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RMS Mauretania and RMS Alcantara docked at the still-under-construction Western Docks of Southampton. 27th of December, 1932.
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RMS Mauretania and RMS Alcantara docked at the still-under-construction Western Docks of Southampton. 27th of December, 1932.
From left to right: RMS Homeric, RMS Mauretania, SS Columbus and RMS Empress of Britain docked at Southampton's Western Docks. 26th of May, 1934.
RMS Aquitania in Southampton floating dry dock . The late 1930s.
RMS Aquitania departing from Southampton in one of her last voyages. 31st of July, 1949.
A beautiful color photograph of RMS Aquitania docked behind MV Britannic in Southampton Western Docks, 1948.
RMS Queen Elizabeth in the King George V Graving Dock, watching over a game of cricket being played at Millbrook.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/King_George_V_Graving_Dock
From the front page of the Illustrated London News, February 25, 1950. “She did well to the end: RMS Aquitania leaves Southampton on her final voyage to the shipbreakers. The veteran ‘Ship Beautiful’ moves out into Southampton Water in the fog”. Her career had spanned 36 years.
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