@ldd.net
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Mauritania
How I found your page: Excite
Comments about the web site:
Entry of Jan 24, 1999 at 10:48 [EST]
From: John Kirby - brian6ent@netscape.net
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Oriana
How I found your page: Excite
Comments about the web site: Interesting site, thanks
Entry of Jan 25, 1999 at 01:15 [EST]
From: Floyd Hallberg - hallberg@dwave.net
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Majestic
How I found your page: WebCrawler
Comments about the web site: I am working on my family genealogy. My mother came from Sweden via Southampton on the Majestic. She arrived in New York on Dec. 15, 1924. I had been searching a long time for the name of her ship when I was able to track down the arrivals in New York by date. Then I wanted to get more information about the Majestic which I thankfully found on this site. Thank you very much.
Floyd Hallberg
Wausau, Wisconsin
Entry of Jan 26, 1999 at 17:38 [EST]
From: Heather - TSHTEllis
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Lusitania
How I found your page: Link from another web page
Comments about the web site: I realy like this page imdoing a report on the Lusitania if you have any pictures of the ship please email me it at Tshtellis thank you
Entry of Jan 26, 1999 at 20:07 [EST]
From: Ron Geddes - billnron@ccia.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Normandie, Queen ElizabethII, Titanic
How I found your page: Altavista
Comments about the web site:
Entry of Jan 27, 1999 at 10:07 [EST]
From: Catherine Ryan - jbcng@indigo.ie
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Lusitania and Titanic
How I found your page: WebCrawler
Comments about the web site: I really benifited from your web page on The Lusitania,it was packed with information which was unknown to me and will be a great help to me as I'm researching The Lusitania for my studies.Thank you for your help.
Entry of Jan 28, 1999 at 11:14 [EST]
From: Jean-Pierre Paré - jppare@moncourrier.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Queen Elizabeth 2
How I found your page: Other(Please Specify below)
Comments about the web site: World Wide Web Guide Monthly
Entry of Jan 28, 1999 at 19:17 [EST]
From: Clarence Woodard - w00dard@northnet.org
My HomePage: Excite
Favorite Liner: Titanic
How I found your page: Excite
Comments about the web site: I saw a documentary on liners and remember feeling so sad
seeing the picture of the Lusitania on her side after the fire.
I like all the pictures you have on the old liners.You have
a nice website.
Entry of Jan 29, 1999 at 14:36 [EST]
From: DEAN HALLMAN - ?
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: QUEEN MARY (MY HOME AWAY FROM HOME)
How I found your page: WebCrawler
Comments about the web site: KILLER SITE
ONE OF MY FAVORITES
KEEP THE LINERS COMING.
THANK YOU
Entry of Jan 29, 1999 at 20:27 [EST]
From: Jjohn Lippert - Poohs57@aol.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Leviathan
How I found your page: Excite
Comments about the web site: I believe my grandfather and uncle were crew on this ship around 1917-1919 .Would like to trace their time aboard if lists exist. their names were Lennie and Gus Lippert. Also ,I have a large b&w photo of Leviathan in war paint under escort in heavy seas -handed down by gramps. He has passed on but left me with a curiosity about his past. Any info would be appreciated and I would love to share this photo if you like. thank you. JOhn LIppert
Entry of Jan 29, 1999 at 23:46 [EST]
From: Brandon Drescher - brandon_drescher@hotmail.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: SS United States/Queen Mary
How I found your page: InfoSeek
Comments about the web site: SS United States fastest of all time and if you look at pictures of her from above she looks like a arrow pierceing the water. She is the greatest of all liners.
Entry of Jan 29, 1999 at 23:49 [EST]
From: Brandon Drescher - brandon_drescher@hotmail.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: SS United States/Queen Mary
How I found your page: InfoSeek
Comments about the web site: SS United States fastest of all time and if you look at pictures of her from above she looks like a arrow pierceing the water. She is the greatest of all liners.
Entry of Jan 30, 1999 at 10:58 [EST]
From: Steve Tanner - steve@coastalcanvas.com
My HomePage: http://www.coastalcanvas.com
Favorite Liner: andria doria
How I found your page: WebCrawler
Comments about the web site: Loved your site. I linked to it from my homepage. Look under "The adventures of Captain C. Link."
Thanks!---Steve Tanner
Entry of Jan 30, 1999 at 14:31 [EST]
From: ERIK DENOYELLES - ERIK2727@JUNO.COM
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: LUSITANIA
How I found your page: Altavista
Comments about the web site:
Entry of Jan 30, 1999 at 21:08 [EST]
From: Zachary McCoy - Zcmccoy86@yahoo.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Titanic, and Lusitania
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: Your pictures are great! I have been interested in Historic
Ships for quite a while and I enjoyed the photographs.
Thank You
Entry of Jan 31, 1999 at 13:46 [EST]
From: Andrew Crocker - a.t.crocker@btinternet.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Mauritania
How I found your page: WebCrawler
Comments about the web site: My Grandfather was chief wireless operator on the Mauritania and my Grandmother was a nurse on the Queen Mary (I have his morse key!)
Entry of Jan 31, 1999 at 13:57 [EST]
From: Andrew Crocker - a.t.crocker@btinternet.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Mauritania
How I found your page: WebCrawler
Comments about the web site: My Grandfather (Ivor Dinnis) was chief wireless operator on the Mauritania. (Dates unknown) If any expert knows, I would love to here from them)
Entry of Jan 31, 1999 at 14:05 [EST]
From: Robert Shutt - qload@mindspring.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Imperator
How I found your page: WebCrawler
Comments about the web site: I have a 36" x 48" color painting of the Imperator that is the same as your Imper1.jpeg on your photo gallery page. Could you share with me where you obtained that jpeg? I believe my painting came off of the ship since it is painted on tin. It was painted in 1911. I could send you a jpeg of my painting if you are interested. I'm searching to find the origin of my painting and maybe establish a value. Please share with me any info that you think might be of an assistance.
Loved your web sight!
Entry of Jan 31, 1999 at 21:42 [EST]
From: Doug Urban - urbanda@interlog.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: aquitania
How I found your page: Lycos
Comments about the web site: I have a painting of Aquiatania that is almost identical to Aquit4. It's in New York harbour, the company tug is in front of it, there are sailboats and it still doesn't have the new wheelhouse so is very early. Painting is about 20in high and 30in wide. Difference is direction of wind. Mine is blowing to port. The frame is marked "CALINDO"frame manufacturing co. west broadway NY. Any ideas of what it is?
Doug Urban
Entry of Feb 1, 1999 at 08:20 [EST]
From: Stephen E. Young - syoung@fedforce.com
My HomePage: fedforce.com
Favorite Liner: Normandie
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: What a wonderful web site! Thank you for putting together such a rich
collection of pictures and information about the great liners. I have always
and will always be facinated by their glory.
Steve Young
Entry of Feb 1, 1999 at 16:32 [EST]
From: Adrienne Lever - 101742.2565@compuserve.com
My HomePage: havent got one
Favorite Liner: lusitania
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: Cool For School I Got Loads Of Info! Mrs Le Picq Will Be Plrased For Once !
Entry of Feb 1, 1999 at 20:33 [EST]
From: Bob Russell - rrus6ll69l@aol.com
My HomePage: Don,t have one
Favorite Liner: Normandie
How I found your page: Altavista
Comments about the web site:
Entry of Feb 1, 1999 at 20:44 [EST]
From: Bob Russell - rrus611691@aol.com
My HomePage: Don,t have one
Favorite Liner: Normandie
How I found your page: Altavista
Comments about the web site: Incredible web site!
Entry of Feb 1, 1999 at 20:45 [EST]
From: Bob Russell - rrus611691@aol.com
My HomePage: Don,t have one
Favorite Liner: Normandie
How I found your page: Altavista
Comments about the web site: Incredible web site!
Entry of Feb 3, 1999 at 16:20 [EST]
From: dave - indee@ccisp
My HomePage: none
Favorite Liner: all of them
How I found your page: Other(Please Specify below)
Comments about the web site: a friend
i enjoyed looking and reading about your boats
as a boy i worked on a oyster buy boat on the chesapeake
bay there was about a hundred and twenty i can't find very
much imformation about them
thank you for time
dave
Entry of Feb 3, 1999 at 16:48 [EST]
From: Nick Onufer - onufer@helicon.net
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Queen Mary
How I found your page: Link from another web page
Comments about the web site: Is a second titanic going to be built?
Entry of Feb 4, 1999 at 20:31 [EST]
From: ryan rennecker - netbombe88
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: lusitania
How I found your page: Lycos
Comments about the web site:
Entry of Feb 6, 1999 at 10:57 [EST]
From: Scott - sectar@turbont.net
My HomePage: http://www.geocities.com/motorcity/speedway/5863
Favorite Liner: Titanic and Normandy
How I found your page: Lycos
Comments about the web site: Great site you have here! I have bookmarked your site and will be back often. Keep up the great work!!
Entry of Feb 6, 1999 at 12:57 [EST]
From: Gary C. - cigarbt1@aol.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner:
How I found your page: Link from another web page
Comments about the web site: I have a side table made from wood taken from the NORMANDIE.It is marked 1942.Any information,or estimate of value would be greatly appreciated.
Entry of Feb 6, 1999 at 16:52 [EST]
From: Barry Hilbert - TekArt@webtv.net
My HomePage: www.tekartengraving.com
Favorite Liner: S.S. United States
How I found your page: Altavista
Comments about the web site:
Entry of Feb 7, 1999 at 11:55 [EST]
From: Harry Love - hjl@bright.net
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: RMS TITANIC
How I found your page: A friend told me
Comments about the web site: My name is Harry Love and I have been studing "TITANIC" for a long time. I have 20 books,five movies, and countless tapes fron tv stations. I enjoy your website except you forgot to mention it broke into when it sank.
Entry of Feb 7, 1999 at 14:57 [EST]
From: andy morris - andy_l_m@hotmail.coml
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: kaiser wilhemII, aquitania
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: great website
Entry of Feb 9, 1999 at 03:37 [EST]
From: Bill Wells - bncwells@southnet.co.nz
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Queen Elizabeth
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: really good site ,love all big liners collect items from them, like QE best because knew her last Captain and Commodore and he told me a great deal about her ect
Entry of Feb 9, 1999 at 15:30 [EST]
From: wendell burchall jr. - burchawe@strait.nscc.ns.ca
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: ss normandie & qtev queen of bermuda
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: great site! i was looking for any photos or information on the queen of bermuda,as i am from bermuda but she was removed from service wehn i was too young to remember.
Entry of Feb 9, 1999 at 23:50 [EST]
From: Alan Shih - alan99net@netscape.com
My HomePage: none
Favorite Liner: RMS Lusitania
How I found your page: Excite
Comments about the web site: I saw a show on the Lusitania and I thought it was great. I think this is the best website on the ships.
Entry of Feb 9, 1999 at 23:52 [EST]
From: Alan Shih - alan99net@netscape.com
My HomePage: none
Favorite Liner: RMS Lusitania (QUEEN OF THE SEAS!)
How I found your page: Excite
Comments about the web site: I saw a show on the Lusitania and I thought it was great. I think this is the best website on the ships.
Entry of Feb 9, 1999 at 23:54 [EST]
From: Alan Shih - alan99net@netscape.com
My HomePage: none
Favorite Liner: RMS Lusitania (QUEEN OF THE SEAS!)
How I found your page: Excite
Comments about the web site: I saw a show on the Lusitania and I thought it was great. I think this is the best website on the ships.
Entry of Feb 9, 1999 at 23:56 [EST]
From: Alan Shih - alan99net@netscape.com
My HomePage: none
Favorite Liner: RMS Lusitania (QUEEN OF THE SEAS!)
How I found your page: Excite
Comments about the web site: I saw a show on the Lusitania and I thought it was great. I think this is the best website on the ships.
Entry of Feb 10, 1999 at 20:38 [EST]
From: Candice - Kewlfishie18@juno.com
My HomePage: don't have one
Favorite Liner: Lusitania, Titanic
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: Hi! I think this webpage is really kewl (translation: cool)!
I'm writing a book about the Lusitania, and plus, my History
class is studying the sinking. Talk about a coincidence or what?
I've also been on two cruises, one a few years ago and the other one
this past December (it was the Disney Cruise, if you were wondering).
I still have a leftover postcard, so if you want I can send you that.
I love ships and cruises. Maybe someday I'll work on one, but
I don't think it's as nice as being a passenger. Oh, and one more thing:
I've made this mistake lots of times on other webpages. I'm 13 years old,
so don't expect my book/novel to be a whopping 300 pages or something.
Maybe when I grow up, I'll just revise this book and publish it. :)
Well, if you want, write back and tell me if you still want the postcard.
Entry of Feb 11, 1999 at 18:34 [EST]
From: Andrew Ouchis & Molly Ouchis - OuchisABM@aol.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Brittanic 2
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: I
Like You!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Do You Like the Brittanic 2?
You'r Frends
Andrew Ouchis
Molly Ouchis
Entry of Feb 12, 1999 at 11:08 [EST]
From: William L. Martin - bill@acs-online.net
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: No favorites
How I found your page: Altavista
Comments about the web site: Netscape Communicator. Curiosity. The "United States" was
the subject of a recent Clive Cussler novel "Flood Tide" and
I was curious as to how much of what he said happened to
the "United States" was true. So it seems there is about
as much truth to it as there was in his novel "Raise The
Titanic". Both are great fiction though.
Bill
Entry of Feb 12, 1999 at 21:49 [EST]
From: Bronson Stocking - stocking@cwnet.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Queen Mary
How I found your page: Altavista
Comments about the web site:
Entry of Feb 12, 1999 at 21:51 [EST]
From: Bronson Stocking - stocking@cwnet.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Queen Mary
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: Please send me more information
Entry of Feb 13, 1999 at 11:19 [EST]
From: Adam - mossehood@aol.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: No Significant One, They're all great in their own way
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: I really like your site; I really think Ocean Liners are some of the most beautiful and spectacular manmade creations ever. I really like your site cause it provides plenty of pictures. Thanks!
Entry of Feb 13, 1999 at 21:52 [EST]
From: Katie Fortunato - KFTitanic@aol.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Titanic, Olympic & Mauretania
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: I Love all trans-atlantic liners, and I was surprised to find this site. i mean, how many websites include the Aquitania and Berengaria? not to mention all the other liners. The great age of steamship is gone, but this site goes to show that each liner has a soul, and that these ships will always be remembered. Thanks for a great site.
Entry of Feb 13, 1999 at 22:10 [EST]
From: Katie Fortunato - KFTitanic@aol.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Love them all, but the RMS Titanic is my favorite
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: I love this site! i think it's great that there's a site for liners that don't have the fame (but should have!) of the Titanic. The site is very graphic, and I was amazed to see the Aquitania, on of my favorites, and the Berengaria, ex-Imperiator. I would LOVE to hear from other people who are inerested in trans-atlantic liners as i am. My ancestors travelled on the Titanic in third class under the name Moran. Any info on them would be helpful. My great aunts also traveled on the Cunard-White Stars Britannic ( the second one) and the Cunards Laconia. thanks for a great site:)
Entry of Feb 13, 1999 at 23:03 [EST]
From: Katie Fortunato - KFTitanic
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: All of them
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: Me again! I am writing my own book about the Titanic, and I don't expect it to be published. It's only for friends and family. It's going to be called Ship Of Dreams. I 've already finished 2 chapters. I'm only 12 and even though i've read about 100 books on her, any info would be helpful. One chaper is dedicated to the lusitania, Mauretania, and Aquitania. Olympic and Britannic have their own chapters. Anybody else luv these ships?
Entry of Feb 14, 1999 at 14:15 [EST]
From: Karen Flynn - kflynn1@erols.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: anything sunk
How I found your page: InfoSeek
Comments about the web site:
Entry of Feb 14, 1999 at 18:59 [EST]
From: Bob Read - reads@apci.net
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Titanic
How I found your page: Other(Please Specify below)
Comments about the web site: Louis:
I have enjoyed viewing your website. In the Titanic photo section, here are a few comments:
Photo Titan1: You asked for the source of the photo. It is owned by the Mariners Museum in Newport News, Virgina
Photo Titan2: This is a painting by artist Ken Marschall.
WARNING! Ken is very touchy about his copyrights and does not give permission to post his paintings. I would remove it ASAP or possibly face legal action. A word to the wise.
Photo Titan3: This is a photo of the boat deck of the Olympic not the Titanic.
Regards,
Bob Read
Entry of Feb 14, 1999 at 20:33 [EST]
From: JERRY A. RIDDLE - jriddle3@bellsouth.net
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner:
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: I have a 7" ship's bell with the following wording:
Cunard Line
S.S. "Mauretania"
1907
Where can I find out if it really is a bell from the S.S. Mauretania? And if so, what is its value?
Entry of Feb 15, 1999 at 14:33 [EST]
From: Matt Hardesty - m.d.hardesty@mailcity.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Queen Elizabeth
How I found your page: Lycos
Comments about the web site: What a fantastic page! All the Great Ones are assembled in one place. Congrats on a super job. You must be a die-hard ocean liner buff like me to truly appreciate this site!
Entry of Feb 15, 1999 at 19:55 [EST]
From: Patricia McMillan - don't know
My HomePage: don't have one
Favorite Liner: Titanic
How I found your page: WebCrawler
Comments about the web site: I am doing a report on Tianic (which is my favrite thing to do in the world,cause I've researched Titanic since I was
8 or 9)and your pictures really helped. Your web site
is awsome. Keep up the good work. And thanks!!
Entry of Feb 16, 1999 at 00:25 [EST]
From: neil tremblay - lynx2@sprynet.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: mauretania
How I found your page: Altavista
Comments about the web site: i also like the lusitania and the aquitania.my names in yahoo chat are mauretania34,mauretania1907,lusitania1907 and aquitania1915. i really like these ships i wish i could find out more about them.it seems like all the books i want on these ships are out of print.do you know where i might find books on these ships.? the only book i have so far is the last voyage of the lusitania.
Entry of Feb 16, 1999 at 05:10 [EST]
From: Ron Hoskin - fordsw@yahoo.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Ile de France
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site:
Entry of Feb 16, 1999 at 11:58 [EST]
From: Tom Wilkie - Clynder@aol.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Rms Queen Mary and RMS Queen Elizabeth
How I found your page: InfoSeek
Comments about the web site: I was an engineer officer on both "Queens" and had the honour yet sat task of delivering both vessels to their new owners, first Long Beach and then Port Everglades Florida,where I decided to stay.
Thanks for the memories.
Entry of Feb 16, 1999 at 17:01 [EST]
From: Ryan - RKasa69@aol.com
My HomePage: http://expage.com/page/ryeryeshome
Favorite Liner: RMS Titanic
How I found your page: Altavista
Comments about the web site:
Entry of Feb 16, 1999 at 21:36 [EST]
From: clint olivier - clint_olivier@hilton.com
My HomePage: none
Favorite Liner: Mauretania
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: This is the best website I have ever seen! No Joke
Entry of Feb 17, 1999 at 01:21 [EST]
From: Odette Lind - lind@samara.co.zw
My HomePage: http://www.samara.co.zw/users/lind
Favorite Liner: Aureol
How I found your page: Altavista
Comments about the web site: lease look at my ship pages - ocean liners and link in
Entry of Feb 17, 1999 at 18:24 [EST]
From: ANDY ALLGIRE - 1augie1@bright.net
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Europa/Liberte'
How I found your page: Another Search Engine
Comments about the web site: My father-in-law sailed on the Europa while in the Navy in WWII. We have been looking for pictures to show him so he can remember the "good ole' days". He will be VERY happy to see the photos. Thank you very much! aa
Entry of Feb 17, 1999 at 19:28 [EST]
From: Ken - webmaster@sovraninternet.com
My HomePage: http://www.sovraninternet.com
Favorite Liner: Normandie
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: Great Subject! I believe that man will never create anything as awe inspiring as an oceanliner.
Entry of Feb 17, 1999 at 23:48 [EST]
From: kelly sanders - kelboo_99@yahoo.com
My HomePage: yahoo.com
Favorite Liner: titanic
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: how do i view your guest book, can i see names of other people who have signed your book?
Entry of Feb 18, 1999 at 06:31 [EST]
From: Tony Scott - ars@hotkey.net.au
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Queen Elizabeth
How I found your page: InfoSeek
Comments about the web site: Great sight-helped my daughter with a project
Entry of Feb 18, 1999 at 07:49 [EST]
From: mts - na
My HomePage: na
Favorite Liner: Titanic/ Nomandie
How I found your page: InfoSeek
Comments about the web site: This is a great web site !
Entry of Feb 18, 1999 at 13:49 [EST]
From: Thomas Witt - tpwitt@ra.rockwell.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Mauretania
How I found your page: InfoSeek
Comments about the web site:
Entry of Feb 18, 1999 at 20:07 [EST]
From: Maurice Landry - mland.museol@arobas.net
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Normandie
How I found your page: Altavista
Comments about the web site: As a graduate museologist and an ex-merchant navy officer, I am preparing an exhibition for the next summer in Montreal. Its title is Montreal a romance story. From the canoes to the floating palaces. So I am looking for photographies of Cunard, CP, Holland America ships. Those pictures must represent the condition of people on board. The story line of the xhibition is the transportation of people on the ships sailing on the St Lawrence River up to Montreal.
Do you have such pictures?
If so how could we used them and at what price.
We are a non-profit organisation and the exhibition is free for the visitors, Last year, on a different maritime theme, we attracted 62 000 visitors.
Waiting to received news from you.
Maurice Landry
M.A. Museology
Entry of Feb 18, 1999 at 21:48 [EST]
From: Anders W. Beyer - Flightcaptain@hotmail.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: several
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site:
Entry of Feb 18, 1999 at 22:39 [EST]
From: AJ - fal@ccsu.edu
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Auitania, Berengaria, Mauritania, Imperator, Titanic
How I found your page: Other(Please Specify below)
Comments about the web site: Found your site thru a magazine called World Wide Web Guide monthly.
