Leviathan

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Elegant first-class dining room on the S.S. Leviathan ocean liner, featuring ornate columns, arched windows, set tables, and a large painted ceiling mural.

Ornate lounge on the S.S. Leviathan luxury ocean liner with upholstered chairs, tables, detailed wall paneling, and arched wrought iron doorway leading to the foyer.

Leviathan

ship

Also known as: “Vaterland”

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Passenger liners in the 20th century
Line’s Leviathan; the Imperator became the Cunard Line’s Berengaria; and the Bismarck became the White Star Line’s Majestic. That war severely cut traffic, although ships were used for troop transport. By eliminating German competition and seizing their great ships, the Western Allies returned to competing among…
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Line’s Leviathan; the Imperator became the Cunard Line’s Berengaria; and the Bismarck became the White Star Line’s Majestic. That war severely cut traffic, although ships were used for troop transport. By eliminating German competition and seizing their great ships, the Western Allies returned to competing among…
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ocean liner
…York in 1917 and renamed Leviathan, for many years the largest ship afloat; the 80,000-ton Queen Mary and its sister ship, Queen Elizabeth, giant Cunarders of the 1940s and 1950s; the French Line’s Normandie, which set a new transatlantic speed record of just over four days but which was destroyed…
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…York in 1917 and renamed Leviathan, for many years the largest ship afloat; the 80,000-ton Queen Mary and its sister ship, Queen Elizabeth, giant Cunarders of the 1940s and 1950s; the French Line’s Normandie, which set a new transatlantic speed record of just over four days but which was destroyed…
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