pier88

4 photos tagged pier88, from 2 members of Flickr Commons.

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2012

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Яah33l said:
Wow ,,,,,
vintagecameras said:
This has always been the most significant photo of any Ocean Liners to me. They have it hanging on the Queen Mary right as you step on board now. Many people don't understand the gravity of this picture.
Difficult Degree said:
Hi, I'm an admin for a group called AQUELLOS MAGNÍFICOS NAVIOS, and we'd love to have this added to the group!
Narrow Pancake said:
Awesome.
fulvue said:
This would be around the 9th March, 1940, at the end of the Queen Elizabeth's maiden voyage from the Clyde to New York. Thereafter she went to Singapore to be converted into her wartime troopship role. Indeed the only time all three ships were together.

So Cal Metro said:
This is Manhattan's Hudson River piers, around Pier 88. The French Line terminal is towards the right, next to what appears to be a capsized ship.
TVL1970 said:
The capsized ship in the photo above is the SS Normandie (USS Lafayette (AP-53)), well into the salvage and righting process, as her superstructure has already been removed. Here is a declassified US Navy film about the salvage of the Normandie (USS Lafayette) posted by YouTube user Jeff Quitney: YouTube - US Navy Technical Report: "Salvage of the U.S.S. Lafayette" See also: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SS_Normandie

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Ali Rum said:
wonderful
beachcomber australia said:
1942 - en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SS_Normandie#Demise
Catch Me Now Photography said:
wow
Diană . said:
i can't believe it!!!this is amazing!! great one!!! deserves a fave!!!
vintagecameras said:
Such a sad situation and time in the history of the great Ocean Liners.