It is a great site. I should mention if people want to join the
Titanic Historical Society in Indian Orchard MA USA they will get
a quarterly magazine which is great and includes many other
ocean liners. Write or call THS po box 51053 Indian Orchard MA
01151-0053 or call 413 543 4770
I am a reference librarian and have had an interest in ocean
liners since I was a boy in the 70's. email me if you like!!!
Entry of Feb 19, 1999 at 01:29 [EST]
From: Barry Clark - kbclark@datanet.ab.ca
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Mauretania
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: I understand my grandfather Major John W. Clark shipped to England from Halifax in November 1916 as part of the CEF. My grandmother, father and uncle apparently went to England on or about the same time. Are you aware if families travelled on the troopships as well? Are there any passenger lists for the voyages to and from Canada on the Mauretania?
Entry of Feb 19, 1999 at 19:54 [EST]
From: Debra Lloyd - debandrob@cableinet.co.uk
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner:
How I found your page: InfoSeek
Comments about the web site: I am looking for a passenger list for the Lusitania.
Iam researching my family tree, and believe that my
Grandmothers sister was a passenger on the Lusitania when
it sank. Any other information would be gratefully received
Thank you.
Entry of Feb 20, 1999 at 12:50 [EST]
From: Keith Krueger - kakrueger99@hotmail.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Normandie, Andrea Doria, Mauretania
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site:
Entry of Feb 20, 1999 at 12:54 [EST]
From: Charles Daigneault - rma@informatiquehamel.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: c.g.t normandie
How I found your page: Link from another web page
Comments about the web site: All those famous ocean liners and their history! this is fascinating.
Entry of Feb 20, 1999 at 13:10 [EST]
From: Philip Stephen Robertson - phil@rmstitanic.freeserve.co.uk
My HomePage: freeserve
Favorite Liner: RMS Titanic.
How I found your page: Another Search Engine
Comments about the web site: I have a enquiry about a vessel
Called DUKE OF LANCASTER, i can find out anything about
her , she is moored up at a welsh town called Flint
Near Clywd North Wales I do hpe you can help.
Entry of Feb 20, 1999 at 13:11 [EST]
From: Philip Stephen Robertson - phil@rmstitanic.freeserve.co.uk
My HomePage: freeserve
Favorite Liner: RMS Titanic.
How I found your page: Another Search Engine
Comments about the web site: I have a enquiry about a vessel
Called DUKE OF LANCASTER, i can find out anything about
her , she is moored up at a welsh town called Flint
Near Clywd North Wales I do hpe you can help.
Entry of Feb 20, 1999 at 13:15 [EST]
From: Philip Stephen Robertson - phil@rmstitanic.freeserve.co.uk
My HomePage: freeserve
Favorite Liner: RMS Titanic.
How I found your page: Another Search Engine
Comments about the web site: I have a enquiry about a vessel
Called DUKE OF LANCASTER, i can find out anything about
her , she is moored up at a welsh town called Flint
Near Clywd North Wales I do hpe you can help.
Entry of Feb 21, 1999 at 07:15 [EST]
From: Elize Tyler - magic@lando.co.za
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner:
How I found your page: Altavista
Comments about the web site: I have two sons who would love to go and work on passenger cruise liners - do you know where they can contact the right people in order to get considered for this.
Thanx stax
Elize
Entry of Feb 22, 1999 at 00:14 [EST]
From: Alison Wallace - Ali99_@hotmail.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: ********TITANIC********
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: Well I am totally in love with titanic and when i grow up i will hopefully become a titanic historian.I think this is a choice website.
Entry of Feb 22, 1999 at 09:59 [EST]
From: luis gomez - lgomez@PFIZER.COM
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: NORMANDIE
How I found your page: Another Search Engine
Comments about the web site: yOUR FIRST PICTURE OF THE MAJESTIC IS A PICTURE OF THE BERENGARIA
I FIND THESE MISTAKES SO OFTEN EVEN IN BOOKS,WHY?
Entry of Feb 22, 1999 at 17:21 [EST]
From: DICK COLLINS - STOREKEEPER@NCWEB.COM
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: S. S. MONTERREY S. S. MARIPOSA
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: I AM TRYING TO FIND NEWSPAPER ARTICLES REGARDING MARITIME DAY ;ON ;MAY 22ND--
PROCLAMATIONS, ETC, ETC
Entry of Feb 23, 1999 at 00:03 [EST]
From: Dr. Gary Axelson - gaxelson@ioip.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Kungsholm
How I found your page: Lycos
Comments about the web site: Found your page while searching for information about the Vaterland/Leviathan. One of my grandfathers immigrated to the US from Sweden some time after 1912...probably, in part, to avoid Sweden's universal conscription. Imagine his chagrin when, after getting citizenship, he was promptly conscripted into the US Army and sent to the trenches in France. The troop ship was the Leviathan. So I'm looking for pictures, documents, etc.
Fine site. Keep up the good work.
Entry of Feb 23, 1999 at 21:22 [EST]
From: Ernest R. Melby - ermelby@worldnet.att.net
My HomePage: None
Favorite Liner:
How I found your page: Lycos
Comments about the web site: I was on another rescue ship when the Ile De France arrived to rescue survivors. What a grand entrance it was.
We could see a dark shadow moving beween our ship and the
Andrea Doria. We could even feel the vibrations as it's mighty screws backed down to stop. When stopped, the entire ship was lit up and all the lift boats were lowered in unison. A grand entrance for a grand old ship.
Entry of Feb 24, 1999 at 01:02 [EST]
From: Judy Greenwood - lovesister@hotmail.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Aquitania
How I found your page: InfoSeek
Comments about the web site: Congratulations! You are obviously making many people happy. I am looking for someone who sailed to Halifax on the Aquitania in January, 1947. Would love to make that connection. My mother, father, sister and I returned to Canada and I would like to surprise my mother with info on that crossing.
Entry of Feb 24, 1999 at 05:16 [EST]
From: jacqueline brown - jacbrown@bigpond.com.au
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: QU1
How I found your page: InfoSeek
Comments about the web site:
Entry of Feb 24, 1999 at 14:58 [EST]
From: Chris Graham - cgraham@bank-banque-canada.ca
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Olympic-class, Normandie, Empress of Britain (1931)
How I found your page: Link from another web page
Comments about the web site: Great archive of photos!
Entry of Feb 24, 1999 at 14:58 [EST]
From: Chris Graham - cgraham@bank-banque-canada.ca
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Olympic-class, Normandie Empress of Britain (1931)
How I found your page: Link from another web page
Comments about the web site: Great archive of photos!
Entry of Feb 25, 1999 at 11:04 [EST]
From: Elizabeth Chakmak - wchakmak@darientel.net
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Titanic
How I found your page: WebCrawler
Comments about the web site: Dear Sir
I was looking for this ship for a friend of mine who came home from WWII on the Aquatania. He wanted some more info on this ship. Thank you for all the info
Entry of Feb 25, 1999 at 18:16 [EST]
From: A.T. Farr - afarr@sprynet.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Britanis
How I found your page: Other(Please Specify below)
Comments about the web site: Linked over from http://users.zetnet.co.uk/australis/index.html
A terrific collection of great pics. Would love to see the Britanis someday.
Entry of Feb 25, 1999 at 20:22 [EST]
From: IAN DODD - idodd@2ue.com.au
My HomePage: nil
Favorite Liner: Mauretania
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: I have a first class chair from the Mauretania, acquired by my grandfather (deceased) in (I believe) the late 1930's/early 1940's.
It was acquired through his involvement with the ADELAIDE STEAMSHIP STEAMSHIP COMPANY, and their involvement with a maritime auctioneer.
He was able to get it as the chair had a badly damaged leg (which he restored).
Being a family inherited item, I have no doubt to its authenticity, but I am trying to find interior shots of the Mauretania to identify where the chair was located.
I have seen very similar chairs in pictures of the interior of the TITANIC and OLYMPIC.
I have no interest what so ever in selling the chair.
The chair is similar to Queen Anne style, and has timber arms.
The seat and the back is fully upholstered (although the upholstry is not original).
There is no exterior timber frame around the back of the chair.
Any suggestions of where I could find a picture....as I am trying to restore it.
Thanking you,
IAN DODD.
Entry of Feb 26, 1999 at 19:32 [EST]
From: Steven Adler - steven@adler99.freeserve.co.uk
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: QE2
How I found your page: Lycos
Comments about the web site: As an ex crew member of the QE2 I was impressed by your site. I would be interested in making contact with any other crew members who worked on board between 1981 and 1985 to exchange memories(or collect debts!).Thanks again for a superb site.
Entry of Feb 26, 1999 at 20:52 [EST]
From: John Rautenberg - john_rautenberg@msn.com
My HomePage: none
Favorite Liner: ?
How I found your page: InfoSeek
Comments about the web site: I have a family photo with my grandparents taken in front or an ocean liner about 1939. On the back it is labeled "The Mauretania," obviously a mistake. If I send the photo to you in JPEG format maybe you can identify the liner. Please respond.. Thank you -- John Rautenberg
Entry of Feb 27, 1999 at 10:16 [EST]
From: D Thamas - Dait@energlyn. swinternet.co.uk
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Majestic
How I found your page: Altavista
Comments about the web site: A relative of mine emigrated to the USA aboard the Majestic.
I have a ships letter card with a picture of the Majestic and the menu for the day on it. He sailed into New York on 1 June 1927 and was not heard of again by the family
Entry of Feb 27, 1999 at 20:59 [EST]
From: jon - jet464@aol.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: titanic
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site:
Entry of Feb 28, 1999 at 11:21 [EST]
From: len and peg geraci - lgpgdg @rcn.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Titanic,Lustiania,Olympic
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site:
Entry of Mar 1, 1999 at 23:58 [EST]
From: MARYANN - LIFESCAN@AOL.COM
My HomePage: NONE
Favorite Liner: TITANIC
How I found your page: InfoSeek
Comments about the web site: COOL.
Entry of Mar 2, 1999 at 00:08 [EST]
From: MARYANN - LIFESCAN@AOL.COM
My HomePage: NONE
Favorite Liner: TITANIC
How I found your page: InfoSeek
Comments about the web site: COOL.
Entry of Mar 2, 1999 at 10:38 [EST]
From: Partick Tortora - ptortora@massed.net
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner:
How I found your page: Altavista
Comments about the web site: My uncle,Frank Trent was the only person who lost his life when the Normandie sank in NY Harbor. He was a civilian who was hired to help with the conversion. His wife, my godmother, is alive and well and lives on Cape Cod, Mass
Entry of Mar 2, 1999 at 18:54 [EST]
From: Mary Jo Stich - djmjs@aol.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner:
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: Have picture of burned coming in to port Union Castle ship from late 30's to send you.Need address. Tried to send e-message wouldn't go through my server
Mary Jo Stich
djmjs@aol.com
Entry of Mar 2, 1999 at 18:55 [EST]
From: Mary Jo Stich - djmjs@aol.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner:
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: Have picture of burned coming in to port Union Castle ship from late 30's to send you.Need address. Tried to send e-message wouldn't go through my server
Mary Jo Stich
djmjs@aol.com
Entry of Mar 4, 1999 at 13:37 [EST]
From: Ryan Donovan - reelflywhiteguy@email.com
My HomePage: not applicable
Favorite Liner: Lusitania
How I found your page: Other(Please Specify below)
Comments about the web site: www.dogpile.com was how I found your site. Add it to your list, because it wearches all of the other search engines and gives you the results.
Entry of Mar 5, 1999 at 09:32 [EST]
From: andrew campbell - andrew14@excite.co.uk
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: titanic, aquitania, mauretania, lusitania, all of them really!
How I found your page: Altavista
Comments about the web site: Thank you for such a wonderful picture library.
It is a shame that these liners are now gone and that we will never see them in life again. Nothing else that man has built can compare to these giants of the seas.
Entry of Mar 5, 1999 at 09:32 [EST]
From: andrew campbell - andrew14@excite.co.uk
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: titanic, aquitania, mauretania, lusitania, all of them really!
How I found your page: Altavista
Comments about the web site: Thank you for such a wonderful picture library.
It is a shame that these liners are now gone and that we will never see them in life again. Nothing else that man has built can compare to these giants of the seas.
Entry of Mar 5, 1999 at 14:44 [EST]
From: Valerie Bailey - mvbailey@nucleus.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Aquitania
How I found your page: Altavista
Comments about the web site: I sailed from Southampton September 29,1948 arrived Halifax October 5th.
Entry of Mar 5, 1999 at 14:48 [EST]
From: Valerie Bailey - mvbailey@nucleus.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Aquitania
How I found your page: Altavista
Comments about the web site: I sailed with my parents from Southampton on September 29,1948 on the Aquitania, we arrived in Halifax on October 5th. I was 11 at the time, would liket to correspond with anyone else who sailed on her around the same time. Also,does anyone know of a web site that I can obtain a passenger list for the Aquitania for this year? any help would be appreciated. Thanks, Valerie Bailey
Entry of Mar 7, 1999 at 00:21 [EST]
From: M Ricker - mricker@gtn.et
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Great Eastern
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: Would like to see lists of passengers on the Great Eastern sailing Liverpool to New York abt 1860 - 1863
Entry of Mar 7, 1999 at 00:34 [EST]
From: M Ricker - mricker@gtn.et
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Great Eastern
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: Would like to see lists of passengers on the Great Eastern sailing Liverpool to New York abt 1860 - 1863. Believe my great grandparents came to NY on one of crossings. Would like to know what e-mail address I could use to get customs papers as have heard there are no passengers lists in 1860.
Entry of Mar 7, 1999 at 01:57 [EST]
From: Andrea Marks - audreym@writeme.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Mauretania I
How I found your page: Altavista
Comments about the web site: Great site which has provided some wonderful information. I am seeking any information specifically on the staircase of the first HMS Mauretania.
Entry of Mar 7, 1999 at 01:58 [EST]
From: Andrea Marks - audreym@writeme.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Mauretania I
How I found your page: Altavista
Comments about the web site: Great site which has provided some wonderful information. I am seeking any information specifically on the staircase of the first HMS Mauretania.
Entry of Mar 7, 1999 at 14:58 [EST]
From: Larry Hood - lgh1942@hcis.net
My HomePage: HCIS
Favorite Liner: Carmania
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: Very informative.
Entry of Mar 7, 1999 at 19:09 [EST]
From: Mark Ryzner - Bantam1957@aol.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Norway
How I found your page: Altavista
Comments about the web site: I liked the photo galary. I have pic of the Norway if you would like some. I sailed on her maiden voyage. I have been on many liners, but none as grand as her.
Entry of Mar 7, 1999 at 21:07 [EST]
From: J. Trevor Blachford - blachford@centtel.com
My HomePage: N/A
Favorite Liner: Yhe Queen Elizabeth (was on it in New York!)
How I found your page: Lycos
Comments about the web site: Excellent pics!
Do you have one of the Queen E in her warpaint?
I have one taken in New York prior to her sailing as a troop ship.
Entry of Mar 8, 1999 at 15:14 [EST]
From: KEVIN LEA - kevin.lea@virgin.net
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner:
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: Dear Sirs
We are trying to find out if Cunard has a Musuem or collects
brochures or shipping papers which date back to the 1930's.
The reason for our request is our Mother has recently given us collection of papers and fantastic books from this era. These include passsenger list and the Launch books of Queen Mary, Queen Elizabeth, RMS Maurentia .
Some of the books include detailed pictures of how the liners looked inside to the wine list and who was sailing on them.
They have sat in a suitcase for nearly seventy years and we believe they should be seen by the public or interested parties.
Can you please advise us who we should talk to at Cunard, we believe they might what to include them in any collection theat might be on view.
Yours Sincerley
kevin Lea
Entry of Mar 8, 1999 at 20:17 [EST]
From: Julie Davis - lucky13iggy@yahoo.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Lusitania
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: Thanks, from your website to help me on a research paper
I'm writing.
Entry of Mar 8, 1999 at 22:54 [EST]
From: Evan - blah@blah
My HomePage: blah.com
Favorite Liner: something
How I found your page: Altavista
Comments about the web site: Test post, sorry Louie.
Entry of Mar 9, 1999 at 15:33 [EST]
From: Mike Alexander - mike at ss-united-states.com
My HomePage: SS-UNITED-STATES.COM
Favorite Liner: The Big Ship
How I found your page: Lycos
Comments about the web site: Very nice site. Thanks! - M
Entry of Mar 10, 1999 at 22:07 [EST]
From: John Crozier - Shipnut@aol.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Oriana/Caronia/Oronsay
How I found your page: Another Search Engine
Comments about the web site: I found your sight most interesting. I have been a ship enthusiast since the age of eleven forty years ago. I love your collection of pictures especially the ones of the America. I met up with her in 1983 in New York when she was under arrrest. What a sad end for a great ship. I am bookmarking this sight for future reference. All the best.
John Crozier
Entry of Mar 11, 1999 at 07:14 [EST]
From: Dark - dark@excite.fr
My HomePage: http://www.geocities.com/SunsetStrip/Vine/9566
Favorite Liner: Normandie and...Let's say Olympic, not to say Titanic, which is too "fashioned" now, if you take my opinion...
How I found your page: Excite
Comments about the web site: Your Website is really, really great.
Entry of Mar 11, 1999 at 19:29 [EST]
From: Robert Vanover - Vanover36
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Lusitania
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: Youre website is great!And so are your pictures!
Entry of Mar 12, 1999 at 18:53 [EST]
From: Dian Burris - naid@webtv.net
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: TITANIC
How I found your page: Altavista
Comments about the web site:
Entry of Mar 13, 1999 at 05:33 [EST]
From: Frank Smith - fsmith444@hotmail
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Northern star - Shaw Savill - 1960's/1970's
How I found your page: Link from another web page
Comments about the web site: Thankyou, I learned a lot especially about her end. I have the movie but didn't know she had been refloated to be scrapped. Thanks again - very sad but she had a lovely and exciting life. Makes you feel insignificant doesn't it?
Entry of Mar 13, 1999 at 21:06 [EST]
From: Holly - hjguay@telusplanet.net
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner:
How I found your page: Link from another web page
Comments about the web site: I need to find information regarding the Aquitania and the
British Warbrides is brought from South Hampton to Halifax
Nova Scotia Canada in 1946. My mother was one of those
warbrides and I need to know when it left South Hampton,
when it arrived in Halifax, as well as some other information.
Any info you can give me would help greatly. We do know it
left England around March 1946 but that's it. thanks, holly
Entry of Mar 13, 1999 at 21:17 [EST]
From: Anton M. Roest - livinitup@boatusmail.net
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Neuw Amsterdam
How I found your page: Altavista
Comments about the web site: have you any more information on this fabulous liner.
pictures, statistics, passenger lists, It's demise anything at all. thanks alot from Tony Roest
Entry of Mar 15, 1999 at 08:41 [EST]
From: Jim Kelly - jimancarole@ambleside54.freeserve.co.uk
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: QE2
How I found your page: Altavista
Comments about the web site: I was looking for information about the Q Mary, in particular the story behind her naming. I was delighted to see reference elsewhere in the site to the Olympic and the Jarrow connection, which I would have been happy to use in an article on the Jarvis Scheme, had the Internet been available a few years ago when I wrote it! Does that make sense? Fascinating site, brimful of interest.
thanks, Jim Kelly
Entry of Mar 15, 1999 at 08:47 [EST]
From: Jim Kelly - jimancarole@ambleside54.freeserve.co.uk
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: QE2
How I found your page: Altavista
Comments about the web site: I was looking for information about the Q Mary, in particular the story behind her naming. I was delighted to see reference elsewhere in the site to the Olympic and the Jarrow connection, which I would have been happy to use in an article on the Jarvis Scheme, had the Internet been available a few years ago when I wrote it! Does that make sense? Fascinating site, brimful of interest.
thanks, Jim Kelly
Entry of Mar 16, 1999 at 14:47 [EST]
From: Clark Broel - lb2nola@aol.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: two actually: Ile de France and Normandie
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: Great Site! Also, I at one time found a home-page for CGT, but cannot locate it. Any suggestoins?
Clark...
Entry of Mar 16, 1999 at 16:05 [EST]
From: Alexandra - Dryads1@aol.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: All of them!!!!
How I found your page: Excite
Comments about the web site: This is the page I have been looking for, for AGES!!!!!!! I am a Luxury Liner buff, and I have been searching for a page that covers them all. I haven't even looked at your page yet, but I know it's going to be great!!!
Entry of Mar 16, 1999 at 16:41 [EST]
From: Bobby s. Reed - bibnasty@webtv
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: titanic
How I found your page: Another Search Engine
Comments about the web site: I Love anythuing to do with oceanliners, really the titanic.
Entry of Mar 17, 1999 at 04:00 [EST]
From: tim - skippaj @ one.net.au
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: titanic
How I found your page: InfoSeek
Comments about the web site: i am interested in the titanic and any german battleships
Entry of Mar 17, 1999 at 10:29 [EST]
From: Dave Davenport - ddd_c248@ports.navy.mil
My HomePage: N/A
Favorite Liner: AQUITANIA
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: I would like to build a scale model of the AQUITANIA. Would you know of any place I might be able to purchase a good set of Drawings of the ship? A Plan and a Profile set, along with sections would be enough. Incidently, your Internet section on the AQUITANIA is fantastic. Good job! DD
Entry of Mar 17, 1999 at 14:54 [EST]
From: Renee Brown - renee.b@worldnet.att.net
My HomePage: don't have one!
Favorite Liner: Queen Mary
How I found your page: Link from another web page
Comments about the web site: Do you know of any "fan clubs" for the Queen Mary or other liners (besides Titanic, I know all those groups). I am a long-time Queen Mary fan, I used to live near Long Beach so I visited quite often, but not lately. (I live in Texas now.)
