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PRESIDENT WILSON - IMO 5284118

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Photographer:
Robert J Smith [ View profile ]
Title:
President Wilson
Location:
Yalta, Ukraine
Photo Category:
Cruise Ships And Liners Built Before 1950
Added:
Mar 30, 2006
Views:
5,103
Image Resolution:
3,823 x 2,640

Description:

Seen departing the Russian Black Sea port of Yalta during April 1972
Operated by American President Lines Ltd
Flag: USA
Built: 1948
Grt: 15359

Laid down as ADMIRAL F B UPHAM but launched as PRESIDENT WILSON, renamed ORIENTAL EXPRESS '73.
BU at Hong Kong September 1984

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Current name:
ORIENTAL EMPRESS

Former name(s):

 -  President Wilson (Until 1973)

IMO:
5284118
Status:
Dead
Build year:
1948
Builder:
Todd San Francisco - Alameda Ca, U.s.a.
Vessel Type:
Passenger/cargo Ship
Gross tonnage:
15,349 tons
Summer DWT:
9,850 tons
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7 photos by 4 photographers

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Cruise Ships and Liners built before 1950 - 7 photos

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Robert J Smith

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Bunts

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Chris Howell

1 photos

Paul Wille

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This series is fantastic! The Pres. Wilson and twin sister Pres. Cleveland were wonderful ships. And their usual itinerary was out of California and into the Pacific, so these shots from the Black Sea are quite unusual. Many thanks for posting these! Finn

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Glad you like them Finn, We were surprised too to find her in that part of the world. We met her a few days later as we followed her through the Bosphorus, just too far ahead to get any photos.

Regards

Bob

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