Canadian
Pacific Rail’s T.E.V. Princess
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For the latter, please see the photo notes at the bottom of this page, thank you
Page Two
It you have reached this page via the search
engine the extensive history of the delightful
If you wish to read her complete history, with
many photographs on Page One first, go to the bottom of this page
and use the Link to Page One.
This album presents images from a brochure,
which is part of the author’s private maritime collection
and it reveals the Princess Patricia’s interiors, as well as
her decks, etc, which had not changed since her refit into a
cruise ship back in 1963. The only new addition was the
installation of air-conditioning and a swimming pool which was
added for what became the Princess Cruises charter in 1965.
The Front
and Back covers of CP’s
1976 CP’s
Here she is
seen cruising
A bar scene
on board the
The Bar and
out on deck and the Draughts and Chess Board
Passengers
enjoying a game of cards in the Card Room
Passengers
enjoying a fine meal in the Restaurant
Like any
good cruise ship there is always an excellent “Midnight
Buffet”
A deluxe
twin bedded Stateroom
Another
popular game was always Shuffle Board
Table
Tennis was just one more of the sports activities on board
Passengers
on the top deck watching an arrival in another port
Deck Plan - This is a small version, a Large version can be viewed by clicking this LINK or the Plan below itself
When the large Plan
opens, it may reduce in size, just one click will return it to
its full size!!
The
The majority of times, it would be the ever
popular Captain
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delightful comprehensive 28 minute film covering a
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