Entry of Mar 17, 1999 at 18:07 [EST]
From: George F. Eckert - eckgf@epix.net
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner:
How I found your page: Other(Please Specify below)
Comments about the web site: just searching.
Entry of Mar 18, 1999 at 05:02 [EST]
From: Kate - TheFisherFamily@hotmail.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Titanic and Lusitania
How I found your page: InfoSeek
Comments about the web site: just came to look for stuff for an assignment. Pretty cool site...
Entry of Mar 18, 1999 at 21:51 [EST]
From: The Rt. Rev. Jack E. Holman - jholman@juno.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Mauretania
How I found your page: Altavista
Comments about the web site: I was a medic during WWII and our outfit sailed overseas to England on the Mauretania in October 1943. Much of its grandeur had been plywooded up in its role as a troop ship but I was mightily impressed with the ship anyway.
Entry of Mar 19, 1999 at 17:17 [EST]
From: Steven L. Alston - slalston@juno.com
My HomePage: na
Favorite Liner: na
How I found your page: WebCrawler
Comments about the web site: Thank you for the information. I saw a tv show on the SS
United States and deciced to look for some additional info,
it saddens me to hear of her fate. Thanks again.
Entry of Mar 20, 1999 at 11:56 [EST]
From: luca maiorano - luca_maiorano@hotmail.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner:
How I found your page: Altavista
Comments about the web site: Bellissimo sito!
Entry of Mar 20, 1999 at 13:38 [EST]
From: Kathy - tko@innernet.net
My HomePage: none
Favorite Liner: none ( like them all)
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: Found your site when researching an ocean liner that sailed in 1920 for a book I'm writing.... thanks!
Entry of Mar 20, 1999 at 14:04 [EST]
From: John Norman Jeffery - jjeffery@ewol.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Aqutania
How I found your page: Altavista
Comments about the web site: I sailed on her in november 1947
Entry of Mar 20, 1999 at 18:49 [EST]
From: Ron Hartmann - swords@usroute66.net
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner:
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: Hello - In 1925 my father came from Germany aboard the S.S. Bremen. Last week Discovery Channel mentioned this ship, briefly, on a program "Superliners." My question is, how can I find out more about the Bremen? Photos?
I am not into the study of ships (as you can see from my address) but this is a quest I've long to go into as part of our family history. Any "direction" would be wonderful.
Thanks! Ron
Entry of Mar 21, 1999 at 01:04 [EST]
From: Philip M. Turturice - pturturice@yahoo.com
My HomePage: under construction
Favorite Liner: FIREBIRD
How I found your page: A friend told me
Comments about the web site: What's the capital of North Dakota?
Entry of Mar 21, 1999 at 16:12 [EST]
From: James Ducker - JAMES1016A@AOL.COM
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: UNITED STATES... (ALL)
How I found your page: Altavista
Comments about the web site: VERY INTERESTING PICTURES, LOVE TO LOOK AT THEM ALL
Entry of Mar 23, 1999 at 08:07 [EST]
From: Jeff Thiessen - jeffrey74@yahoo.com
My HomePage: http://clubs.yahoo.com/clubs/oceanlinerstocruiseships
Favorite Liner: Queen Elizabeth
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: Looking for a forum to discuss your favorite ocean liners and cruise ships? Check out my homepage link.
~Yahoo! Clubs: Where it's at~
Entry of Mar 23, 1999 at 14:06 [EST]
From: Ken Tyson - highcountrywest@kachina.net
My HomePage: not yet
Favorite Liner: Titanic / Mauretania
How I found your page: Altavista
Comments about the web site:
Entry of Mar 23, 1999 at 17:05 [EST]
From: Gerard Manvussa - gerard_manvussa@hotmail.com
My HomePage: sorry, no homepage !
Favorite Liner:
How I found your page: Other(Please Specify below)
Comments about the web site:
Entry of Mar 23, 1999 at 17:08 [EST]
From: Gerard Manvussa - gerard_manvussa@hotmail.com
My HomePage: sorry, no homepage !
Favorite Liner:
How I found your page: Other(Please Specify below)
Comments about the web site: Nice site !
Entry of Mar 24, 1999 at 17:37 [EST]
From: tom sheldon - tom.sheldon@mailcity.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner:
How I found your page: Altavista
Comments about the web site: neat site, found it quickly with "aquitania" on altavista
my dad and his family sailed this ship in september of 1930, on their way to the soviet union--his stepdad was an engineer employed to tool factories or some such thing. i've come across a second class menu from the ship as well as a handful of photos taken on board and wanted to learn a little something about it....and i have! thanks
Entry of Mar 25, 1999 at 12:27 [EST]
From: tim - utt6@hotmail
My HomePage: none
Favorite Liner: none
How I found your page: Altavista
Comments about the web site: can you tell me the parts of the mauretania?
Entry of Mar 26, 1999 at 15:48 [EST]
From: Zach McCarthy - Zcmccoy86@yahoo.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Titanic, or Lusitania
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: Pretty good pictures, that's a pretty awsome ship
Entry of Mar 26, 1999 at 20:37 [EST]
From: Tito - tito@surfsouth.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Olympic, Titanic, Britannic=The White Star Giants
How I found your page: InfoSeek
Comments about the web site: I think that this is an excellent site. It provides good information on the Great Liners!
Entry of Mar 28, 1999 at 13:14 [EST]
From: Miguel Pavicich - Vernon@cinux.com.ar
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Normandie
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site:
Entry of Mar 28, 1999 at 13:18 [EST]
From: Miguel Pavicich - Vernon@cinux.com.ar
My HomePage: working on it
Favorite Liner: Normandie
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: Congratulations! You can have information about the great liners of the era.Good pictures and more.Thank you very much.
Entry of Mar 29, 1999 at 17:36 [EST]
From: Mike Powter - mjpow@mindless.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: love em all
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: Great sight, I was looking for info on the REX
Entry of Mar 29, 1999 at 17:40 [EST]
From: Mike Powter - mjpow@mindless.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: love em all
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: Great sight, I was looking for info on the REX
Entry of Mar 30, 1999 at 16:10 [EST]
From: Scott Reigel - Sdreigel@concentrin.net
My HomePage: Nope
Favorite Liner: 1. Normandie, 2. Big-U, 3. Rex
How I found your page: InfoSeek
Comments about the web site: I'm building models of the Queen Mary (Revell) and a scratchbuilt Andrea Dorea (1/600 scale). Any one know if the Dorea used lifeboat covers while in service? Looks like there is one draped over the 4th boat as she sinks. Or, were covers used on the Queen Mary after the crew quarters were added on top of the Verandah Grill? Looks like they were in use when she first sailed but soon disappeared. Thanks.
Entry of Mar 31, 1999 at 23:38 [EST]
From: Denise Williams - wslogan@glhardnet.com.au
My HomePage: Hermione-Forster High Australia
Favorite Liner: Lusitania
How I found your page: Altavista
Comments about the web site: Great site-using it in a history inquiry research-thanks
Entry of Mar 31, 1999 at 23:38 [EST]
From: Denise Williams - wslogan@glhardnet.com.au
My HomePage: Hermione-Forster High Australia
Favorite Liner: Lusitania
How I found your page: Altavista
Comments about the web site: Great site-using it in a history inquiry research-thanks
Entry of Apr 3, 1999 at 20:25 [EST]
From: Eric J. Gion (age 12 and very good scale modeler of liners) - mgion1@san.rr.com
My HomePage: san.rr.com
Favorite Liner: The legendary R.M.S. Lusitania
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: I am scratchbuilding a model of the Lusitania and I was wondering if you could send me the deck plans of her. If you can't, I wouldn't mind, but any photos or deck plans would be greatly appreciated.
Entry of Apr 3, 1999 at 21:07 [EST]
From: Eric J. Gion - mgion1@san.rr.com
My HomePage: NONE
Favorite Liner: R.M.S. Lusitania
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: I am scratchbuilding a model of the Lusitania. Please send me some deck plans of the liner if possible. If you can't,
I won't mind, but any pictures or deck plans would be very
helpful and greatly appreciated.
Entry of Apr 3, 1999 at 22:43 [EST]
From: Gord Owens - mogono @home.com
My HomePage: Rogers @home .com
Favorite Liner: Aquitania
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: In Febuary of 1947 our family returned to Canada on the Aquitania arriving @Halifax N. S. the crossing was very good consideribg the time of the year.The accumulation of snow was a tremendous shock having come from mild weather in Britain was quite a shockto us all. At the time I was a boy of 11Yrs ,however the memory is very vivid in my mind.
Entry of Apr 4, 1999 at 12:05 [EST]
From: John Reddy - JER.RED-SR@worldnet.att.net
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Leviathan
How I found your page: Altavista
Comments about the web site: Have you any more contacts or information about the Leviathan?
Entry of Apr 4, 1999 at 21:56 [EST]
From: John Miknavich - mohawk@dallas.net
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Normandie
How I found your page: InfoSeek
Comments about the web site: Was looking for photos to enhance my readings on the great Liners. Thanks for your pages.
Entry of Apr 4, 1999 at 23:42 [EST]
From: Swuliang - Swuliang@hotmail.com
My HomePage: None
Favorite Liner: S.S. France
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: I've signed the guestbook before. Is there any French
liners left out there? Does anyone agree with me when I say
the modern large liners look like floating turds? They don't
have any style. Oh yeah, what they did to the France to turn
it into the Norway totally destroyed the look of it.
Entry of Apr 5, 1999 at 17:51 [EST]
From: Mike Norton - ace@thepetdetective.com
My HomePage: www.thepetdetective.com
Favorite Liner: Berengaria and Titanic
How I found your page: Lycos
Comments about the web site: Bravo, I've been searching the Net for info on the Berengaria and I've finally hit the jackpot. Great web page. You do indeed provide a valuable service. I have numerous Berengaria and Imperator postcards and trinkets and have been looking for some good info on this great ship. Thanks.
Entry of Apr 5, 1999 at 22:42 [EST]
From: Ron Flagor - rf0459
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: QE 2
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site:
Entry of Apr 6, 1999 at 06:54 [EST]
From: Daryl - spitty@apex.au
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: RMS Titanic,RMS Queen Mary,Aquitannia
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: Great page,I only wish I could see some of these masive ships in the flesh. Please keep updating
Entry of Apr 6, 1999 at 16:25 [EST]
From: Eric J. Gion - mgion1@san.rr.com
My HomePage: none
Favorite Liner: R.M.S. Lusitania
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: Remember me? Thank you for writing me back. It is April 6, 1999 and I just figured the dimensions for my Lusitania model that I will be scratchbuilding. It will be 9 ft long and 1 ft wide. thank you for the info on the deck plans. My adress is: 14875 Priscilla St. San Diego, CA 92129. P.S. I would like to know your adress so I can send you some pictures of the model's construction.
Entry of Apr 7, 1999 at 05:15 [EST]
From: Martin de Rusett - winelines@lineone.net
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner:
How I found your page: Altavista
Comments about the web site: You may be interested to know that my Great Grandfather was Chief Naval Architect at Swan Hunter and was closely involved with the design of RMS Mauretania; hence my interest in your website. I have some furniture from one of the cabins - a rather clever wash stand!
Entry of Apr 7, 1999 at 10:40 [EST]
From: Curt Holland - cholland@ix.netcom.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: R.M.S. Lusitania
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: A very informative site. I enjoy reading and studying the golden age of ocean liners. There is few things more fascinating than the sea. Keep up the good work!
Entry of Apr 8, 1999 at 11:10 [EST]
From: Lady Juliet - 3713@unicorngrove.com
My HomePage: Lady Juliet's Balcony NOTE:Under construction will be online in summer 99
Favorite Liner: Titanic
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: Very good but on the pages telling the history of the liners
you need to change either the backround or the text color
because I found it very hard to read. The pictures were very
good but unfortunately due to the blocking software at my school
I was unable to access many of the Titanic pictures. I'm impresses
at the quality of information. Keep up the good work.
Entry of Apr 9, 1999 at 08:44 [EST]
From: jerome bigham - 55 dunmore treton n.j.
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner:
How I found your page: Altavista
Comments about the web site: please call me, i wanna to talk to some of your peoples at {609}538-8576.
PLEASSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!.Oh yeah, peace out to ya brotha!!!!
Entry of Apr 9, 1999 at 20:49 [EST]
From: meanjean33 - @aol,com
My HomePage: ?
Favorite Liner: Normandie
How I found your page: Altavista
Comments about the web site:
Entry of Apr 9, 1999 at 20:52 [EST]
From: meanjean33 - @aol.com
My HomePage: have none
Favorite Liner: normandie
How I found your page: Lycos
Comments about the web site: lovely pictures
Entry of Apr 9, 1999 at 21:28 [EST]
From: Jamie garner - garnerjlse@student.sosu.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: mauretania
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: You've done a great job with the site! I appreciate all the hard work. It's nice to see such a detailed site like this on the web.
Entry of Apr 10, 1999 at 14:00 [EST]
From: F.v.Kammen - fvkammen@freemail.nl
My HomePage: none
Favorite Liner: Westerdam
How I found your page: HotBot
Comments about the web site: I work on the westerdam in Germany on the Meyerwerft
Entry of Apr 11, 1999 at 02:36 [EST]
From: Robin Tse - robin_tse@hotmail.com
My HomePage: n.a.
Favorite Liner: RMS Queen Elizabeth, Normandie, France 1960
How I found your page: Link from another web page
Comments about the web site: Very nice web page. Great to see good web page on classice transatlantic liners.
Entry of Apr 12, 1999 at 09:02 [EST]
From: Jo-An M Partridge - AQUASPACEDATA@Bigpond.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Aquitania
How I found your page: Altavista
Comments about the web site: Date of last voyage and break-up?
Entry of Apr 12, 1999 at 22:20 [EST]
From: T.L. Schultz - msflix@yahoo.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner:
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: Help! I'm working on a model of the Lusitania and the picture on the box shows a dark red hull with bright red stacks. But I've also seen pictures with the hull and stacks the Cunard yellow. Which is correct?! Please let me know. Much thanks!
Entry of Apr 13, 1999 at 12:32 [EST]
From: karl w/ a k - bmstp311@aol.com
My HomePage: lalala
Favorite Liner: all of them
How I found your page: Altavista
Comments about the web site: all of it is beautiful i love it.....i make medals
Entry of Apr 13, 1999 at 22:20 [EST]
From: Colonel Bernard M Chachula - chachula@yahoo.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Leviathan
How I found your page: Other(Please Specify below)
Comments about the web site: I found your website using the "Dogpile" search engine.
I have become interested in the Leviathan because I believe my grandmother travelled on it from Poland to the United Statess (NY).
Today, while touring the Air Force Museum, I saw a newspaper on display from 6 April 1917 recounting the seizure of the Vaterland and its conversion into the Leviathan. When did that actually happen? Can anyone provide me more details?
Thank You.
Entry of Apr 14, 1999 at 15:02 [EST]
From: Neil J. Page - N/A
My HomePage: None
Favorite Liner: BERENGARIA, AQUITANIA, LUSITANIA & MAJESTIC
How I found your page: InfoSeek
Comments about the web site:
Entry of Apr 15, 1999 at 19:19 [EST]
From: Anthony Medeiros - lavenderboy@netzero.net
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Titanic/Britannic
How I found your page: Another Search Engine
Comments about the web site: Do you have any information on where to get modles of Britannic,Olympic,Lusitania,Mauretania and Aquitania? Preferrably 1/350 scale. Thank you.
Entry of Apr 15, 1999 at 19:32 [EST]
From: Lucinda Schnare - lnewell@sprint.ca
My HomePage: none
Favorite Liner: R.M.S Aquitania
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: where can i find the names of canadinas that saled in war time to or from canada
Entry of Apr 15, 1999 at 23:26 [EST]
From: Julia Bochanski - Julie1324@hotmail.com
My HomePage: http://mypage.goplay.com/jqtpie1324/
Favorite Liner: Titanic
How I found your page: Lycos
Comments about the web site: Thanks for all this information and the pictures!! It really helped me with my project for school!!
Thanks again!!
Entry of Apr 16, 1999 at 01:11 [EST]
From: Paul Summers - paul@interwoven.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner:
How I found your page: Lycos
Comments about the web site: While watching the DVD of the A&E documentary on the Titannic with my visiting parents, the question came up regarding the relative size of the Titannic compared to other large liners, in particular the Queen Mary which we had visited in Long Beach several years ago. My "Infopedia" and "Encarta" CDROMS didn't have the information, but Apple's Sherlock found your page via Lycos, and we shortly had the answer that the Queen Mary was almost twice the tonnage of the Titannic.
Thanks for spending the time setting up this site. You appear to have already linked to the other sites that turned up on my search, including uncommonjournys.com, and also a link to the University of Liverpool Cunard archives that didn't show up on my search. Note: The archives are off line at the moment.
I didn't fill in a "Favorite Liner", since I have only recently developed an interest in this area, and am currently infatuated with the Titannic. My interest in the history of the large ocean liners was sparked by watching the A&E Titannic documentary while it was being aired prior to the release of James Cameron's film. Cameron followed the film with his Titannic Explorer CDROM, which is an excellent reference that whetted my appetite even further.
It was my father who noticed the coincidence that we were watching the DVD of the Titannic disaster on April 15.
Entry of Apr 16, 1999 at 01:52 [EST]
From: Kim Gaisford - KimboNimbo@aol.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Titanic by far
How I found your page: A friend told me
Comments about the web site: I liked the picture of the Grand staircase, and the luxurious staterooms.
Entry of Apr 16, 1999 at 19:18 [EST]
From: Andy Hernandez Editor, "Ship Aficionado" magazine - shipfan1@bellsouth.net
My HomePage: www.shipaficionado.com
Favorite Liner: "Queen Elizabeth" and "Michelangelo" ( many more )
How I found your page: Altavista
Comments about the web site: Hi. I LOVE your website. A true liner lover!! Please go
to my website for info on new maritime magazine for the ship
enthusiast titled, "Ship Aficionado", due out in early July.
Look forward to hearing from you soon.
Regards,
Andy Hernandez
Editor, "Ship Aficionado"
Miami, Florida
Entry of Apr 16, 1999 at 19:33 [EST]
From: Andy Hernandez Editor, "Ship Aficionado" magazine - shipfan1@bellsouth.net
My HomePage: www.shipaficionado.com
Favorite Liner: "Queen Elizabeth" and "Michelangelo" ( many more )
How I found your page: Altavista
Comments about the web site: Hi. I LOVE your website. A true liner lover!! Please go
to my website for info on new maritime magazine for the ship
enthusiast titled, "Ship Aficionado", due out in early July.
Look forward to hearing from you soon.
Regards,
Andy Hernandez
Editor, "Ship Aficionado"
Miami, Florida
Entry of Apr 17, 1999 at 11:31 [EST]
From: Jean trainor - jean.trainor@pei.sympatico.ca
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Aquitania
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: I traveled on the Aquitania about May or June 1948 as a child of 13, and am presently writing my memoirs for my children and grandchildren. I was thrilled to find your web site with not only information but all these glorious pictures. I would be happy to be in touch with anyone who travelled at that particular time, and especially anyone who may remember the family who had their own room at the end of "C" deck which was mostly large rooms for women and girls, if my memory is correct.any memories of that particular sailing or copies of photos would be appreciated.
Entry of Apr 17, 1999 at 14:31 [EST]
From: Barbara Sontz - BSontz@aol.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Mauretania
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: Thanks for the site. My mother told me that she, my aunt and grandmother sailed on it from Southampton in November 1927, arriving in New York on Thanksgiving Day. I've wanted to research this for a while, so your site is quite welcome.
Entry of Apr 18, 1999 at 10:12 [EST]
From: Mark Wilson - markandvanessa@one.net.au
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Aquitania
How I found your page: Altavista
Comments about the web site: I believe my great great grandfather was chief engineer on the Aquitania. Do you know if where I can get crew details? Also, my father has glass photographic slides of the Aquitania. Would they be valuable?
Entry of Apr 18, 1999 at 10:16 [EST]
From: tony wilson - tony@wswing.freeserve.co.uk
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: aquitania/lusitania
How I found your page: Lycos
Comments about the web site: I have somme old photos on glass slides I think of the lusitania sailing out past liver buildings in liverpool
My great grandfather was cheif engineer on the Aquitania
Want to find out more.
Hope you'll respond
Bye
Tony
Entry of Apr 18, 1999 at 17:35 [EST]
From: Beverley Pinske - see web page
My HomePage: http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Flats/7236/
Favorite Liner:
How I found your page: InfoSeek
Comments about the web site: Thank you for the photo of the Empress of Ireland. I have recently found out I was related to four small girls that died in the wreck (ages 5-10). They were my first cousins, four times removed.
Entry of Apr 19, 1999 at 15:40 [EST]
From: Tom Lovell - stlovell@aol.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: RMS Titanic\HMHS Britannic
How I found your page: InfoSeek
Comments about the web site: I am most interested in the Olympic class liners and I am pleased to see someone who has info on the Britannic.
Excellent site!
Entry of Apr 19, 1999 at 15:55 [EST]
From: Larry Shimokaji - osse@hotmail.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: QUEEN MARY
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: I had Email you after I viewed you web page on the Queen Mary.
The Queen is docked in Long Beach and is a Hotel and they have section of the ship open to the public.
I would like to start a project (fund raiser) to open up more of the ship so the public could see more of this grand ship.
If you have any ideal please forward them to me at osse@cyberdude.com
Entry of Apr 19, 1999 at 15:59 [EST]
From: Larry Shimokaji - osse@hotmail.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: QUEEN MARY
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: I had Email you after I viewed you web page on the Queen Mary.
The Queen is docked in Long Beach and is a Hotel and they have section of the ship open to the public.
