STRATHEDEN: 1937 - First & Tourist class deck plans from 1950 Baltimore Mail Line She replaced the ANTILLES which

She replaced the ANTILLES which met an unfortunate ending on a Caribbean reef

formerly Norwegian American Line's OSLOFJORD

The was "one class" instead of two classes

The ships would have been filled with war materiel but passengers would have been well-advised to watch their backs in this year of the Tet Offensive

STRATHEDEN: 1937 - First & Tourist class deck plans from 1950 Baltimore Mail Line She replaced the ANTILLES whichP&O Line Two deck plans First and Tourist classes from 1950 for the popular STRATHEDEN. Each plan measures 24" by 28" and shows six decks. In First Class passengers enjoyed the center of the ship with large public rooms and plenty of options in cabins. On D Deck one could enjoy a cabin de luxe with a verandah while your fellow voyagers on E Deck made due with Bibby cabins that had long necks reaching towards the light of a porthole. Tourist Class held