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THE OCEAN LINER GAZETTE is the official publication of the
Ocean Liner Museum and is published irregularly during the year
by the Trustees of the Museum.
The following are selected articles from past and present editions of
the Ocean Liner Gazette. To read the full article, click on the ( ) magnifying glass next to the title. To become a member of the Ocean Liner Museum and receive the full
edition of the Ocean Liner Gazette, click here
Summer 2002 Gazette - Final Gazette
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Voyage's End Ocean Liner Museum Collection to South Street Seaport Museum |
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| Walter Lord -8 OCTOBER 1917 - 19 MAY 2002
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| Stowing Away on a Caribbean Cruise: Intrepid Female Journalist does the Trick on Raffaello out of New York
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Spring 2002 Gazette
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Dazzle & Drab is Open at last, a Splendid Success |
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| Two Superb Lecturers Document Roles of the Ocean Liner in Two World Wars
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| Scythia Crossing ends in A St.Lawrence Collision; Curious Indifference Reigns
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| 9/11 Crossing aboard Queen Elizabeth 2 Becomes a Surreal Voyage Of Uncertainty
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Fall 2001 Gazette
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Manhattan Catastrophe Postpones Dazzle & Drab |
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| R.M.S TITANIC = MGY & Other Radio Arcana
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| Not Merely Seasick but (Seriously) Sick at Sea: A Passenger's Terrifying Memoir
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Summer 2001 Gazette
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Dazzle & Drab: Members urged to book seats for dinner.
Celebrity Cruises has donated a Millennium cruise for raffle |
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| More Norway-ex-France remembrances as letters & pictures
continue flooding in
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| Superb Mauretania model on board QE2 is in need of some crucial maintenance; the Ocean Liner Museum to the rescue?
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Winter 2001 Gazette
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Third life for a Classic Ocean Liner: Norway-ex-France will abandon the Caribbean for Far East Deployment
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| Loving, Memorial Bouquet in Praise of Norway-ex-France from her passengers & crew |
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| Ken Marschall, Celebrated Titanic Artist, Lectures for Ocean Liner Museum Members
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Fall 2000 Gazette
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Next Museum Exhibition, Dazzle & Drab, Portrays the Ocean Liner’s Role Throughout Wars at Sea
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| “Wingers” and “Bloods” Aboard Oronsay in the 1950’s; a Neophyte Steward
Rembmers it all Well (Part II) |
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| 2000's Doubly Glorious Fourth Aboard QE2 Anchored in Port
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Summer 2000 Gazette
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| When Ocean Liners Docked, This Ambitious Youn Lady Was On Hand
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| “Wingers” and “Bloods” Aboard Oronsay in the 1950’s; a Neophyte Steward
Rembmers it all Well |
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In Her 31st Year of Service, QE2 Always Delivers for a Long-Term German Fan
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| Millennium Overview |
Spring 2000 Gazette
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Cork Titanic Fragment is Still Secure
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| June 1962, in Mid-Atlantic: the Schaumloffel Family Enjoys Passage on the United States
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| An Encore Normandie Quiz
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Winter 2000 Gazette
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Complete Inventory of the OLM Collection is Presently in Work
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| Briton's Postwar Circumnavigation Completed by Third Troop Ship, Orion
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| Meanwhile, Back Aboard s/s OROPESA
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| Author at Sea Makes Friends with Young
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Summer/Fall 1999 Gazette
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A Briton's Circumnavigation, Across the Atlantic and Pacific in 3 Trooping Liners
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| Capacity Crowds Throng Blue Ribband Members' Preview and a Formal Opening
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| Yet Another Sold-Out Ship Enthusiasts' Cruise Aboard Cunard's Venerable Queen Elizabeth 2
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| Lost, Yesterday, Somewhere Between Sunrise and Sunset, Two Golden Hours, Each Set with Sixty Diamond Minutes; No Reward is Offered for They Are Gone Forever. (1900, Anonymous)
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Spring 1999 Gazette
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Glorious 1958 CGT Parlay:Crossing East on Liberte and West on Flandre
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| On May 4th 1999, Blue Ribband
Embarks Members at the United States Courthouse
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| Correspondence / Letters to the Editor
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Fall/Winter 1998 Gazette
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A Hales Trophy Reproduced and, Delivered in 2002, A new Cunarder: Carnival's Transatlantic Redux
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| Encore: A Fine, 1975 Day Along Luxury Liner Row
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| Frank Brayanard Remembers a Tale of Two Liners
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Summer 1998 Gazette
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"Everyone Seemed Deliriously Happy!" Sailing Day in New York, Recalled by Envious, Young Visitors
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| A Successor to Last Fall's Normandie Expedition, Museum Members follow Titanic's Memorial Trail
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| The First of Disney's Cruise Fleet Reaches Florida
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Spring 1998 Gazette
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Fleeing Murderer with Disguised Accomplice take the Slow Ship to the Gallows; Inspector Dew Wins
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| Troopships that took a GI to War and Back Again
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| A First Ocean Voyage from the Bronx to Bermuda
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Winter 1997 Gazette
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| Rotterdam ends 38-year career as HAL flagship
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| As predicted museum's Normandie trek sells out; 57-seats gone within a week, waiting list of 50 more
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| The Ocean Liner Museum goes online; an overview of the Museum's web site
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Fall 1997 Gazette
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| For the first time since 1984, S.S. Norway Sails for Le Havre and Southampton with full passenger load.
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| Eighty-five years later, the world is still fixated on the lost Titanic
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Summer 1997 Gazette
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| First night out, Vistafjord passengers awake to smoke; heroic crewmen put out the fire in time.
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| From among a welcome trove of donated memorabilia, a Cunard cruising gem, circa 1910
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Spring 1997 Gazette
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| Bermuda Queen Recalled in 1939
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| Checking up on the competition: P&O inspectors sailed alien seas on St Louis & Empress of India
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Winter 1996 Gazette
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| On 25 July, 1956, Nantucket Sound: The Collision Aboard Stockholm
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| New York To Le Havre On Board The France
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Fall 1996 Gazette
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| Frederick Spedden's Hat, Worn Off Titanic, Presented To Museum
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| Memorabilia To Be Auctioned At Christie's East
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Summer 1996 Gazette
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| Constitution Crossing, Splendid Army Perquiste
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| Douglas Cater, A Baltic Client Extraordinaire
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| Superstitious? An Ile De France Tumbles From The Wall S& A Rash Of Misfortune Follows In Its Wake
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