I would like to start a project (fund raiser) to open up more of the ship so the public could see more of this grand ship.
If you have any ideal please forward them to me at osse@cyberdude.com
If you would like to get in contact with me through what I call Slug mail (postal mail) my address is
Larry Shimokaji
14801 South Gramercy Place
Gardena, California 90249
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Hope to hear from you soon
Entry of Apr 19, 1999 at 17:55 [EST]
From: Titanic lover - Randy_River_84@yahoo.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Titanic
How I found your page: Other(Please Specify below)
Comments about the web site: Found you in dogpile.com.
Can you send me a picture of yourself ???
Please write me back.
Entry of Apr 19, 1999 at 22:06 [EST]
From: Shaun Enright - ShpWrek477@aol.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: R.M.S Lusitania
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site:
Entry of Apr 20, 1999 at 08:36 [EST]
From: Floy Stevens - none
My HomePage: NONE
Favorite Liner: TITANIC
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: I think your page is a wonder,keep it up ,it is great.
Entry of Apr 20, 1999 at 15:23 [EST]
From: tom stephenson - tom@.com
My HomePage: none
Favorite Liner: michelangello/raffaello
How I found your page: Link from another web page
Comments about the web site: i would like a deck plan of the Michelangello,if you have one.
i would even like a copy. Those were beautiful ships. They don't
build them like that anymore. Would you also have anything
about the great Leonardo da Vinci, another lovely Italian liner.
I do not have a website or E-mail. Would it be too much to ask you to mail this to me.\\
Address:Tom Stephenson
5310 Happiness Ln
San Antonio, Tx 78219
I will be waiting to hear from you.
Entry of Apr 21, 1999 at 05:50 [EST]
From: Judy Wilson - jini@bellsouth.net
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner:
How I found your page: InfoSeek
Comments about the web site: Thank you for your great narrative.
Entry of Apr 21, 1999 at 09:13 [EST]
From: mitchell macaulay - loserboy76@hotmail.com
My HomePage: none
Favorite Liner: titanic
How I found your page: Link from another web page
Comments about the web site: Is this page made by a macintosh?
Entry of Apr 21, 1999 at 09:54 [EST]
From: Chrystal Dove - smile_kiwi@yahoo.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Lusintania
How I found your page: InfoSeek
Comments about the web site: I found the best pictures for my project on your webpage its a masterpice.
Thanks
Entry of Apr 21, 1999 at 09:57 [EST]
From: Joyce Kilby - kilby@interlynx.net
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Aquitania
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: Have already submitted info and would now like to read other letters in your guestbook
Entry of Apr 23, 1999 at 18:04 [EST]
From: Blake - Dongtang@aol.com
My HomePage: http://members.tripod.com/~OlympicClass/index.html
Favorite Liner: Olympic, Titanic, Britannic, Lusitania, Mauretania, Aquitania
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: WONDERFUL!!! I have found a lot of sites about ships, but this one puts the others to shame!! I ALWAYS comeback. This site is awesome. Check out mine sometime!
~Blake
Entry of Apr 23, 1999 at 18:32 [EST]
From: John Lysdahl - wylddane@aol.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: USS United States
How I found your page: InfoSeek
Comments about the web site:
Entry of Apr 23, 1999 at 21:50 [EST]
From: Bob Lavin - bob@acengineer.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner:
How I found your page: Lycos
Comments about the web site: I came to the US in 1955 on the Mauretania.
Do you have any information as to the final fate of this ship.
Entry of Apr 24, 1999 at 15:03 [EST]
From: Bob - rcantin6413@hotmail.com
My HomePage: http://www.qbc.clic.net/rop_rom
Favorite Liner: SS Strathmore
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: Hi,
Here is the answer for The Big 3. Pictured in 1940 in New York Harbor. From top to bottom: Queen Elizabeth (2 stacks); Queen Mary (3 stacks); Normandie (smaller with 3 stacks) and Transat.
You can verify the information with Time Life Books, published in 1979, French collection named "la Grande Aventure de la Mer", page145
So, by the way, have you any pictures of SS Strathmore. That ship carried out thousands of Canadians soldiers from Halifax to Glasgow during WWII. I need one because I write a book about a Private named Robert Cantin who fell in action during the Normandy Battle on August 28th 1944. He crossed Atlantic with that ship.
Finally, your website is simply wonderful.
Bye
Bob
Entry of Apr 24, 1999 at 15:07 [EST]
From: Robert Cantin - rcantin6413@hotmail.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner:
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: Hi,
About the last e-mail, I made a mistake. Read from bottom to top. At the top the name is not Transat but Mauretania, second to wear that name.
Sorry,
Bob
Entry of Apr 24, 1999 at 20:38 [EST]
From: Vandra Masemann - masemann@interlog.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Aquitania
How I found your page: Other(Please Specify below)
Comments about the web site: I found this site on Mamma, the Mother of all Serach Engines.
Today is the 50th anniversary of our arrival in Halifax on the RMS Aquitania.
Entry of Apr 25, 1999 at 10:25 [EST]
From: vandra masemann - masemann@interlog.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Aquitania
How I found your page: Other(Please Specify below)
Comments about the web site: Greetings to all of those who came to Canada in April 1949 on the Aquitania. It is our 50th anniversary of arrival in the New World.
Entry of Apr 25, 1999 at 10:35 [EST]
From: vandra masemann - masemann@interlog.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Aquitania
How I found your page: Other(Please Specify below)
Comments about the web site: Greetings to all of those who came to Canada in April 1949 on the Aquitania. It is our 50th anniversary of arrival in the New World.
Entry of Apr 26, 1999 at 23:08 [EST]
From: Jason Cowden - trekkie56@hotmail.com
My HomePage: http://www.geocities.com/TheTropics/Island/3071
Favorite Liner: The Normandie, the Queen Mary
How I found your page: Link from another web page
Comments about the web site: Great site! Say, do you happen to have any information on the
CGT's last liner, the France?
Entry of Apr 29, 1999 at 03:43 [EST]
From: lee kearns - vk4ira@st.net.au
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: QUEEN MARY
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: DO you have any information on the "the dominion monarch"?would appricate any help.Thank you in advance
Entry of Apr 29, 1999 at 11:24 [EST]
From: Chris Cobb - Remography@aol.com
My HomePage: n/a
Favorite Liner: La Linea-Ceuta ferry
How I found your page: InfoSeek
Comments about the web site: Looking to find passenger list of QE's first offical civilian voyage sailing from Southampton in October 1946. Wonder if you had any suggestions short of the Public Records office in London which takes forever.
CC
Entry of Apr 29, 1999 at 19:23 [EST]
From: William J. Bromley - wjbromley@webtv.net
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Traveled to and from Europe on the BIG U in the summer of 1962
How I found your page: Link from another web page
Comments about the web site: I have a color print of the S.S. United States that I bought on board in the gift shop. It is by T. C. Skinner. Would anyone out there be interested in it? WJB
Entry of Apr 29, 1999 at 19:50 [EST]
From: Ken Thomas - vooght@gateway.net
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: RMS Brittanic
How I found your page: Other(Please Specify below)
Comments about the web site: Mr. Evers I frankly don't know how I found you as I am a novice to yhe internet. However I came to the U.S. aboard
RMS Britannic In January 1953 and have been spending time looking for info. on her since receiving my computer a couple of weeks ago.
The ship I came on was the third Britannic (1934 - 1960) and I truly believe the picture you show as Brittannic ll is in fact the
Britannic III. I have rather poor copies of photographs of her from the University of Liverpool archives as follows:-
a) Arriving New York
b) Being towed to her berth at Liverpool
c) On water with no surroundings
d) Outfitted as a war ship in
the second world war.
Entry of Apr 29, 1999 at 21:09 [EST]
From: JIM WILSON - JIMILAGRO@AOL.COM
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner:
How I found your page: Altavista
Comments about the web site:
Entry of Apr 29, 1999 at 22:05 [EST]
From: Ken Boner - kboner@netsync.net
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Aquitania
How I found your page: Another Search Engine
Comments about the web site: My father traveled to World War 1 on the Aquitania.
He was with the 112th Infantry, Company F, Pennsylvania
Keystone Division. I am sending you a copy of his passage
ticket by E-mail. He went over in 1917 and returned with
a Purple Heart and he fought in 5 Campagnes. I enjoyed your
web page. Regards Ken
Entry of Apr 30, 1999 at 16:46 [EST]
From: gregory jost - duksinaro
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: united states
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site:
Entry of Apr 30, 1999 at 22:55 [EST]
From: John Bilton - john@g-bilton.swinternet.co.uk
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: RMS Britannic
How I found your page: Link from another web page
Comments about the web site: My grandmother's first husband was one of the unlucky ones who died when the Britannic sank. His name was Henry Freebury, a private in the Royal Army Medical Corps (service number 52640).
Entry of May 2, 1999 at 00:49 [EST]
From: Carolina Lin Tsai - ghesta@hotmail.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Lusitania
How I found your page: Another Search Engine
Comments about the web site: Luv the pictures!
Entry of May 2, 1999 at 15:21 [EST]
From: April L Hutson - ahutson2@compuserve.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner:
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site:
Entry of May 2, 1999 at 16:07 [EST]
From: Alex McCue - j@breezie-bm.demon.co.uk
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: RMS Lusitania
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: I got lots of information from this site .
Cheers !
Entry of May 2, 1999 at 19:02 [EST]
From: Kyle Snihur - ksnihur@mb.sympatico.ca
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Mauretania (#1), Titanic, Queen Mary
How I found your page: InfoSeek
Comments about the web site: Thank you very much for these images. I am sad because so many of these once mighty vessels are no longer with us. Contemporary ships pale in comparison to these past ocean liners that defined prestige and class
Entry of May 3, 1999 at 20:31 [EST]
From: george mccormick - mccormick.g@ghc.org
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: ss united states
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: great close up photo's. I had been a passenger on her twice
and had actually looked into booking a flight to go back to
see what she looked like up close. I doubt I could have
got any closer. Of course it is very disturbing to see this
once great vessel reduced to its current condition, hope
something wonderful can come about for her.
Entry of May 4, 1999 at 14:37 [EST]
From: Tom M - ThomasM583@aol.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Andrea Doria
How I found your page: Altavista
Comments about the web site: Great stuff!
Entry of May 4, 1999 at 15:33 [EST]
From: Hilary Murphy - Paul.D.Murphy@btinternet.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Aquitania and Lusitania
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: My Great Grandfather was First Officer on Aquitania for a while. He also served on Lusitania, by family legend,he survived the torpedoing, though I'm altogether sure if this is true,as family history is not one of our strong points, due to events later in his life. If you could help confirm or deny this I'd be very grateful. Hilary
Entry of May 4, 1999 at 21:28 [EST]
From: E. J. Smith - Randoid @dreamscape.com
My HomePage: none
Favorite Liner:
How I found your page: Altavista
Comments about the web site:
Entry of May 4, 1999 at 23:51 [EST]
From: Claudio Alberto Garcia - rglucksm@sportconsulting.com.ar
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: TITANIC, OLIMPIC, BRITANNIC, QUEEN MARY, ETC...
How I found your page: Altavista
Comments about the web site: Where I can find the Queen Mary and the United States history's?
Entry of May 7, 1999 at 12:11 [EST]
From: Kevin Brawn - DMB5798034
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Lusitania
How I found your page: HotBot
Comments about the web site:
Entry of May 8, 1999 at 22:29 [EST]
From: Joyce Kilby - kilby@interlynx.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Aquitania
How I found your page: Altavista
Comments about the web site:
Entry of May 8, 1999 at 23:18 [EST]
From: Marian Craft - ecraft@vader.kootenay.net
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner:
How I found your page: InfoSeek
Comments about the web site: My Grandfather, James Stout, came to Canada on the Aquitania, August of 1913. It was nice to see what the ship looked like. Thank you.
Entry of May 9, 1999 at 11:59 [EST]
From: Heather - Star7478@aol.com
My HomePage: have a few!
Favorite Liner: I like them all........
How I found your page: A friend told me
Comments about the web site:
Entry of May 9, 1999 at 15:18 [EST]
From: Eric - mi62_reed1@yahoo.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Lusitania
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: i am extensive in the Titanic, but i like Lusitania a lot
Entry of May 10, 1999 at 12:00 [EST]
From: Bernie Reicher - retaxman@swlink.net
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: RMS Aquitqnia
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: I arrived in the US aboard the Aquitania on Dec 13, 1935 from Germany. I was 3 1/2 at the time and remember almost nothing about the voyage or the ship. Where can I learn more.
Thanks
Entry of May 10, 1999 at 21:52 [EST]
From: doug ecclestone - ljeccles@interlog.com
My HomePage: none
Favorite Liner: aquitania
How I found your page: Another Search Engine
Comments about the web site: I came to Canada on the Aquitania, November 1948, from Southampton to Halifax.
Entry of May 11, 1999 at 15:14 [EST]
From: Allen Miles - jallenm@awod.com
My HomePage: none
Favorite Liner: Michelangelo
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: When a child attending the 1939 Worlds Fair I saw the
Michaelangelo-Normindy- Queen Mary and the Gripsholm all in port in NY at one time side by side what a site the Michaelangelow I remember as the most beautiful all white.
Entry of May 12, 1999 at 16:07 [EST]
From: Lisa Wassell - Orlark@uswest.net
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Titanic
How I found your page: Altavista
Comments about the web site: Your pictures are great! Im 11 and I'm using one for my project
Entry of May 12, 1999 at 19:29 [EST]
From: Peggy MacPhie - pmacphie@hotmail.com
My HomePage: none
Favorite Liner: Olympic
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: well, your page was a god send. i was looking for a starting point when I had to do research into various ocean liners in service during WWI and most that I needed were named on your page. If only we had luxury liners like that coming through these days. I'd trade Holland America for the Mauretania any day.
Entry of May 14, 1999 at 00:29 [EST]
From: Leeny - Leeny5@ivillage.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Letitia
How I found your page: Other(Please Specify below)
Comments about the web site: this is a great site, wish I could of found my ship built in Glasgow Scotland in 1924, will keep looking thank you
Entry of May 14, 1999 at 07:54 [EST]
From: Anne NAZARI - anaz@alphalink.com.au
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: P & O Liner Maloya
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site:
Entry of May 14, 1999 at 12:15 [EST]
From: stephanie mancini - mancinis@middle.mtps.com
My HomePage: none
Favorite Liner: can't decide
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: are you a student in school? if so where do you live?
i found your site when i entered my own last name into a search.
Entry of May 14, 1999 at 13:21 [EST]
From: Stuart L. Brown - studor.brown@ns.sympatico.ca
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Italia
How I found your page: Altavista
Comments about the web site: Beautiful, I have travelled on the Queen Mary, Nieuw Amsterdam, Italia and Homeric and enjoyed them all. I would have liked to seen a more up to date Homeric and a picture of the Italia.
Entry of May 15, 1999 at 10:50 [EST]
From: Shannan Edwards - pp.edwards@virgin.net
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Lusitania
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: Information required for History homework.
The information was a great help as were the pictures.
Thank you.
Entry of May 15, 1999 at 18:42 [EST]
From: cassandra del-rae carbajal - karatgold@hotmail.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: titanic
How I found your page: Altavista
Comments about the web site:
Entry of May 17, 1999 at 00:39 [EST]
From: amanda liggins - me@hippy
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: lusitania
How I found your page: A friend told me
Comments about the web site:
Entry of May 18, 1999 at 03:22 [EST]
From: Ian H. Cheeseman - passenger on Aquitania, Aug. 1948 - rusangu@aloha.net
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: I don't have a favourite.
How I found your page: InfoSeek
Comments about the web site: Did you sail on her at any time?
Entry of May 18, 1999 at 03:28 [EST]
From: Ian H. Cheeseman - passenger on Aquitania, Aug. 1948 - rusangu@aloha.net
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: I don't have a favourite.
How I found your page: InfoSeek
Comments about the web site: Did you sail on her at any time? How would one find a passenger list for a voyage? I believe we left Southampton for Halifax about Aug. 10, 1948.
Entry of May 18, 1999 at 21:30 [EST]
From: Bunny LeDoux - LeD114@duncan.ntc.mnscu.edu
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner:
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: Great pictures. Thanks for sharing them with everyone. I'm from California and really get a pleasure seeing things from HOME!. Thanks again.
Entry of May 19, 1999 at 07:55 [EST]
From: Krzysztof Jureczko - jurkrzys@friko5.onet.pl
My HomePage: http://teri.ci.comarch.pl/html_jur/index_jur.html
Favorite Liner:
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: Pozdrowienia z Polski!
Pozwolilem sobie na dodanie linku do Pañskiej strony od siebie z opracowywanej Encylkopedii Morskiej.
Pozdrowienia.
Entry of May 19, 1999 at 22:50 [EST]
From: JANE - ALLIHAN@AOL
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner:
How I found your page: Altavista
Comments about the web site: HAVE YOU ANY KNOWLEDGE OF A PERFUME DECANTER MADE OF A HEAVY METAL SHAPED LIKE THE NORMANDY. THE PERFUME IS JEAN PATOU PARIS-FRANCE. AN ELDERLY FRIEND OF MINE PURCHASED IT ON THE MAIDEN VOYAGE OF THE NORMANDY.
Entry of May 23, 1999 at 07:42 [EST]
From: Dubois - cdt NORWAY@aol.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: SS Fra,ce and SS Canberra
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: Congratulations for your very beautifull and complete site about this marvellous liners!
Entry of May 25, 1999 at 23:06 [EST]
From: Rob Betz - Rob@lostliners.com
My HomePage: www.lostliners.com
Favorite Liner: Titanic
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: Great Site. If you need pictures of Titanic, let me know! My site is new; TItanic is complete. Others are coming soon!
Entry of May 25, 1999 at 23:46 [EST]
From: Gilbert J. Brashear - gjbrashear@aol.com
My HomePage: none
Favorite Liner: Titanic
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: What is (OR WAS) the largest Ocean Liner ever built????
Entry of May 26, 1999 at 15:08 [EST]
From: Bob - Bob@tomguns
My HomePage: Almost done!
Favorite Liner: R.M.S Titanic, Aquatania. All of them truthfully
How I found your page: InfoSeek
Comments about the web site: Great site, I'm still working on mine. I will tell you when I'm done.
Entry of May 27, 1999 at 15:07 [EST]
From: Brian Walls - wallsbri@aol.com
My HomePage: don't have one
Favorite Liner: Normandie
How I found your page: Altavista
Comments about the web site: Interesting pictures.
Entry of May 27, 1999 at 22:53 [EST]
From: Andrew Feely - andyfe@Geocities.com
My HomePage: www.Geocities.com/TimesSquare/2193
Favorite Liner:
How I found your page: InfoSeek
Comments about the web site:
Entry of May 29, 1999 at 01:39 [EST]
From: Jean Seaborn - sea@mb.sympatico.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Aquitania
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: Great pictures and lots of very interesting information! My ancestors arrived in Canada from Europe, aboard the Aquitania, in 1949.
Entry of May 30, 1999 at 10:47 [EST]
From: mary mckillen - matthew.mckillen@gte.net
My HomePage: none
Favorite Liner: aquitania
How I found your page: Altavista
Comments about the web site: we were in glasgow during the war.because of medical reasons my father was not in the army, however, he worked at john brown's shipyard daily, and was served on the volunteer fire brigade at night, during the bombings ( the germans were trying to blow up the ship yards). i remember spend a good part of my childhood, in the bomb shelter.
after the war, enough money was saved to buy passage to canada, on the aquitania.it was a time of "firsts". i had never been to england, certainly never rode in a taxi, a london cab at that,which took a slight detour, so we could ride by buckingham palace! what a thrill for an 8 year girl! we took the train to southampton the following day.i will never forget my first sight of the aquitania. the size was mind boggling!! i remember thinking of how i could describe it's size, in relation to familiar things, and the only thing that came to mind, was to use city blocks as a measure of length, and multi story buildings as height!
when we finally were aboard and settled in, the time came to cast off, everyone went on deck and i remember a song was sung by everyone on deck and on the pier. it was a vera lynn song "we'll meet again". to this day, when i hear that melody, i think of that time.
the ship was a floating palace to me, and every time i could slip away from my family, (it must been terrible for my mother, since she was so sea sick, she wasn't as vigilant as she usually was), i was off exploring. i had no concept of the different "class" decks, in my minds eye, the whole ship was mine to explore. others felt differently, and on more than one occasion i was returned to my poor sick mother, who assured the steward she would keep a closer eye on her errant child. it didn't help my image any, that my older brother and sister were so good, and never wandered off, but i think perhaps the fact that they were a bit "green about the gills" too, tempered their urge to roam too.
the food was unbelievable!!! after being on rations for so long, the array and variety available, was staggering to the mind.i know i gorged, and thanks to my youth, i never suffered to much, in spite of it or the stormy north atlantic, that november of 1947.
we were greeted in halifax, by a huge blanket of snow. more than i had ever seen or could imagine. the snow stayed with us during our train ride to toronto, creating "fairy land" , to welcome us to canada.
