Name/Title
Steamship Sailings TimetableEntry/Object ID
20.21.47Description
Material: paper. Size: 7" x 9". An advertisement for Cunard Line from 1910, highlighting their reputation for safety, speed, and comfort, with a focus on their proposed sailings for that year. The top of the advertisement features the Cunard Line logo and emphasizes their established history since 1840. The ad showcases various ship services, such as the New York Service with ships like the "Lusitania" and "Mauretania," and provides details about their twin-screw steamers and routes for steamships "Carpathia", "Pannonia", and "Ultonia". Included is a vintage schedule from the Cunard Line, dated April 10, 1910, detailing proposed dates of departure for the New York-Queenstown-Liverpool service and Boston-Queenstown-Liverpool service, with specific dates and times listed for each ship, including names like “Mauretania,” “Lusitania,” “Campania,” and “Caronia,” alongside additional notes for passengers traveling to London and other destinations, highlighting departures from New York and Boston. The reverse side features an advertisement that promotes the Cunard Line New York Service, highlighting a quick route to London and the European continent via Fishguard, South Wales. Travelers can have breakfast in New York on Wednesday morning, lunch in Fishguard the following Monday, and breakfast in Paris on Tuesday. The text emphasizes the speed and luxury of the Lusitania and Mauretania ships, noted as the largest and fastest vessels. The ad provides detailed records of passages, traveler's cheques, drafts, and lists.Context
Florence Castor was a Waseca native and a graduate of Waseca High School. She was the sister of Harry Castor.Collection
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Object Name
Timetable, SailingClass
Documentary ArtifactCategory
Communication ArtifactsCreate Date
July 24, 2025Update Date
July 29, 2025
