M.S.
Johan van Oldenbarnevelt, became the T.S.M.S. Lakonia in 1963
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Memories
of the JVO
M.S.
Johan van Oldenbarnevelt
Chapter
Seven A
Greek
Line
The
ill-fated Cruise Ship
T.S.M.S.
Lakonias Deck Plan
The
gleaming white T.S.M.S. Lakonia is still showing her original
Dutch heritage,
is seen at Southampton
on April 24, 1963.
On the previous page I presented a smaller
version of this Deck Plan which was kindly provided to me by
Phillip Harding, who is the son of Walter and Margaret Harding
who actually sailed on Lakonias maiden cruise on April 24,
1963. I am sure you will appreciate the clearer version of the
plan and peruse all her seven Passengers decks.
Please
Note: Photographs are mostly from the authors private
collection or as otherwise stated,
there are
many that originate from a brochure I have had from the
1960s
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Now go
to Chapter 8 - Lakonia's
Final Voyage
Or
the - JVO Index
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