Entry of May 30, 1999 at 10:56 [EST]
From: mary mckillen - matthew.mckillen@gte.net
My HomePage: none
Favorite Liner: aquitania
How I found your page: Altavista
Comments about the web site: we were in glasgow during the war.because of medical reasons my father was not in the army, however, he worked at john brown's shipyard daily, and was served on the volunteer fire brigade at night, during the bombings ( the germans were trying to blow up the ship yards). i remember spend a good part of my childhood, in the bomb shelter.
after the war, enough money was saved to buy passage to canada, on the aquitania.it was a time of "firsts". i had never been to england, certainly never rode in a taxi, a london cab at that,which took a slight detour, so we could ride by buckingham palace! what a thrill for an 8 year girl! we took the train to southampton the following day.i will never forget my first sight of the aquitania. the size was mind boggling!! i remember thinking of how i could describe it's size, in relation to familiar things, and the only thing that came to mind, was to use city blocks as a measure of length, and multi story buildings as height!
when we finally were aboard and settled in, the time came to cast off, everyone went on deck and i remember a song was sung by everyone on deck and on the pier. it was a vera lynn song "we'll meet again". to this day, when i hear that melody, i think of that time.
the ship was a floating palace to me, and every time i could slip away from my family, (it must been terrible for my mother, since she was so sea sick, she wasn't as vigilant as she usually was), i was off exploring. i had no concept of the different "class" decks, in my minds eye, the whole ship was mine to explore. others felt differently, and on more than one occasion i was returned to my poor sick mother, who assured the steward she would keep a closer eye on her errant child. it didn't help my image any, that my older brother and sister were so good, and never wandered off, but i think perhaps the fact that they were a bit "green about the gills" too, tempered their urge to roam too.
the food was unbelievable!!! after being on rations for so long, the array and variety available, was staggering to the mind.i know i gorged, and thanks to my youth, i never suffered to much, in spite of it or the stormy north atlantic, that november of 1947.
we were greeted in halifax, by a huge blanket of snow. more than i had ever seen or could imagine. the snow stayed with us during our train ride to toronto, creating "fairy land" , to welcome us to canada.
Entry of May 30, 1999 at 15:08 [EST]
From: TERRY POSOVICH - 0
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: UNITED STATES
How I found your page: Other(Please Specify below)
Comments about the web site:
Entry of Jun 1, 1999 at 07:41 [EST]
From: Brian Worcester - JWorc1959
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Titanic,Britannic,Lusatania,Andrea Doria,Grandprincess
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: I think this site was great!I love to learn about liners.
Entry of Jun 2, 1999 at 09:14 [EST]
From: Colleen Ferris - ferrisfam@msn.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Leviathan
How I found your page: Lycos
Comments about the web site: I was so glad to find this info. My great grandfather was an engineer on the ship..I have an old medal of his commemorating the world record run on June 22, 1923...and I have been looking for any info I could find. this is great!
Entry of Jun 5, 1999 at 11:09 [EST]
From: kattis - kattiz_j@hotmail.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: titanic,britannic and lusitania
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site:
Entry of Jun 5, 1999 at 11:21 [EST]
From: ----,---´---,@ - :()
My HomePage: :)
Favorite Liner: :( titanic :( britanic and lusitania
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site:
Entry of Jun 5, 1999 at 11:55 [EST]
From: Robert Babcock - robbodobbo@yahoo.com
My HomePage: Sorry, just got a computer & internet: yet to learn
Favorite Liner: Normandie, pref. before aft tourist lounge added
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: Landlocked in Lawrence, Kansas, I love nautical history: ocean liners are favorite, Normandie tops. Have some Miller and Braynard books. Know locals who have traveled liners (Ile,QM,QE(1),Caronia,Liberte,etc.) Great friend now on Holland-America Maasdaam to Alaska, seasoned travlr:Envy!
Entry of Jun 5, 1999 at 20:09 [EST]
From: Alan C. Knollmeyer - ack52@hotmail.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: United States and Nieuw Amsterdam
How I found your page: Other(Please Specify below)
Comments about the web site: New photos of the United States are beautiful but sad. I had a
wonderful crossing on her in 1967. What ever happened to her sister ship
the America?
Entry of Jun 6, 1999 at 23:23 [EST]
From: Danny Hartman - hartmand@ulsea.com.sg
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner:
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: About to make my first trip on a liner, excited like a kid!
Entry of Jun 7, 1999 at 09:59 [EST]
From: dork - jkou
My HomePage: iiu
Favorite Liner: iffvvi
How I found your page: Altavista
Comments about the web site:
Entry of Jun 8, 1999 at 21:42 [EST]
From: Andrew - at_man@hotmail.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Oceanic and the Titanic
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: Your site is very interesting. My great great grandparents sailed on the MAiden Voyage of the Oceanic with my great garandmother. I never met them but I was 6 when my Great Grandmother died. They sailed in second class. They lived in Buffalo for years. I live in Bay City. I once heard that my great uncle may have travelled on the Normandie in second class but I don't know.
Entry of Jun 9, 1999 at 21:30 [EST]
From: Joseph A. Lagudi - RVCFDH1@AOL.COM
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner:
How I found your page: A friend told me
Comments about the web site: I Love Your Web site. Can I get pictures of the ships my parents arrived on to America?
"Ancona" in 1909
"Conte Biancamano" in 1928
Entry of Jun 10, 1999 at 00:57 [EST]
From: Linda Fries - mtbiker@poky.srv.net
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Aquitania
How I found your page: InfoSeek
Comments about the web site: My grandmother came over from Scotland on the Aquitania thus my
interest in this beautiful liner.
Entry of Jun 10, 1999 at 14:37 [EST]
From: ED MATTSON - emattson@qis.net
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner:
How I found your page: Altavista
Comments about the web site: I recently bought a painting ofthe Aquitania in a Cunard
Lines frame. It peaked my interest since it looked like the
Titanic. Thanks Ed Mattson
Entry of Jun 11, 1999 at 10:27 [EST]
From: Jo ROE Carpenter - ecarp@ecst.csuchico.edu
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner:
How I found your page: Other(Please Specify below)
Comments about the web site: My Scottish grandfather worked as a steward on the Cunard Line prior to joining the CEF in WWI. It is possible that he worked on the RMS Mauretania. My genealogy searching has been difficult and this website has been a WEALTH of information. THANK YOU!!
Entry of Jun 13, 1999 at 08:26 [EST]
From: Geoff Pettman - GPETTMAN@BEYONDTECH.NET
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Aquatania
How I found your page: InfoSeek
Comments about the web site: Am intersted to find any info on the Aquatania particularly its use as a troop ship during WW2 in the Pacific
Entry of Jun 13, 1999 at 22:36 [EST]
From: Rob Betz - Rob@LostLiners.com
My HomePage: http://www.lostliners.com
Favorite Liner: Titanic
How I found your page: Other(Please Specify below)
Comments about the web site: I'm not sure how I found this site. I bookmarked it the first time I visited and have come back several times. It's a great site. Enjoyed it a lot.
Entry of Jun 14, 1999 at 12:42 [EST]
From: Don Davis - majorroy@netscape.net
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Titanic, Queen Mary, Normandie, Queen Elizabeth 1
How I found your page: Lycos
Comments about the web site: Great page. Would like to get more detailed info on these ships of thier war service. And any other liners used in war duties.
Thanks for the info.
Don
Entry of Jun 15, 1999 at 16:49 [EST]
From: Joan Rees - dixie1@gte.net
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner:
How I found your page: Altavista
Comments about the web site: I looked up information on the Mauretania because while going through some things in my attic I came upon a tea strainer with a red and blue insignia with a crown and the name of R M S MAURETANIA. Apparently it was brought back as a souvenir from someone who sailed on her. The relatives would have sailed from the US and am not sure what the last date of sail from the US was. If anyone reads this and can answer I would appreciate it.Thank You, Joan Rees
Entry of Jun 16, 1999 at 03:44 [EST]
From: Bob and Linda - bobm@teleport.com
My HomePage: None
Favorite Liner: Aquitania
How I found your page: Link from another web page
Comments about the web site: Great information about the Aquitania! My wifes father came over to Halifax, N.S. on this very ship in it's last voyage of 1949 from Glasgow Scottland. Thanks for the information. I will be sending it to him for his 50th anniversary living in the USA.
Entry of Jun 16, 1999 at 20:53 [EST]
From: Frank H. Keller - Frank Keller@webtv.net
My HomePage: Sailed on this Liner in WW 2
Favorite Liner: Aquatania
How I found your page: Altavista
Comments about the web site: I Sailed from New York to Glasgow, Scotland in Feburary
1944' The trip took five days. When we left New York
the Queen Mary was sitting in the harbor, when we arrived
in Glasgow she was sitting there to welcome us.
Thank you for the photos & information.
Entry of Jun 17, 1999 at 13:11 [EST]
From: João Amaral - johnnie@alternex.com.br
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Rosa da Fonseca
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: Congratulations for your web site.Great ships are amongf the greatest achievements of man kind. I'm searching for a liner called Minneapolis. She used to cross atlantic in the beginning of the 20Th centurie. I don't believe that she was a big one, but aI have family reasons in this search. Would you help me? thanks a lot. Best Regards.
Entry of Jun 17, 1999 at 13:12 [EST]
From: João Amaral - johnnie@alternex.com.br
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Rosa da Fonseca
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: Congratulations for your web site.Great ships are amongf the greatest achievements of man kind. I'm searching for a liner called Minneapolis. She used to cross atlantic in the beginning of the 20Th centurie. I don't believe that she was a big one, but aI have family reasons in this search. Would you help me? thanks a lot. Best Regards.
Entry of Jun 17, 1999 at 23:18 [EST]
From: Matthew Secondi - neola@btc-bci.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Lusitania
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: I wish I could find more info on the Lusitania.
Entry of Jun 18, 1999 at 09:19 [EST]
From: James T Kirk - JimKirk_2463_99
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: wreck of the Brittanic
How I found your page: Altavista
Comments about the web site:
Entry of Jun 18, 1999 at 23:02 [EST]
From: Dave Richmond - Randoid@dreamscape.com
My HomePage: YahOO
Favorite Liner: United States
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: You have some great pic's here I use them as wallpapers all the time. those pic's of the United States are great. It's really a shame the way she turned out isnt it? I'd like to see her put back into service. anyway great site--thanx
Entry of Jun 20, 1999 at 21:19 [EST]
From: Paul Mitchell - pmitch@zetnet.co.uk
My HomePage: http://www.users.zetnet.co.uk/mitch/
Favorite Liner: Queen Mary
How I found your page: InfoSeek
Comments about the web site: Must send you a postcard or two for your collection.....
Entry of Jun 21, 1999 at 19:39 [EST]
From: pat walker - pat_624@hotmail.com
My HomePage: na
Favorite Liner:
How I found your page: Link from another web page
Comments about the web site: I may have suggested this earlier. It concerns the Queen Mary material. It could be argued that her finest hour was that trip in May (I think) 1945 when she carried literally thousands of American GIs into New York from the European Theatre of Operations. A wonderful photo of that appeared in Life Magazine. Surely no other liner has ever carried a more precious gift home safely to its destination. Might that hour not be celebrated in your catalog?
Entry of Jun 22, 1999 at 06:20 [EST]
From: Chris Baldry - baldy@chimeara.swinternet.co.uk
My HomePage: http://www.geocities.com/Area51/Meteor/6349
Favorite Liner: Aquitania
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: Great Page, some brilliant pictures of wonderful liners.
True heritage of Britain
Entry of Jun 22, 1999 at 06:28 [EST]
From: Alister Lester - ALYZ@XTRA.COM.NZ
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: QUEEN MARY
How I found your page: Altavista
Comments about the web site:
Entry of Jun 22, 1999 at 13:55 [EST]
From: stuart rice - stuartrice@hotmail.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: norwegian sea
How I found your page: Altavista
Comments about the web site:
Entry of Jun 22, 1999 at 18:55 [EST]
From: Mark Burton - mburton@ns.sympatico.ca
My HomePage: None
Favorite Liner: Aquitania
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: Very interested in your coverage of the Aquitania, I came
aboard her in 1948 as a young lad of 18 years of age,
did not know anyone on the North American Continent.
Would think twice about it today. Thank you for all your
effort in producing this fine site.
Entry of Jun 24, 1999 at 14:40 [EST]
From: Ty J. Brennan - PlaugeTwo@AOL.com
My HomePage: n/a
Favorite Liner: Queen Elizabeth 2 and The Norway [France]
How I found your page: WebCrawler
Comments about the web site: Great web site wish I could go on the Queen Elizabeth 2
Entry of Jun 25, 1999 at 14:35 [EST]
From: julea hicks - julea.h@ukonline.co.uk
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: empress of britian/queen elizabeth 1st
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: great site my father sailed on the empress of britian maiden voyage he joined her while she was still in the shipyard
Entry of Jun 25, 1999 at 22:22 [EST]
From: Cameron Villers - capplover@netscape.net
My HomePage: So far-unavalible
Favorite Liner: SSUS
How I found your page: Excite
Comments about the web site: I'm looking for pics of the boilers and engines of SSUS.If anybody can help please send me a copy.
Entry of Jun 27, 1999 at 04:48 [EST]
From: Tony - tony@wswing.freeserve.co.uk
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Aquitania and Lusitania
How I found your page: Other(Please Specify below)
Comments about the web site: Hello again
I'm trying to find out something about my Great Garndfather George Patterson (1864-1941)who served on the Aquitania on her maiden voyage. He was Engineer Commodore with Cunard and was awarded a medal on his retirement.
So far had no luck on this but found out lots about Liverpool Liver birds and Great George clocks.
You see I have these very old negative glass slides recently enlarged to 10 by 8 inches showing the Lusitania sailing from the Pier head taken early in 1911.
Bets wishes
Tony
Entry of Jun 28, 1999 at 14:24 [EST]
From: Jocelyn Chatterton - jocelyn@cixi.demon.co.uk
My HomePage: www.cixi.demon.co.uk
Favorite Liner: Mauretania
How I found your page: Other(Please Specify below)
Comments about the web site: I came here via Ask Jeeves.
See my email.
Entry of Jun 28, 1999 at 14:25 [EST]
From: Jocelyn Chatterton - jocelyn@cixi.demon.co.uk
My HomePage: www.cixi.demon.co.uk
Favorite Liner: Mauretania
How I found your page: Other(Please Specify below)
Comments about the web site: I came here via Ask Jeeves.
See my email.
Entry of Jun 29, 1999 at 02:36 [EST]
From: Greg Bishop - dejawho@msn.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Normandie
How I found your page: Another Search Engine
Comments about the web site: Incredible! I'm so impressed. I bookmarked your page and it will become my encyclopedia on Liners! Thanks
Entry of Jun 30, 1999 at 18:05 [EST]
From: T Lewis - tlewis@reddings.demon.co.uk
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: all
How I found your page: Altavista
Comments about the web site: I have available original DeckPlans of the conversion
of the Queen Mary from a passenger liner to troopship during
WWII. The plans measure 11ft x 2ft (approx) and are genuine
and authenticated by Cunard as being the only plans of that
nature in public ownership. I am thinking of selling the plans
and would be grateful for any advice you may have as regards
their final sale.
Entry of Jun 30, 1999 at 20:49 [EST]
From: Stephanie Muskens - yumi@caliph.net.au
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Normandie
How I found your page: Link from another web page
Comments about the web site: Love the pictures. The info is well detailed. Will you be doing an info page on the Italian liner Rex or Conte De Savoia?
Entry of Jul 1, 1999 at 04:48 [EST]
From: James Macmillan - james@tig.com.au
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: empress of britain
How I found your page: Other(Please Specify below)
Comments about the web site: found your page in webferret
I remember the empress of britain coming into wellington harbour N.Z.
many years later a friend her served on her in ww2 showed me a photo as they abandoned her in the atlantic
her plates were that hot, that the photo showed the paint blistering
as they lowered the lifeboats I think that was about 1941-2
kind regards James
Entry of Jul 1, 1999 at 05:32 [EST]
From: Linda - pete@coastnet.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Queen Elizabeth I - (I have the passenger list from l947)
How I found your page: Altavista
Comments about the web site: I am looking for The Duchess of York ocean liner. We arrived at Halifax December 30th, 1938 from England (either Southhampton or Liverpool) on it. Could you find some information on it for me. I would appreciate it very much. I was 18 months old at the time, and am now 61.
Entry of Jul 2, 1999 at 13:53 [EST]
From: Linda Collins - lcollins@wheatonma.edu
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner:
How I found your page: Another Search Engine
Comments about the web site: Louis,
Is there a consummate source for the history of ocean liners? I am particularly interested in the Canadian Pacific, Empress of Britain.
Thanks,
Linda Collins
Entry of Jul 2, 1999 at 16:54 [EST]
From: Judy Merry - jmerry@san.rr.com
My HomePage: Netscape
Favorite Liner: Old: Titanic New: Renaissance
How I found your page: Other(Please Specify below)
Comments about the web site: Am relatively new at exploring the web, and using search
engines - the more I learn, the more I want to learn!
Today I tried searching for Lusitania by going to "GoTo.com"
As I searched for stories and information your wonderful
web page came up! Enjoyed it very much. Look for a postcard in the
mail!
Entry of Jul 3, 1999 at 01:28 [EST]
From: CANDICE - CANDICE_MC@HOTMAIL.COM
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: AQUITANIA
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: I THANK YOU FOR PUTTING UP THIS SITE. I WAS
LOOKING FOR A PLACE THAT HAD MEMORABILIA 4 SALE FROM THE
AQUATANIA, ORIGINALLY, BUT I CAME ACCROSS YOUR SITE INSTEAD
AND IM GLAD I DID. MY GRANDMOTHER AND FATHER CAME OVER TO
CANADA ON THE AQUITANIA IN 1946, AND THANKS 2 YOUR SITE I FOUND LOTS OF INFO. THANKS
Entry of Jul 4, 1999 at 06:49 [EST]
From: Geoff Pettman - gpettman@beyondtech
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Aquitania
How I found your page: InfoSeek
Comments about the web site:
Entry of Jul 4, 1999 at 07:02 [EST]
From: Geoff Pettman - gpettman&beyondtech
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Aquitania
How I found your page: InfoSeek
Comments about the web site: My interest in this vessel was aroused by an enquiry from my father-in-law. His brother sailed on her as a troop ship from Australia late 1941 As he never returned we are keen to gather any info possible re the Aquiatanias movements in the Pacific. We would like to hear from ex servicemen or others that may be able to fill in some of the blanks for us.Whilst on this quest I have been particularly interested in the other data I've read on your web site.Most people seem to have heard of the Titanic but don't realise that there were other great liners in operation in that era
Entry of Jul 4, 1999 at 16:41 [EST]
From: ken freeman - tgfegftgfrg.com
My HomePage: erfederfdw
Favorite Liner: queen mary
How I found your page: WebCrawler
Comments about the web site:
Entry of Jul 7, 1999 at 08:12 [EST]
From: Jochen Gielen - none
My HomePage: none
Favorite Liner: HMHS Britannic
How I found your page: Altavista
Comments about the web site: I find your site very good , if you have information about liners of cunard , white star or red star , please send it to me , my adres is
Bekerveldweg 42
3520 Zonhoven
Limburg
België
Entry of Jul 8, 1999 at 17:19 [EST]
From: John Alan Rye - JAR@southern.yellowbook.com
My HomePage: ---
Favorite Liner: Normandie
How I found your page: Excite
Comments about the web site: I'm so glad to have found a place where they ask you what your favorite was/is.
Very nice site! Alot of photos I had not seen.
Anyone know anything about the rumors the US is building two huge "liners"? ...and did the USS United States make the Millenium Project?
Entry of Jul 9, 1999 at 17:53 [EST]
From: Tim Laurence - trl@idirect.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: RMS Republic.
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: Have sent you an e-mail. Hope it helps. T. Laurence
Entry of Jul 9, 1999 at 22:38 [EST]
From: Joyce Miller - joycesmiller@prodigy.net
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Queen Elizabeth
How I found your page: Excite
Comments about the web site: I was looking for information about the RMS Queen Elizabeth and happy to find this site.
Entry of Jul 11, 1999 at 08:09 [EST]
From: Captain Cesar Vicente - seacorp@cantv.net
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: UNITED STATES
How I found your page: HotBot
Comments about the web site: Good Job, Congratulations
Entry of Jul 11, 1999 at 21:42 [EST]
From: David A. Sullivan - Mmmmbear@aol.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Luisitania
How I found your page: Another Search Engine
Comments about the web site: I own a 1935 Solid Bronze MINT launch medallion for SS. Narmandie, unfortunately am looking to sell it. If you are interested contact me at my E-mail address: Mmmmbear@aol.com
Entry of Jul 14, 1999 at 22:09 [EST]
From: Lisa L. Karimipour - fatampa@hotmail.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner:
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: I was interested in finding out about the Mauretania, for I bought an antique pen for a pen collector friend of mine which featured a "floating" R.M.S. Mauretania, and I was curious as to the history of the ship. Now I can give my friend some background information about the pen/ship to him. Thank you.
Entry of Jul 16, 1999 at 11:31 [EST]
From: Bonnie Calnek - bonnie.r.calnek@state.or.us
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner:
How I found your page: Altavista
Comments about the web site:
Entry of Jul 16, 1999 at 19:19 [EST]
From: Earl E. Lane - emerylane@aol.com
My HomePage: none
Favorite Liner: Acquitania
How I found your page: Altavista
Comments about the web site: Rode the Aquitania to UK February, 1944. We had 8,000 troops (U.S.) aboard. Had twin-engined German bomber make a run on us, but on photo mission.
Entry of Jul 17, 1999 at 05:19 [EST]
From: John Fisher - j.fisher@uq.net.au
My HomePage: http://www.uq.net.au/~zzjfishe.htm
Favorite Liner: RMS Andes
How I found your page: Altavista
Comments about the web site: I travelled from Cape Town to Gibraltar in RMS Andes in April of 1945
We celebrated VE day in Gibraltar harbour, when lots of the anti-aircraft ammunition was fired off!
We had to take convoy, as Japan was still at war, and there were fears of Japanes submarines (or maybe of rogue Germans!)
We finally arrived in Liverpool on Whitmonday of 1945
A memorable voyage for a 9 year old!
Entry of Jul 17, 1999 at 09:52 [EST]
From: Reuben Aho - Rsaho@aol.com
My HomePage: none
Favorite Liner: Mauretania
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: My mother and her mother and sisters came to America (US) from Hango Finland in 1910. She was 10 years of age. I would like to find a page where the ships manifest is viewable.
