CITY OF PARIS: 1922 - Large cruise deck plan from 1935Ellerman's Wilson Line A fold out (21" by 33") deck plan for the CITY OF PARIS cruises to Norway in 1935. Four decks are shown in detail, covering both First and Second class areas. This CITY OF PARIS, mostly unknown on my side of the Atlantic, sailed the England to India route with a late 1930s gig to South Africa. Unlike her sister CITY OF NAGPUR, the ship survived WW2. Afterwards the CITY OF PARIS was rehabbed and continued in London to Africa

Formerly she was Canadian Pacific's EMPRESS OF BRITAIN of 1957

Be sure to notice both the the painting of Samuel Champlain arriving with his wife in Quebec City replicated over the stairway and

Too bad Tourist aboard the Cabin liner was restricted to the stern and deep down on D Deck

the ships went into lay-up

Hype in the introduction gushes

the final stop for a once-proud ship

Either way

The PENNSYLVANIA sailed for Panama Pacific until the line closed up in 1938

The Tourist Class plan also stretches open to ten panels and 36"

views include Writing Room

it's the greatest sightseeing trip of all

The design of Boat and Promenade decks were common to all three