MAURETANIA: 1939 - Big brochure, deck plan & pamphlet for 1962 winter cruises Savannah Line the significance of the PENNSYLVANIA

the significance of the PENNSYLVANIA and her sisters CALIFORNIA and VIRGINIA is that they were the first ships to have a strictly American interior decor

a design feature retained when the ship was rebuilt from the French PASTEUR

from the pool area up on Sun Deck down to the tiny ex-immigrant cabins (but with private facilities

She was scrapped in 2003

MAURETANIA: 1939 - Big brochure, deck plan & pamphlet for 1962 winter cruises Savannah Line the significance of the PENNSYLVANIACunard Line Three promotional items for the MAURETANIA's 1962 "Sunshine Cruises" out of New York. During March and April the ship sailed throughout the Caribbean. A twelve page glossy brochure offers a route map, destination info, and photos of veneer lined interiors worthy of the QUEENS. Color photos include the Observation Lounge, Dining Room, Smoking Room, Main Lounge, and a plush cabin. A large deck plan opens to 25" by 36". Nine decks are shown