Entry of Jul 18, 1999 at 22:34 [EST]
From: mike lubman - blndsman@aol.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: rms aquitania
How I found your page: Lycos
Comments about the web site: my mother emigrated to the USA abord the RMS Aquitania in 1922. Thank you very much for your information.
Entry of Jul 19, 1999 at 08:40 [EST]
From: Teresa Greene - tkgreene@getaway.net
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: not sure like ships
How I found your page: Link from another web page
Comments about the web site: Where do you go to get all of this to put on here?
Teresa
Entry of Jul 20, 1999 at 15:59 [EST]
From: dan cohen - dmcohen@aol.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: vaterland
How I found your page: Altavista
Comments about the web site: i have a painting my grandfather did of the vaterland in 1923. the story was that he came to america as part of the merchant marines in 1919 on that ship. the only problem is, as i have discovered, in 1914 the vaterland was siezed and then the name changed. as best i can figure it out- he must have come over earlier as part of the crew that was siezed and was one of the crew members who refused to go bacl home. my question is this- is there any list of the names of the crew of the vaterland? i would love to check and see if his name is listed there- particularly since the story he told the fmaily does not hold but he is no longer living to clarify things.
thanks for any help you can offer.
dan cohen
dmcohen@aol.com
Entry of Jul 21, 1999 at 13:06 [EST]
From: phillip ditch - bigggs2@hotmail.com
My HomePage: none
Favorite Liner: QUEEN MARY&QUEEN ELIZABETH
How I found your page: Lycos
Comments about the web site:
Entry of Jul 22, 1999 at 22:29 [EST]
From: Jay Platko - Jay_B_Platko@prodigy.net
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Queen Elizabeth
How I found your page: Link from another web page
Comments about the web site: I am lucky to have visited the Queen Elizabeth when it was docked in Port Everglades, FL. I have also been on the Queen Mary in Long Beach, CA
Entry of Jul 23, 1999 at 10:35 [EST]
From: Dr. Wm. E. Atkinson - weatkin@tarleton.edu
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner:
How I found your page: Other(Please Specify below)
Comments about the web site: Found you through Simple Search and appreciated the infor-
mation. I am still looking for brief description of the
SS France.
Entry of Jul 23, 1999 at 18:45 [EST]
From: Charlene Arcidiacono - charleneea@yahoo.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner:
How I found your page: Lycos
Comments about the web site: I have recently acquired a ladies powder compact which depicts the RMS Berengaria over butterfly wings. Very pretty. Wanted to find out about it. This helps. Thank you.
Entry of Jul 24, 1999 at 14:32 [EST]
From: Peter Davies-Garner - PANDavies@aol.com
My HomePage: none
Favorite Liner: Olympic
How I found your page: Another Search Engine
Comments about the web site: The picture of Olympics boat deck was taken by a Mr. W.H. Rau in New York. As the top rims of the boats have not yet been painted red the picture was taken before March 1912 possibly on the maiden voyage. I have about ten photos of the W.H.Rau collection. The photograph showing the starboard bow (with the paint heavily scarred was also taken by him - this was the maiden voyage. The portside view with the Olympic listing heavily to port was taken in Halifax possibly in 1918. Its decks are loaded with troops returning home causing the severe list. This picture was once included in a White Star advertizing boolket.
I hope my infos helped you a bit.
Regards
Peter from Germany
Entry of Jul 26, 1999 at 18:29 [EST]
From: Ed Kuhnel - EKu4833380@aol.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner:
How I found your page: Other(Please Specify below)
Comments about the web site: looking into this ship as a dive site .I was looking for more info on it and found you here thanks
Entry of Jul 26, 1999 at 21:30 [EST]
From: Jon Day - jon132@globalserve.net
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Aquitania
How I found your page: Altavista
Comments about the web site: Landed Halifax 7 Feb 1947 after a 6 day "austerity" trip aboard RMS Aquitania.Your page indicates that Cdn govt chartered Aquitania after 1 Apr 1948 for purposes of ferrying immigrants. Can that date be true?
Entry of Jul 27, 1999 at 03:07 [EST]
From: Alvito Abreo - maxabreo@bol.net.in
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: RMS CARONIA
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site:
Entry of Jul 27, 1999 at 13:18 [EST]
From: Ashton Wilson - wilsonas@iafrica.com
My HomePage: none
Favorite Liner: Cape Town Castle(Union Castle Line)
How I found your page: HotBot
Comments about the web site:
Entry of Jul 28, 1999 at 08:57 [EST]
From: floy stevens - none
My HomePage: yahoo
Favorite Liner: ss normandie
How I found your page: WebCrawler
Comments about the web site: SS Normandie tops all liners then and probably know. She has speed luxury and length.
LARGEST SHIP IN THE WORLD!
Entry of Jul 28, 1999 at 15:07 [EST]
From: Jeff Terrell - lumo108@gateway.net
My HomePage: none
Favorite Liner: United States/Queen Mary
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: Pretty good content. Especially enjoy the pictures of the old ocean greyhounds. Thanks.
Entry of Jul 28, 1999 at 22:26 [EST]
From: Susie - robinson@phd-computers.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Normandie
How I found your page: Other(Please Specify below)
Comments about the web site: My grandmother recently passed away and we were going thru her photo albums and found photos of the Normandie laying on its side. I checked snap.com and found you and your Normandie page and I am very happy to have found you. I am glad to know the history behind the photos!
Entry of Jul 29, 1999 at 17:42 [EST]
From: George - vlftr@swbell.net
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Queen Mary
How I found your page: Other(Please Specify below)
Comments about the web site: My daughter sent me your web page.(see Susie above). I have a picture
of her taken in front of the Queen Mary when it was still in use and
docked in new york. Great photos in your page.
Entry of Jul 30, 1999 at 08:34 [EST]
From: Richard Marino - rmarino@riversidehealth.org
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner:
How I found your page: Altavista
Comments about the web site: I very much enjoyed yout Normandie site
Entry of Jul 30, 1999 at 12:44 [EST]
From: Frank DeCicco - usshelena
My HomePage: none
Favorite Liner: Rex Italian Line
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: Sent you e-mail message looking for video called "Floating Palaces", which was shown on Tv channel but I couldn't remember which one thought you might have heard of this show.
Entry of Jul 31, 1999 at 13:20 [EST]
From: NICOLE HERRON - NICOLE_1683@HOTMAIL.COM
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: TITANIC
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: I HAVE BEEN FINDING THINGS ABOUT THE MAURETANIA AND THEN THE TITANIC AS WELL. I THINK THAT THIS SO NEAT TO READ AND LOOK AT THE PHOTOS OF THE LINERS.
-YOUR FRIEND
NICOLE HERRON
Entry of Jul 31, 1999 at 13:27 [EST]
From: NICOLE H. - NICOLE_1683
My HomePage: DON'T HAVE ONE.
Favorite Liner: TITANIC
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: I THINK IT IS SO NEAT THAT ALL THESE PEOPLE WANT TO KNOW ABOUT THE BIG BOAT.
Entry of Jul 31, 1999 at 18:24 [EST]
From: jessie welch - shaunac@telusplanet.net
My HomePage: none
Favorite Liner: aquitania
How I found your page: Altavista
Comments about the web site: I sailed from Southampton to Halifax aboard the Aquitania in August 1947 and settled in Edmonton, Alberta.
Entry of Jul 31, 1999 at 18:50 [EST]
From: jen - jybandb@aol.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: RMStitanic
How I found your page: Other(Please Specify below)
Comments about the web site: HELLO I THINK THAT THE TITANIC IS GREAT FOR PEOPLE TO LEARN ABOUT.I HAVE COME ACROSS THIS PAGE BY SOME ONE MY FRIEND WORKS WITH--THIS IS A GREAT PAGE.IT WAS NICE TO WRITE TO YOU AND IF ANYONE HAS ANY QUESTIONS---PLEASE E-MAIL ME @---JYBANDB@AOL.COM---MY FRIENDS FRIEND'S MOM SAILED ON IT AND I GET MY RESERCH FROM HER. BYE!!!!!
Entry of Aug 1, 1999 at 03:08 [EST]
From: Tony Burleton - burletona@parliament.uk
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Queen Elizabeth
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: I sailed from Gourock to Canada in August 1943 on the Queen
for pilot training in the United States at Pensacola. Returned to Gourock from Halifax on the Empress of Scotland (renamed during war from Empress of Japan) in June/July 1944.
Entry of Aug 1, 1999 at 03:37 [EST]
From: David Benge - dtbenge@aljan.com.au
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: RMS Queen Elizabeth
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: I was a Bridge Boy on the Lizzy in June 1962. In fact I have just finished writing a bookon my times in the MN, and it is in an early chapter that I gave the Queen Elizabeth a good wrap. I was possibly the only Australian who was in such a position,ever.
It was a crying shame when she burnt and sank in HK.
She is still an icon in Merchant Navy history.
Entry of Aug 2, 1999 at 10:44 [EST]
From: Mike Korpi - mkorpi@mspmac.org
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Mauretania
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: I have a printed tin of the Mauretania which depicts the port bow view of the ship. Would you happen to know the value of this? I would appreciate any information on the above. Thanks. Mike Korpi
Entry of Aug 2, 1999 at 17:12 [EST]
From: Melinda Black - mblack@acsysinc.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Titantic, Queen Mary
How I found your page: Altavista
Comments about the web site: Keep in touch and let me know of any photos of your cruiseliners cause I like looking at nastalgia from 200 years until now. Thanks
Entry of Aug 3, 1999 at 13:55 [EST]
From: SHIRLEY BISIECKI - bisiecki@idirect.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: AQUITANIA
How I found your page: Altavista
Comments about the web site:
Entry of Aug 3, 1999 at 17:35 [EST]
From: Beverly Havey - beverlyhavey@usa.net
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Titanic (though I love all ships though)
How I found your page: Altavista
Comments about the web site: I love and read anything and everything on ships. Whether they are still afloat, out of comission, or laying at the bottom of the ocean. In fact I have a hard time finding information on some of the other famous ocean linear's other than the Titanic. I would be interested in any and all information you could send me at the above E-mail address.
Thank you,
Beverly Havey
Entry of Aug 4, 1999 at 02:41 [EST]
From: James Mcdougall - abejmcd@netconnect.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Lusatainia
How I found your page: Altavista
Comments about the web site: It's like a wonder-land of ships!!!
how big was the Lusatainia?
how did you get the pictures on the net?
Entry of Aug 5, 1999 at 00:07 [EST]
From: Pam McKinnon - pamm@intergate.bc.ca
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Aquitania
How I found your page: Lycos
Comments about the web site: Extremely informative. Thoroughly enjoyed it.
Entry of Aug 5, 1999 at 00:26 [EST]
From: Pam McKinnon - pamm@intergate.bc.ca
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Aquitania
How I found your page: Lycos
Comments about the web site: You might get this twice because I jumped the gun and sent it before looking through the entire site. Absolutely fabulous! I am very interested in the Aquitania because I sailed from Southampton to Halifax with my family in Oct.1947. Would be interested in hearing from others who sailed on her around the time. I was a child and was emigrating to Canada with my family. As an adult I have worked for years in the travel industry - specializing in cruises!!! I started in the business in the 60's and actually sold tickets on many of the liners listed. Will visit this site often!!!
Entry of Aug 5, 1999 at 02:51 [EST]
From: Matthew Cross - drzaius@hotmail.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: RMS Majestic 2 (Former Bismarck)
How I found your page: Another Search Engine
Comments about the web site: Wonderful Page!, as it is good to see something about ships, than the boring Titanic everybody talks about!
Entry of Aug 5, 1999 at 16:14 [EST]
From: Robert Pitcavage - pit@citlink.net
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner:
How I found your page: Excite
Comments about the web site: A friend of mine showed me a knife with RMS Berengaria ingrave on it .Picture of the ship is fare,It also has a set of rings at each end to open the blades. She asked me to find as much information as I could. thank you very much .I found your page by seeking large ships of the world
Entry of Aug 6, 1999 at 14:01 [EST]
From: Walker Brown - Wbassoc519@aol.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner:
How I found your page: Excite
Comments about the web site:
Entry of Aug 7, 1999 at 05:13 [EST]
From: Miri Chikasuye - Snugbun17@aol.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Titanic
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site:
Entry of Aug 7, 1999 at 15:45 [EST]
From: Klaus Schryber - fahrschule-schryber@swissonline.ch
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: queen mary
How I found your page: Altavista
Comments about the web site:
Entry of Aug 9, 1999 at 11:08 [EST]
From: Robert Knaack - robgeneva@hotmail.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner:
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: Dear sir,
I have recently been editing my father's WWII memoirs. It them he claims to have shipped out to England on the Mauretania sometime in the spring of 1944. I wanted to add a picture of the Mauretania to the memoirs, and that's how I found your site. I also discovered that the Mauretania was apparently scrapped in 1929! I questioned my father about this. He claims that the name Mauretania was clearly displayed all over the ship. He also thought the ship had three smokestacks. Do you have any idea what may be the source of this discrepancy? Could he have mistaken the Mauretania for the Aquitania? Did the military re-label ships to confuse the enemy? Any info you can provide will be greatly appreciated.
Thanks in advance
Robert Knaack
Iowa City, Iowa
Entry of Aug 9, 1999 at 20:45 [EST]
From: Heather Laliberte - hklalib@sprint.ca
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Lusitania
How I found your page: WebCrawler
Comments about the web site: Would you have any idea where I could get a passenger list from the Lusitania as I am researching my family tree? My great grandmother was a passenger. Thank you, H.Laliberte
Entry of Aug 10, 1999 at 10:58 [EST]
From: j.r. gray - jogray@sprint.ca
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: ss empress of britian
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: i believe the ss empress of britian was used as troop ship sailed from hailfax dec. 20 1916
Entry of Aug 12, 1999 at 01:13 [EST]
From: Eunice - eunicemiriam@hotmail.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner:
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: HOLA!!
mmmhhhh...I SAW YOUR PAGE.
WELL... I WAS LOOKING FOR ANOTHER "AQUITANIA": THE SOUTHWEST ZONE OF FRANCE, JAJAJA.
ANYWAY I SAW YOUR GALLERY AND I LIKE YOUR PICTURES. NOW I KNOW THAT BEAUTIFUL SHIP.
TE MANDO UN SALUDO DESDE MEXICO CITY.
ADIOS AMIGO!
Entry of Aug 12, 1999 at 10:33 [EST]
From: Nicki Ryder - cppcc@global.co.za
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Aquitania, Britanic, Titanic, Olypic, etc.
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: I'm a great liner freak, I just love ships! .. sad about the condition of the United States nowdays hey?
Entry of Aug 12, 1999 at 21:18 [EST]
From: Hal Colebatch - Colebatch@usa.net
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: All of them
How I found your page: Altavista
Comments about the web site: Keep it up!A worthy endeavour!
Entry of Aug 13, 1999 at 10:54 [EST]
From: Steve Landless - vortexeng@bigpond.com.au
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: One that is still afloat at the end of the trip
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: Very informative
Entry of Aug 14, 1999 at 12:44 [EST]
From: John Churchill - jachurchill@home.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: prinz friedrich wilhelm
How I found your page: Link from another web page
Comments about the web site: Thanks! I've searching for a picture of this ship for months.
My grandfather came over on it in 1911.
Best,
John Churchill
Entry of Aug 14, 1999 at 19:15 [EST]
From: Mike Harris - mike878375@aol.com
My HomePage: none
Favorite Liner: RMS Titanic
How I found your page: A friend told me
Comments about the web site:
Entry of Aug 15, 1999 at 03:27 [EST]
From: Gilda Kitt - kitt@abu-dhabi.wireline.slb.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner:
How I found your page: Link from another web page
Comments about the web site: I was very excited to find the Canberra while doing a project on transportation for my son. My father William Dennis worked on Canberra for many years and I took prints to send to him in India. Pls send me your P&O cruises website address.
Thanks
Gilda
Entry of Aug 15, 1999 at 09:58 [EST]
From: barry holman - basa.avril@myboat.freeserve.co.uk
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: s.s.france
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: i am at this moment in time building a larg working model of the ss france, some 63 inches long.
Entry of Aug 15, 1999 at 18:35 [EST]
From: Mike Bickley - mbickley@brilaw.com
My HomePage: n/a
Favorite Liner: RMS mauretania
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: very nice websiet. I have just finished reading "The only way to cross"
by John Maxtone-Graham. Is it a book that you have read ?
I found it very interesting. Are there any inaccuracies within that particular book
that you know of ?
regards,
Mike.
Entry of Aug 15, 1999 at 20:20 [EST]
From: Ursula M. Wells - bearclan@anv.net
My HomePage: none
Favorite Liner: Norddeutscher LLoyd Bremen Ocean Liner "Columbus"
How I found your page: HotBot
Comments about the web site: Came over on the Columbus as a little girl in 1928 - am
trying to find out more details on it and how and why it was
sunk.
Entry of Aug 16, 1999 at 17:12 [EST]
From: Andy Posta - andyposta@prodigy,net
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Titanic
How I found your page: A friend told me
Comments about the web site:
Entry of Aug 16, 1999 at 21:46 [EST]
From: Don - donnyb@home.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Normandie
How I found your page: Altavista
Comments about the web site: Absolutely loved your site on the ocean liners of the past.
The pics are excellent.The literature is very informing.
It is nice to see someone else with a fascination for the
beautiful ocean liners that once dominated the north atlantic.I wish I had lived in that era so I could have exprienced trans atlantic travel on one of the ships.I can only imagine what it must have been like to be embarking on a voyage on board the normandie,the united states,or the aquitania bound for europe.thanks for this tribute that romantisizes a bygone era so fondly.
D Brown
winnipeg manitoba
canada
donnyb@home.com
Entry of Aug 17, 1999 at 17:04 [EST]
From: Robert J. Arrol - r.arrol@worldnet.att.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: SS United States
How I found your page: Lycos
Comments about the web site: Enjoyed your web page immensely. I have become active in the endeavor to save the SS United States and have it designated as a mobile National Monument.
Entry of Aug 17, 1999 at 23:57 [EST]
From: Reuben Goossens - goossens@tpg.com.au
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: doulos
How I found your page: Altavista
Comments about the web site: look forward to seeing more. have just connected!
Entry of Aug 19, 1999 at 11:12 [EST]
From: FRANK GRASSO - grasso@wantree.com.au
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Guglielmo Marconi and Eugenio Costa
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: I must congratulate you for this my most favorite site on the greatest love i have ships
Entry of Aug 20, 1999 at 08:16 [EST]
From: Edwoard poppenhager - shipzycek5
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Normandie and Queen mary
How I found your page: Other(Please Specify below)
Comments about the web site: Aol
I think your web site is very very great....in fact the best ive ever seen keep up the good work
Entry of Aug 20, 1999 at 12:14 [EST]
From: Christiane Moughan - moughan@email.com
My HomePage: n/a
Favorite Liner: They're all exciting!
How I found your page: Altavista
Comments about the web site: I traveled with my Mom and brother in 1953 on the Maretania and I remembeer the plate of spaghetti we asked for and the waiter came back with a bottle of ketchup! (I'm part Italian) We were headed for France to visit my Mom's family. I remember the swimming pool and walking on deck to see if there were any whales. I remember one day being in the dining room and all the dishes started to rattle and a few nerves did, too. An unforgetable experience. A number of years ago after my Mom passed on, my father had giveen me postcards and a menu with the passenger lists in it. It is very special to me. I started looking for information on the Mauretania only just recently. A wonderful site!!
Entry of Aug 20, 1999 at 12:16 [EST]
From: Christiane Moughan - moughan@email.com
My HomePage: n/a
Favorite Liner: They're all exciting!
How I found your page: Link from another web page
Comments about the web site: I traveled with my Mom and brother in 1953 on the Mauretania and I remember the plate of spaghetti we asked for and the waiter came back with a bottle of ketchup! (I'm part Italian) We were headed for France to visit my Mom's family. I remember the swimming pool and walking on deck to see if there were any whales. I remember one day being in the dining room and all the dishes started to rattle and a few nerves did, too. An unforgetable experience. A number of years ago after my Mom passed on, my father had given me postcards and a menu with the passenger list in it. It is very special to me. I started looking for information on the Mauretania only just recently. A wonderful site!!
Entry of Aug 21, 1999 at 12:20 [EST]
From: Joe S. - ScoobySr@AOL.COM
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: SS United States
How I found your page: Link from another web page
Comments about the web site: I was in Pearl Harbor, Hawaii serving in the U.S. Navy when someone said to me, come up top side and see the SS United States entering port. This was 1956 or so. Went topside and what a beautiful sight it was. Many people were waving and yelling as this beautiful ship was passing us. Never will forget that sight. My one regret is that I never took a snapshot of it. For you see, here it is over 43 years later and that big beautiful ship is now docked no more then 10 blocks away from me here in Philadelphia Pa. just rusting away. It apparently was intended to be used for an off shore gaming casino which never worked out. Every time I pass in that direction I just have to slow down and think to myself what stories SHE could tell if SHE could only speak.
Entry of Aug 21, 1999 at 16:44 [EST]
From: Tore Wang Svendsen - mary.trangmyr@c2i.net
My HomePage: none
Favorite Liner: Titanic/Tirpitz
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: Your`re page is very good,many pictures and everything.But I want more pictures of Tirpitz.
Entry of Aug 22, 1999 at 15:07 [EST]
From: angela guin - jesse1@gloryroad.net
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Queen Elizabeth
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: I was very pleased with your photos.
Great job.
angela
Entry of Aug 23, 1999 at 22:22 [EST]
From: William Stein - wist613@hotmail.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Queen Elizabeth
How I found your page: Altavista
Comments about the web site: I am looking for information or pictures of the Italian Liner "Rafaello"
Entry of Aug 24, 1999 at 01:14 [EST]
From: Valerie Fox - vfox@sympatico.ca
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Corinthian
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: Did the Lusitania ever sail from Liverpool or Le Havre
to Quebec City in Canada?
