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TSS AWATEA main lounge

Officers of TSS AWATEA at East Circular Quay

  • James Christensen said:
    The presence of service ribbons on the older gents, and the lack of them on the younger, seem to place this photo much later that the 1910s. My guess is that this was taken not long before WW2, or maybe closer to the mid '30s.
  • Australian National Maritime Museum on The Commons said:
    James Christensen Thank you Primeval Nature, you are exactly right. It was taken at the vessel's inaugural voyage from Auckland to Sydney in September 1936. I'll be putting a set together with all our AWATEA photographs which really displays the 1930s glamour associated with the vessel. There are more photos to come as well. beachcomber australia you beat me to it, tagging the pic! :)
  • James Christensen said:
    Well, I feel quite the Sherlock Holmes!
  • Australian National Maritime Museum on The Commons said:
    James Christensen It's fun isn't it?! ;)
  • James Christensen said:
    It is indeed!

The steam ship "Hawea" run ashore at the entrance to the Grey River, Greymouth, 30 October 1908

  • Jens Roesner said:
    A great shot, but a tragic sight. I never realised that the Grey River is so dangerous, but then again, the West Coast can be pretty rough...
  • Lú_ said:
    Terrible event, but what a wonderful photograph!
  • Marcello Sokal said:
    Great one!
  • National Library NZ on The Commons said:
    @Jens @Lu There are many shipwreck photographs in our collections - some of them are extremely poignant. I suppose today we have no conception of just how risky sea travel was. -- Courtney
  • Photos of the Past said:
    With storms hitting the US, there's a spooky coincidence that this one ran aground on this day 104 years ago