Entry of Aug 25, 1999 at 22:15 [EST]
From: Meadowside_Mary - maryspina@yahoo.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: aquitania
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: My Mother, now deceased, emigrated to America on the
Aquitania in January, 1929. It was a perilous crossing,
high seas and storms. She would have loved your webpage.
Entry of Aug 28, 1999 at 16:20 [EST]
From: Michael Cummings - mike@pfdsoftware.com
My HomePage: pfdsoftware.com
Favorite Liner:
How I found your page: Excite
Comments about the web site: My Grandfather Hayden Cummings served during WWI as a fireman
Entry of Aug 28, 1999 at 16:24 [EST]
From: Michael Cummings - mike@pfdsoftware.com
My HomePage: pfdsoftware.com
Favorite Liner:
How I found your page: Excite
Comments about the web site: My Grandfather Hayden Cummings served during WWI as a fireman on the leviathan
Entry of Aug 28, 1999 at 17:10 [EST]
From: Adrian Watson - ctbiosci@interlog.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Bismark and Olympic
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: There was lots of selection and Photos.
It was really sad that most of the ships were scrapped.
Adrian, age 8
Entry of Aug 28, 1999 at 21:22 [EST]
From: Renate A. Bates - renate13@twcny.rr.com
My HomePage: http://home.twcny.rr.com/renate13/hbd3.htm
Favorite Liner: SS United States
How I found your page: Link from another web page
Comments about the web site: I was born & raised in Bremerhaven, Germany, and the SS United States was my favorite! Even though I've lived in Upstate NY for the past 32 years, I have never forgotten the sight of the SS United States being guided into the Columbus Kaje by tug boats. It is very sad to see pictures of the once so beautiful and proud ocean liner now all rusty & neglected looking.
Entry of Aug 29, 1999 at 13:19 [EST]
From: James W. Rider - jwrider@midusa.net
My HomePage: www.msn.com
Favorite Liner: Titanic
How I found your page: Link from another web page
Comments about the web site: Wonderful site. I will e-mail you some interesting information on the SS United States soon.
Entry of Aug 29, 1999 at 14:59 [EST]
From: Daniella DeWitt Bukater - Ceb69143@aol.com
My HomePage: none
Favorite Liner: RMS Titanic
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: I was wondering if you could rcall to me the name of the First Class Orchastra.
Entry of Aug 29, 1999 at 18:43 [EST]
From: Bryon Oystreck - beonwpg@netcom.ca
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Aquitania
How I found your page: Other(Please Specify below)
Comments about the web site: Great site ! Although I've been trying to find some information on the S.S. Armenia. My Great Grandparents sailed on it from Hamburg on June 5th 1897 to Quebec City on June 24th 1897. I'd love to see a photo of it for our family album. I'd also like to know what ever happened to it in later years.
Entry of Aug 29, 1999 at 22:17 [EST]
From: j w hill - jwhill@apex.net
My HomePage: none
Favorite Liner: titanic
How I found your page: Other(Please Specify below)
Comments about the web site: Found your site on Web Ferret. Have been looking unsucessfully I might add for the longitude/latitude coordinates of the sinking of Lusitania. Can you shed any light on this for me? Thanks and good luck. Very nice web page.
Entry of Aug 30, 1999 at 17:30 [EST]
From: Philippe Pigeau - ppigeau@cablevision.qc.ca
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Imperator / RMS Berengaria
How I found your page: Altavista
Comments about the web site:
Entry of Aug 31, 1999 at 16:57 [EST]
From: Michael R. Chevalier - safetymc@gte.net
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Carnival Paradise will be our first Cruse
How I found your page: Altavista
Comments about the web site:
Entry of Sep 1, 1999 at 17:16 [EST]
From: Don - ILLINOIS
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: RMS Mauretania
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: I have 3 silver napkin rings with a relief profile of the ship RMS Mauretania on them. My grandmother sailed on the Mauretania between 1910-1923. I wondered if they have any specific collectors value.
Thanks for your page. It is very informative.
Entry of Sep 2, 1999 at 22:21 [EST]
From: Ken Boner - kboner@netsync.net
My HomePage: none
Favorite Liner: Aquitania
How I found your page: Lycos
Comments about the web site: Great web page. My father went "overthere" to WW1 aboard the Aquitania. I found his ticket and berth assignment in his diary he wrote during WW1. Otherwise I would never have known the ship he went over on. The ticket stub was in his diary.
Entry of Sep 3, 1999 at 13:45 [EST]
From: Mike Cundiff - Nautile125@aol.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: "Grand Old Lady of the Sea"
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: Sir: As per your inquiry...The LUSITANIA photo labeled number one is from, I beleive, the archives of Detroit Publishing Co.
Mike
Entry of Sep 3, 1999 at 16:30 [EST]
From: Stuart Cameron, Glasgow, Scotland - stuartcameron@steamships.freeserve.co.uk
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Queen Mary
How I found your page: Link from another web page
Comments about the web site: Superb source of information
Great photos
Important heritage site
Entry of Sep 4, 1999 at 16:38 [EST]
From: Nick - sdolbow@feist.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Britannic
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: My son is doing a report for his 7th grade class. Your site provided much assistance. Thanks so much.
Entry of Sep 5, 1999 at 20:05 [EST]
From: David Mc Pherson - mcpkdpas@aol.com
My HomePage: n/a
Favorite Liner:
How I found your page: Altavista
Comments about the web site: I am looking for pasanger lists. My grandfather met my grandmother on board some time in the 20's. Any ideas where to look?
Thanks,
David Mc
Entry of Sep 5, 1999 at 22:04 [EST]
From: Ashley D. Wilson - ashleyfire01@Hotmail.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Titanic
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: Your work on ocean liners has been very good and helpful to me. Keep up the good work.
Entry of Sep 6, 1999 at 08:24 [EST]
From: Mr.Rory M. Brooks,Ist - magic40@bellatlantic.net
My HomePage: Have'nt one ,yet.
Favorite Liner: The White Ster Line
How I found your page: Another Search Engine
Comments about the web site: I'm very gald ,you have supplied and composed these pages.
As a model, shipbuilder, and avid fan, these, pages,..are
invalable..... Thank yuo. so much!! Rory M. Brooks....
Entry of Sep 6, 1999 at 12:01 [EST]
From: Cayo Giovanni Jimenez Noriega - cayogiovanni@starmedia.com
My HomePage: none
Favorite Liner:
How I found your page: Altavista
Comments about the web site: nice page,congratulations
Entry of Sep 7, 1999 at 08:39 [EST]
From: roger couhig - couhig@hotmail
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Aquatania
How I found your page: Altavista
Comments about the web site: Hello, I came in here looking for the Aquatania, as my Mum asked me to as she was on it during the outbreak of WW2, as a passenger,(I tell my friends she was a stocker, much to her dismay). Also her mother was on the Mauritania when it took the Blue Riband. My Mum knows heaps, and I was hoping to find some other passengers? Plese reply.
Entry of Sep 7, 1999 at 09:55 [EST]
From: nasir bahari - nbahari@netscape.net
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: bismarck
How I found your page: HotBot
Comments about the web site: congratulations for having this site. as a new visitor i have no comments at the moment.
Entry of Sep 8, 1999 at 00:06 [EST]
From: Denise Buck - kdbuck@wizzards.net
My HomePage: msn
Favorite Liner:
How I found your page: Altavista
Comments about the web site: My grandfather sailed on the Mauretania in 1911 from Sweden to the US. We looked up the web page to learn more about the boat.. my daughter is doing a school report! Thank you for creating such a fascinating page. I am going to send some of the text to my father.. he will love it!
Entry of Sep 8, 1999 at 17:26 [EST]
From: John Swain - mjswain@infoblvd.net
My HomePage: none
Favorite Liner: the queen mary
How I found your page: Other(Please Specify below)
Comments about the web site: I found the queen mary by searching Dogpile. I have always been fascinated
by large vessels. I am an amateur radio operator and was talking with a gentleman
the other day about the QM's service during the war, since he is an history
buff he was quite interested. I would love to get to her permanent berth,
but, I doubt I ever will.
Entry of Sep 8, 1999 at 22:23 [EST]
From: Joanie - Joniestoy@aol.com
My HomePage: none
Favorite Liner: united states
How I found your page: A friend told me
Comments about the web site: this is really a cool site, lots of good pictures and history, thanks for sharing it with me....Joanie
Entry of Sep 9, 1999 at 23:53 [EST]
From: timothy james - TmthyJames@aol.com
My HomePage: hometown.aol.com/TmthyJames/my homepage
Favorite Liner: QE2 meridian britanis
How I found your page: Altavista
Comments about the web site: nice sight...
Entry of Sep 10, 1999 at 22:02 [EST]
From: Colyn Brookes - http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Ridge/2216
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner:
How I found your page: Altavista
Comments about the web site:
Entry of Sep 10, 1999 at 22:03 [EST]
From: Colyn Brookes - colyn@brookes.dynagen.co.za
My HomePage: http://colyn.webjump.com
Favorite Liner:
How I found your page: Altavista
Comments about the web site: Please contact me regarding the Lusitania
Entry of Sep 11, 1999 at 03:22 [EST]
From: CARLO SOTTOCASA - SOTTOCASA@LASERINFORMA.COM
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: RMS TITANIC
How I found your page: Excite
Comments about the web site: BEAUTIFUL, ONE OF MY OLD OCEAN LINER FAVORITE WEB SITE. THANKS A LOT FOR YOUR JOB. BYE BYE. CARLO SOTTOCASA.
Entry of Sep 11, 1999 at 11:34 [EST]
From: Rosemary Rhinehardt - RDANDFR@aol.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner:
How I found your page: Altavista
Comments about the web site: I am looking for information on the USS President Harding.
Entry of Sep 12, 1999 at 21:45 [EST]
From: Chansey Pokemon - I dont have one
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Titanic, Lusitania, Empress of Ireland, Britannic, Olympic, Mauritania, Carpathia, and Californian
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: Your site is great. It has lots of information about other
ships besides titanic. How did you find all this information?
Anyway I am pretty sure your site would attract a lot
of people who are interested in ocean liners, because it
certaintly got my attention. Keep up the good work.
From,
Chansey Pokemon
Entry of Sep 12, 1999 at 23:19 [EST]
From: Jennifer A. Garza - FGarza@home.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Titanic & Lusitania
How I found your page: Altavista
Comments about the web site:
Entry of Sep 13, 1999 at 22:07 [EST]
From: Gregg R. Wood - gwood@dospalos.org
My HomePage: msn
Favorite Liner: french line's Normandie
How I found your page: Lycos
Comments about the web site: You have a wonderful site. I have looked for liner's but i
have not found as good a place as your's! At34 years old i feel i missed the best of industrial age. Is it possible to get a plan set for the Normandie? I would like to build a large scale model of her. If you could help, please e_mail me at gwood@dospalos.org Iwish you the best...please keep the site going...My 9 yr. old nephew dosen't even know what an oceanliner was...
Entry of Sep 14, 1999 at 12:11 [EST]
From: Loran Stewart - loran.stewart@ns.sympatico.ca
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Love them all
How I found your page: Altavista
Comments about the web site: just great !!!!
Entry of Sep 14, 1999 at 21:40 [EST]
From: Yazmine A. Haidar - sexy_one_2000@hotmail.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Titanic
How I found your page: Link from another web page
Comments about the web site: Thank you very much for all the information you have posted. I have found it very interesting and useful. Very good page. Keep up the good work!!!
Entry of Sep 15, 1999 at 17:31 [EST]
From: G HAUXWELL - BOB@GHAUXWELL14.FREESERVE.CO.UK
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: QUEEN MARY
How I found your page: Altavista
Comments about the web site: AS IM A NEWCOMER TO THE INTERNET IM JUST LEARNING A FEW TRICKS, AS AN EX MERCHANT NAVY & DEEPSEA FISHERMAN IM GOING TO BE SPENDING QUITE A BIT OF TIME SEARCHING FOR MY OLD SHIPS AND LOVING EVERY MINUTE
Entry of Sep 15, 1999 at 22:12 [EST]
From: Samantha - Sbichike69@aol.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Lusatania
How I found your page: Link from another web page
Comments about the web site: This is a great webpage cause it helped me alot on my report . Thank you
Entry of Sep 16, 1999 at 03:01 [EST]
From: David Brown - sewingpapa@aol.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: TITANIC
How I found your page: InfoSeek
Comments about the web site: Thank You it help me out
Entry of Sep 16, 1999 at 17:17 [EST]
From: Phillip L. Kleppen - pkleppen@earthlink.net
My HomePage: None
Favorite Liner: Titanic
How I found your page: Altavista
Comments about the web site: I always enjoy reading about other ships.
Phill
Entry of Sep 16, 1999 at 19:44 [EST]
From: John R Hoffman - jrhofer@execpc.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner:
How I found your page: A friend told me
Comments about the web site: While going through my late Aunts belongings, we found a single, 12 inch dinner plate with the insignia of a the Lusitania fired in the back. The plate is white with a blue design. We believe it to have been part of the china setting used on the Lucatania. The plate appeared to be in good condition.
With no committments or obligations, in general terms, how much would this plate be worth today? ($10, $50, $100, $500, $1000 ???) At this point in time I am just looking for a ball park guestimate.
Entry of Sep 17, 1999 at 02:20 [EST]
From: Phillip L. Kleppen - pkleppen@earthlink.net
My HomePage: none yet
Favorite Liner: Titanic
How I found your page: Altavista
Comments about the web site: I have been playing on your web page for two days now. What fun. At this time, my research is on the Olympic. I need to know about the binnacle and how it operates. Also, there were two of them on this grand ship. How can you tell the two apart, or were they the same? Any one who has any info. on this can email me at pkleppen@earthlink.net.
Thank You in advance.
Phill
Entry of Sep 17, 1999 at 23:55 [EST]
From: ashleigh..joshua ..raewyn - raedo@hotmail.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: titanic
How I found your page: Altavista
Comments about the web site:
Entry of Sep 18, 1999 at 08:24 [EST]
From: Reggie Adams - R_J_A_985@yahoo.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: RMS Queen Elizabeth
How I found your page: Altavista
Comments about the web site: like the pictures
Entry of Sep 18, 1999 at 08:31 [EST]
From: Reggie Adams - R_J_A_985@yahoo.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: RMS Queen Elizabeth&SS Normandie
How I found your page: Altavista
Comments about the web site: like the pictures
hey i gotta picture of the queen elizabeth capsized in Hong
Kong Harbor how do i send the picture to you
Entry of Sep 19, 1999 at 07:29 [EST]
From: Mike Pasko - MiaPas@AOL.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: United States
How I found your page: Another Search Engine
Comments about the web site: I've been looking for the existence (or demise) of two Italain ships ... the Rafaello (sp?) and the Michaelangelo. I was in NYC on the date that the Rafeallo entered port on her maiden voyage. (1961 or 62) ... but can not find any info since. Can you offer any direction?
Your Nomandie info is terrific!
Entry of Sep 19, 1999 at 11:49 [EST]
From: Bleeker O'Dougherty - RMS Britannic@aol.com
My HomePage: http://hometown.aol.com/rmsbritannic/myhomepage/index.html
Favorite Liner: RMS Britannic (Sister to Titanic and Olympic)and also Aquitania
How I found your page: Lycos
Comments about the web site: I really think your site is great!
Entry of Sep 21, 1999 at 02:14 [EST]
From: MARK JAMES WILSON - MJDWILSON@AOL.COM
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: TITANIC
How I found your page: Other(Please Specify below)
Comments about the web site:
Entry of Sep 21, 1999 at 07:40 [EST]
From: Dr. Dianne Strong - metgot@kuentos.guam.net
My HomePage: n/a
Favorite Liner: Empress of Ireland
How I found your page: Link from another web page
Comments about the web site: Linked from Rob's LostLiners. Why not include Empress of Ireland? I dove on her '70, '71, '72.
Entry of Sep 21, 1999 at 09:46 [EST]
From: Phil McBride - Phil_McBride@Mitel.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Michelangelo
How I found your page: HotBot
Comments about the web site: I hadn't thought about my trip aboard the Michelangelo for quite some time. But in the middle of reading "The Perfect Storm" by Sebastian Junger he mentions that the Michelangelo had been hit by a huge wave in 1966. Causing a lot of structural damage and killing 2 passengers and 1 crewman. That's how I came across your web-site. We debarked from New York City heading for Rome. I was only about 8 or 9, so I don't have a lot of vivid memories. I do remember being very sea-sick for the 1st couple of days. And spending more time in the day-care centre than I would have liked to - I still bug my parents about that.
Cheers,
Phil
Entry of Sep 21, 1999 at 10:39 [EST]
From: Evelyn Johnson - ejohnson@epsb.edmonton.ab.ca
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner:
How I found your page: Link from another web page
Comments about the web site: Thanks for the info! It will be very useful for the heritage album I'm putting together!
Entry of Sep 21, 1999 at 15:04 [EST]
From: John Worthington - seaworthy@cwcom.co
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: love them all
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: Thank you ,louis, for your replay to my request for a picture
of the "Empress of Britain". It was the ship that took me
as a soldier in the year 1950, to Egypt, and I remember her
with fond reguards. though the trip was one long storm.
I can always boast I have seen the bay of Biscay at it's
worst. Thanks again for all the other pic's on your site too. God Bless.
Entry of Sep 22, 1999 at 01:25 [EST]
From: Tracy Scott Miller - tsmiller@airmail.net
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Imperator
How I found your page: Other(Please Specify below)
Comments about the web site: web page found on Askjeeves. Comment: Great web site, almost as good as sailing on one of the great liners! Thank you.
Entry of Sep 22, 1999 at 11:06 [EST]
From: Derek Woolley - der@parkgate.u-net.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Aquitania
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: I have luggage labels from a voyage made from Southampton to New York on the 28th Jan. returning on the 4th March. I would be interested to know the year of the voyage if this is possible. The passenger was a Mr Reuben Myers of 195 Queens Drive Liverpool.He travelled tourist class in C115.
Entry of Sep 22, 1999 at 13:53 [EST]
From: ALAN R GARDNER - DANCING.BEARS@VIRGIN.NET
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: QUEEN MARY
How I found your page: Another Search Engine
Comments about the web site:
Entry of Sep 23, 1999 at 01:11 [EST]
From: TiM WAS HERE - TIM WAS RERE
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner:
How I found your page: Altavista
Comments about the web site:
Entry of Sep 23, 1999 at 17:21 [EST]
From: DON - oceanliner@hotmail.com
My HomePage: zilch
Favorite Liner: Aquitania,mauretania 1,normandie
How I found your page: Altavista
Comments about the web site: loved your site on liners of the past.my greatuncle
traveled aboard the olmypic from halifax to europe during
world war one.i can only wish i had been able to experience
the golden age of transatlatic travel aboard one of these
giant mechanical marvels.how sad that they are now only
a part of ones imagination.
Entry of Sep 25, 1999 at 03:04 [EST]
From: Ron Harris - ron@rockley.force9.co.uk
My HomePage: ........
Favorite Liner: Caronia. Mary & Lizzy
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: Do You have any large pictures of the Caronia, I have lost all mine, and am trying to get some. Thanks, Ronnie.
Entry of Sep 25, 1999 at 20:02 [EST]
From: Erik Nielsen - E.L.NIELSEN@prodigy.net
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner:
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: I have a postcard of the Lusitania sent from Grand Central Station on October 17 1909.If you would like to see it or if you know anybody intrested in buying it please contact me ph# 281 861 0744
Entry of Sep 26, 1999 at 03:19 [EST]
From: RON SWEITZER - SWEITZERH@aol.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: RMS TITANIC
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: I ENJOY YOUR SITE.
Entry of Sep 26, 1999 at 13:29 [EST]
From: kath langley (Greatgranddautghter to THOMAS QUINN able seaman) - lango@curentbun
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Lusitania
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site:
Entry of Sep 26, 1999 at 14:38 [EST]
From: bruce l robertson - boilercan@netscape.net
My HomePage: nil
Favorite Liner: empress of france
How I found your page: Link from another web page
Comments about the web site: nice start stop how about passenger ships looked at by owning companies stop as well as by owner histories stop and my favorite asking viewwrs to send there photographs with short stories as to tossing them out stop hope to do better infuture when i learne to use this computer stop bye for now
Entry of Sep 26, 1999 at 16:48 [EST]
From: Scott Gonzalez - mirandas@mediaone.net
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Normandie
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: Great site! I thought I was one of a few obsessed with these ships, but I can see I'm in good company!
Entry of Sep 28, 1999 at 20:41 [EST]
From: Heidi Canuel - SUNSHYN@prodigy.net
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: your mom
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: YOU SUCK!!!!!
Entry of Sep 28, 1999 at 23:40 [EST]
From: RON WEBER - webfoot3
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner:
How I found your page: Altavista
Comments about the web site:
Entry of Sep 28, 1999 at 23:45 [EST]
From: Ron Weber - webfoot3@prodigy.net
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Empress of Canada
How I found your page: Another Search Engine
Comments about the web site: IT IS NICE TO SEE OTHERS THAT ENJOY WHEN A SHIP WAS A SHIP,
AND NOT JUST A BUILDING THAT FELL IN THE WATER. IS THERE ANY
MARKET FOR DECK PLANS AND ADVERTISING BROCHURES FROM CLASSIC
LINERS?
Entry of Sep 29, 1999 at 15:37 [EST]
From: Pat Wong-Ken - pat.patwong-ken@sympatico.ca
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Aquitania
How I found your page: Another Search Engine
Comments about the web site: Wonderful to find the Aquitania again.What happened to her?
Entry of Sep 29, 1999 at 15:41 [EST]
From: Pat Wong-Ken - pat.patwong-ken@sympatico.ca
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Aquitania
How I found your page: Another Search Engine
Comments about the web site: Wonderful to find the Aquitania again.What happened to her?
Entry of Sep 29, 1999 at 15:59 [EST]
From: Trisha Harger - Hargerpl@aol.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Berengaria
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: My grandfather immigrated to the US from Czechoslovakia on the Berengaria. I lived with him for 12 years, until last Wednesday when he passed away (he was 88). Where can I find more information on the liner and immigrant records from Ellis Island, Cherbourg, etc??
Entry of Oct 1, 1999 at 11:34 [EST]
From: Janet Bishey - jbishey@hotmail.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Mauretania-Mother came over on it
How I found your page: InfoSeek
Comments about the web site: Very interesting-would like to get more information on it.
Thank you for what I did receive.
Entry of Oct 1, 1999 at 15:09 [EST]
From: BOB VOGE - RVOGE@JUNO.COM
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: QUEEN MARY
How I found your page: Link from another web page
Comments about the web site: I AM LUCKY ENOUGH TO LIVE IN PHILADELPHIA AND GET TO SEE THE "BIG U" EVERYDAY ON MY WAY TO WORK. I WOOD LOKE TO THINK THE SHIPYARD THEY ARE BUILDING AT THE OLD PHILA. NAVY YARD WILL BE THE PLACE SHE GETS HER SECOND LIFE.....
Entry of Oct 2, 1999 at 02:40 [EST]
From: michelle wong yoke chen - jammy_chen@hotmail.com
My HomePage: www.icq.com/37182791
Favorite Liner: icq
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: i want find the discription of titanic
Entry of Oct 2, 1999 at 02:50 [EST]
From: Phillip L. Kleppen - pkleppen@earthlink.net
My HomePage: None
Favorite Liner: Titanic
How I found your page: HotBot
Comments about the web site: Just wanted to read your old guestbook.
Entry of Oct 3, 1999 at 00:28 [EST]
From: Guy Monast - guymonast@endirect.qc.caIle de
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: SS Ile de France & Mauretania
How I found your page: A friend told me
Comments about the web site:
Entry of Oct 3, 1999 at 09:43 [EST]
From: Ricci Hodgson - ricci
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner:
How I found your page: Excite
Comments about the web site: I dined last night at Pinewood Studios in Iver, Bucks (home of the 007 films). Somebody told me that the beautiful wooden panelling came from the RMS Mauretania and I wondered how I could confirm the authenticity of this.
Entry of Oct 3, 1999 at 09:44 [EST]
From: Ricci Hodgson - ricci_hodgson@email.msn.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner:
How I found your page: Excite
Comments about the web site: I dined last night at Pinewood Studios in Iver, Bucks (home of the 007 films). Somebody told me that the beautiful wooden panelling came from the RMS Mauretania and I wondered how I could confirm the authenticity of this.
Entry of Oct 3, 1999 at 10:18 [EST]
From: John C Carl - jcarl@enter.net
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner:
How I found your page: Altavista
Comments about the web site:
Entry of Oct 3, 1999 at 14:23 [EST]
From: Daniel Othfors - titaniel@hotmail.com
My HomePage: The Great Ocean Liners - http://user.tninet.se/~xqf528b/index.html
Favorite Liner: Olympic(1911), France (1962), Majestic (1922)
How I found your page: Link from another web page
Comments about the web site: It's always nice to read about the once so great ocean liners.
Entry of Oct 3, 1999 at 17:16 [EST]
From: Jacky Ricketts - jricketts@compuserve.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Empress of Australia
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: Interested in finding out as much as I can about Empress of Australia
Good Website
Jacky
Entry of Oct 4, 1999 at 01:31 [EST]
From: Michael Pokrass Phillips - mikephillips@canada.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner:
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: Please advise how I can find passenger lists for about 21st December 1907 in New York.Thanks.Great presentation of you web page.
Entry of Oct 5, 1999 at 03:23 [EST]
From: Terri L. Markham - tmarkha1@san.rr.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: RMS Titanic
How I found your page: Altavista
Comments about the web site:
Entry of Oct 5, 1999 at 10:24 [EST]
From: Anton Taminiau - feltch2@hotmail.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: M.S. Willem Ruys/Achille Lauro
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: Great site, though would it be possible to have some pics of the willem ruys as she originally was, not just as the Achille Lauro?
Entry of Oct 6, 1999 at 14:42 [EST]
From: Megan - justins_crunkbabe@email.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Lusitania
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: I am doing a quarterly report on the Lusitania for my U.S. History class and it was very helpful to find pictures and lots of info here. Thanks!
Entry of Oct 6, 1999 at 15:49 [EST]
From: Thomas Witt - tpwitt@ra.rockwell.com
My HomePage: None
Favorite Liner: Mauretania #1
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: I have several objects made from the wooden decking of the
Mauretania including a huge umbrella stand and desk items.
Each piece has a little brass plaque attached that says
"From the decking of the Mauretania, The old lady of the
Atlantic." Does anyone know what company bought the scrapped
decking and made all of these soveniers?
Entry of Oct 7, 1999 at 14:14 [EST]
From: jim cahill - jhill204@aol.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner:
How I found your page: Other(Please Specify below)
Comments about the web site: ask.com
Entry of Oct 8, 1999 at 22:46 [EST]
From: Robert Cantin (Quebec City) Canada - rcantin6413
My HomePage: http://www.qbc.clic.net/~rop_rom
Favorite Liner:
How I found your page: Other(Please Specify below)
Comments about the web site: Hi,
I ever wrote you about a picture you show: "The Big 3". You need some informations about those ships and here what I sent some months ago.
Source: Time-Life Edition, 1979 (French edition) "La grande aventure de la mer", page 145
Picture taken in 1940, in the New York Harbor.
The very first, with 2 funnels, is the Mauretania.
The second, with 3 big round funnels, is the Normandie.
The third, with three smaller funnels, is the Queen Mary.
The fourth, with 2 funnels, along a barge, is the Queen Elizabeth.
I hope you'll find these details helpful.
Bye!
Bob
Entry of Oct 9, 1999 at 21:36 [EST]
From: Tom Schulz - chastom@gateway.net
My HomePage: chastom.freeserers.com
Favorite Liner: Mauretania
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: Enjoyed compiled Cunard archives, as presented on the page,
very much and thank you for the history lesson.
Entry of Oct 10, 1999 at 15:33 [EST]
From: David Curtis - david.curtis@vikingair.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Princess Margurite - Victoria BC Canada
How I found your page: Lycos
Comments about the web site: I was finally cleaning our over stuffed attic and came across a small silver cigarette case with a RMS Berengaria
emblem on the lower RH side of the cover. It is a gold trimmed flag with a Lion wearing a crown standing on it's
hind legs with a globe(?) between it's paws. The Lion is gold on a red flag. Below this is the ships name on a blue
banner.
Let me know if you want more info. Thanks for an interesting
website.
DC
Entry of Oct 11, 1999 at 02:13 [EST]
From: Jacqui Knight - jacqu_k@ihug.co.nz
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: none
How I found your page: InfoSeek
Comments about the web site: Was with some friends who used to captain ships.
Thought I'd say hello from New Zealand.
Entry of Oct 11, 1999 at 18:57 [EST]
From: Penny Bull - PenelopeBull@Compuserve.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Majestic
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: I believe my great-grandfather,Patrick O'Keefe was the
captain of RMS Majestic. I am hoping to find out more
about him.
Entry of Oct 13, 1999 at 13:49 [EST]
From: Scott Reigel - Sdreigel@concentric.net
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Normandie
How I found your page: Altavista
Comments about the web site: Nice Site! Quick obstrvation though on the home page: shouldnt the "RMS" QE2 be "MS" QE2, since she never had a mail contract and is currently diesel powered? I'll have to admit that motor ship doesn't sound very regal, but it is accurate.
Entry of Oct 14, 1999 at 08:19 [EST]
From: Jim Piggins - jpiggins@pslg.com
My HomePage: www.psl-group.com
Favorite Liner: Olympic
How I found your page: Excite
Comments about the web site: Enjoyed reading your ships' histories.
Entry of Oct 14, 1999 at 12:30 [EST]
From: Martha Rogers - mrogers@negx.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner:
How I found your page: Altavista
Comments about the web site: Thank you so much for the information about the Berengaria. My ancestors came from Germany on this ship in May of 1927. I am looking for a passenger list.
Entry of Oct 14, 1999 at 13:50 [EST]
From: Henrik Ljungström - henrik.ljungstrom@beta.telenordia.se
My HomePage: http://user.tninet.se/~xqf528b/index.html
Favorite Liner: Normandie
How I found your page: Link from another web page
Comments about the web site: Nice site. Never stop burning for the great ocean liners of times gone by!
Entry of Oct 14, 1999 at 18:34 [EST]
From: Vegeta - sscleader@hotmial.com
My HomePage: http://supersaiyanc.virtualave.net/
Favorite Liner: The See Queen
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: Good site with a great lay out.
Entry of Oct 14, 1999 at 19:29 [EST]
From: DANNY H. BRIDGES - DBRI430439@AOL.COM
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: RMS QUEEN MARY
How I found your page: Link from another web page
Comments about the web site: I AM VERY IMPRESSED WITH THE DETAIL OF THE INFORMATION I RECEIVED FROM YOUR SITE. I AM A SHIP LOVER AND I AM GLAD TO SEE SOMEONE TAKE PRIDE IN OUR HISTORY OF TRAVEL.
Entry of Oct 16, 1999 at 16:26 [EST]
From: Mike Lubman - blndsman@prodigy.net
My HomePage: none
Favorite Liner: Aquitania
How I found your page: Lycos
Comments about the web site: Been here before. Am now trying to find sailing 7 arrival dates for the Aquitania arriving in New York in 1922.I would appreciate any help with passenger lists also. Like your web site.
Entry of Oct 17, 1999 at 07:41 [EST]
From: Hallwood - Tinyonline hallwood
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Mauretania
How I found your page: Altavista
Comments about the web site: Can I have a look at the list of captain because my great, great uncle was meant to be one his name was Jerem Hallwood
Entry of Oct 17, 1999 at 13:34 [EST]
From: David Lindsley - lindsley@technologist.com
My HomePage: http:\\www.lindsley.co.uk
Favorite Liner: R.M.S. Franconia
How I found your page: Lycos
Comments about the web site: As a 12-year-old boy I sailed from Bombay via Karachi to Liverpool on the R.M.S. Franconia. I'd be interested to hear more about her: building date, size, machinery, history and ultimate fate! As a matter of interest, my family left India at the time following the granting of Indian Independence. Many years later I ended up working for a company called Bailey Meters and Controls (in Croydon, south of London). This was associated with the Bailey Meter Company of Cleveland, Ohio, USA and was an affiliate of the boilermakers Babcock and Wilcox. Among the Bailey products was a range of equipment fitted to steamships, including the 'Bailey Board', which controlled steam boilers. What a coincidence if the ship in which I sailed had a Babcock boiler and/or a Bailey Board!
Entry of Oct 17, 1999 at 23:14 [EST]
From: Brandon Watkins - Aquit45647
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: all of them
How I found your page: Excite
Comments about the web site: This is a very good site. One of the best.
Entry of Oct 18, 1999 at 14:25 [EST]
From: Stephanie Sotuyo - ssotuyo@miralink.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Lusitania
How I found your page: Other(Please Specify below)
Comments about the web site: (Microsoft Internet Explorer)
These shots are fabulous! Some of my ancestors immigrated from Norway on the Lusitania about 1908.
Entry of Oct 21, 1999 at 05:27 [EST]
From: paul lawlor - plawlor@student.ncirl.ie
My HomePage: (do not have one)
Favorite Liner: olympic & britanic
How I found your page: Another Search Engine
Comments about the web site:
Entry of Oct 21, 1999 at 05:35 [EST]
From: paul lawlor - plawlor@student.ncirl.ie
My HomePage: n/a
Favorite Liner: mauritania
How I found your page: Another Search Engine
Comments about the web site: totally excellent web page.all of the pictures/photos are great also.the information is also great.an altogether excellent web page!!!!!!!.
Entry of Oct 21, 1999 at 22:28 [EST]
From: Mary Martin - martin5m@swbell.net
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner:
How I found your page: A friend told me
Comments about the web site:
I was looking for any info on the Imperator (my dad & grand
My dad and grandfather were passengers on the Imperator and
I was looking for ANY info on the ship. I couldn't believe
all that I found when I found the site. Thanks so much.
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Entry of Oct 22, 1999 at 22:42 [EST]
From: arrie bachrach - arrie@earthlink.net
My HomePage: n/a
Favorite Liner: Normandie
How I found your page: Excite
Comments about the web site: Wonderful site. I've loved the North Atlantic liners since I was a little boy...sailed onthe USS COnstitution and Independence when I was a small boy and have been hooked ever since. Keep up the good work..and put on on whatever mailing list you might have. By the way. how can anything EXCEPT the Normandie be anyone's favorite..the combination engineering innovation, breathtaking interior design, with a dash of tragedy thrown in...Irresistible.......
Entry of Oct 22, 1999 at 22:47 [EST]
From: MR 7 MRS HENRY FALCONIO - MOMNPOP@SOLTEC.NET
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: AQUATANIA .
How I found your page: Other(Please Specify below)
Comments about the web site: WEB SIT ASK JEVES. MY WIFE,S MOTHER AND FATHER CAME TO THE UNITED STATES ON THE AQUATANIA IN 1922. THANKS FOE ALL THE INFO ON THIS SHIP.
Entry of Oct 23, 1999 at 12:50 [EST]
From: Jeffery A. Baker - bakerboys@atlascomm.net
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: TITANIC
How I found your page: Altavista
Comments about the web site: This is a fantastic voyage into some of the most un-realized facts about the OLYMPIC & her sister ship, TITANIC.
I throughly enjoyed it, & will make it my mission to inform others about it also.
Entry of Oct 23, 1999 at 22:59 [EST]
From: David E. Menhorn - dem912@webtv.net
My HomePage: dont have one as of yet.
Favorite Liner: R.M.S. Titanic
How I found your page: Another Search Engine
Comments about the web site: I find your web page very informative, with many different liners of choice, very elaborate and nicely done.
Entry of Oct 23, 1999 at 23:15 [EST]
From: David E. Menhorn - dem912@webtv.net
My HomePage: dont have one as of yet.
Favorite Liner: R.M.S. Titanic
How I found your page: Another Search Engine
Comments about the web site: I find your web page very informative, with many
different liners of choice, very elaborate and nicely
done. As you have heard, A new Titanic II is being built and understand the keel has already been laid. Look for it's maiden voyage in April of 2002. Everything from the inside and outside of the ship will be like the original Titanic except a larger rudder and engines, The new Titanic willalso have the grand staircase and glass dome, 1st. class statrooms, dining rooms, lavish and exquisite interiors right down to the teak decks! Look for it to dock in New York harbor in 2002, Have camcorder ready! Also a tour will be offered for $30.00 dol.
Entry of Oct 24, 1999 at 03:15 [EST]
From: Vella Falla - stanford@retnet.neet.au
My HomePage: retnet
Favorite Liner: lusitania
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site:
Entry of Oct 24, 1999 at 15:56 [EST]
From: Toby Borge - toby.r.borge@intel.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: SS United States
How I found your page: Link from another web page
Comments about the web site: Do you know of anywhere that has good engineroom pictures? I enjoyed reading the histories of the liners, nice site.
Entry of Oct 24, 1999 at 21:30 [EST]
From: Stu Grossman - StuGross@aol.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: SS France
How I found your page: Another Search Engine
Comments about the web site:
Entry of Oct 24, 1999 at 21:36 [EST]
From: John Richardson - richard_223@yahoo.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: United States
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: Thanks for the photos of the United States, then and now.
I sailed on her twice when I was 7 and 12 years old. So sad to see her now.
John
Entry of Oct 25, 1999 at 08:46 [EST]
From: Robert Pellegrine Ed.D., - ropel@worldnet.att.net
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: America
How I found your page: Other(Please Specify below)
Comments about the web site: Someone on the "Ship's List" mentione your site. I own a copy of "Ships of Our Ancestors".
Entry of Oct 25, 1999 at 13:58 [EST]
From: maryann rutledge - T&M_Rutledge@telus.net
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner:
How I found your page: Other(Please Specify below)
Comments about the web site: ships lists
Entry of Oct 25, 1999 at 14:54 [EST]
From: Carol Menges - jh-cj.menges@worldnet.att.net
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Weser
How I found your page: Other(Please Specify below)
Comments about the web site: This is a great site! The reason for my "favorite liner" above is that it brought a set of great-great grandparents that I only found recently. I found this site via e-mail, The Ships List at RootsWeb.com. It was highly recommended there.
Entry of Oct 25, 1999 at 15:34 [EST]
From: joe kirchner - none
My HomePage: donthaveone
Favorite Liner: none
How I found your page: HotBot
Comments about the web site:
Entry of Oct 25, 1999 at 18:18 [EST]
From: Richard DeMoske - rdemoske@crosslink.net
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Normandie
How I found your page: Other(Please Specify below)
Comments about the web site: Found you thru a link from ShipsLists. Your site is terrific and a gift to all who are searching for the transport of their ancestors to the new world.
Hope you can get to some obscure ships like Marsala, Royal Union and even my first troop ship...USS Lejeune...had been a supply ship for German pocket battleship.
Thanks for this great service.
Entry of Oct 25, 1999 at 19:01 [EST]
From: Jack Kaney , Sr, - alleyk@megsinet.net
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: All were interesting but I looked for the LEVIATHAN
How I found your page: Altavista
Comments about the web site:
After WW I my Dad returned home from France, wounded , on the
My Dad was wounded during WW I and returned home in 1918 on the Leviathan which was being used as a troop ship.
I appreciated the pictures of it. THANKS!
Entry of Oct 25, 1999 at 20:25 [EST]
From: Ronald E. Wurtz - rewurtz@bankopoc.com
My HomePage: www.bankopoc.com
Favorite Liner: Belgenland 1
How I found your page: Link from another web page
Comments about the web site: Great site. Keep up the good work. Wish you had some photos of the first Belgenland.
Entry of Oct 26, 1999 at 03:26 [EST]
From: Frances Grindstaff - ldyopr@aol.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: The Thistle 1738 and Elizabeth & Ann (e) 1716
How I found your page: Link from another web page
Comments about the web site: Would it be possible to get a picture of the Ship's listed
above? I had ancestors come to America on each Ship.
Thank you.
Entry of Oct 26, 1999 at 16:01 [EST]
From: Angela Trahan - btrahan@adelphia.net
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner:
How I found your page: Excite
Comments about the web site:
Entry of Oct 26, 1999 at 19:56 [EST]
From: brian edwards - austin6380
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: the grandeur of theseas
How I found your page: Another Search Engine
Comments about the web site:
Entry of Oct 26, 1999 at 23:41 [EST]
From: adrian - none
My HomePage: yahoo
Favorite Liner: imperator,titanic,lusitania
How I found your page: Altavista
Comments about the web site: get some brochures of cunard and white star line
Entry of Oct 27, 1999 at 03:33 [EST]
From: shona smith - sexyshona@hotmail.com
My HomePage: dont have time to do one(sorry)
Favorite Liner: none
How I found your page: Altavista
Comments about the web site: i think that this web page totaly SUX!
Entry of Oct 27, 1999 at 14:36 [EST]
From: jared pedroza - matt2004@freei.net
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner:
How I found your page: Altavista
Comments about the web site:
Entry of Oct 27, 1999 at 15:06 [EST]
From: Jennifer Kelly - jkelly@firstam.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Lusitania
How I found your page: InfoSeek
Comments about the web site: My great-grandmother and great-grandfather were on the Lusitania when it was torpedoed. They were on their honeymoon. She was one of the last remaining survivors, my family just recently received a copy of a radio interview she did before she passed away in the mid 1970's.
Entry of Oct 28, 1999 at 00:22 [EST]
From: James Heslop - james.heslop@wnp.ac.nz
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Oriana 1
How I found your page: Other(Please Specify below)
Comments about the web site: Great site. Found your web page from your bio on liners.
Entry of Oct 31, 1999 at 03:09 [EST]
From: Charles M. & Karen L. Bauman - PSICMB@Earthlink.net
My HomePage: See Above
Favorite Liner: Queen Mary
How I found your page: Altavista
Comments about the web site: We both Loved the ship, was married on it 25 February 1977
Entry of Oct 31, 1999 at 10:17 [EST]
From: Helen Stratton - hunsfutz@cyberia.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Mauretania
How I found your page: Altavista
Comments about the web site: My Father sailed, with his Mother and Sister, to England, to visit family... prior to WWI. Needless to say, they were stranded in England for the duration of the war. I am also searching for info on the Kaiserin Auguste Victoria, the ship taken from the Germans in reparation for their sinking the Lusitania. My Grandfather brought his wife, my aunt, and my father... back to the states aboard her. Thanks for your website.. I hope I find what I am looking for so I can surprise Daddy (who is now 91 years young and the last survivor of his family)! You have done a wonderful job on your website, THANKS!! Please let me know if you can steer my in the direction of info on the Kaiserin.
Helen
Entry of Oct 31, 1999 at 13:28 [EST]
From: Toby Borge - toby.r.borge@intel.com
My HomePage:
Favorite Liner: Great Eastern
How I found your page: Excite
Comments about the web site: Nice pictures and descriptions. Do you know of any detailed engineroom pictures or layouts available on the web?
Entry of Oct 31, 1999 at 15:43 [EST]
From: Paul Manodakis - paul_manodakis@harvard.edu
My HomePage: n/a
Favorite Liner: Cristoforo Colombo
How I found your page: Yahoo
Comments about the web site: Great Job! It is always a pleasure to find others who have the same love which I have for ocean liners.
Entry of Oct 31, 1999 at 16:27 [EST]
From: Gordon Thomson -