EMPRESS OF ENGLAND: 1957 - Tissue deck plan from 1960sCanadian Pacific: A fold out (34" by 34") tissue deck plan from the 1960s for the EMPRESS OF ENGLAND. Six decks are shown in detail covering both First and Tourist classes. The EMPRESS OF ENGLAND was the second of three sister ships built by Canadian Pacific for North Atlantic service. Her maiden voyage in April of 1957 was just in time to see the jet introduced for passenger service. CP was especially hard hit and sold off the first of the sisters in

originally Union-Castle's KENYA CASTLE of 1952

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The long array of public rooms on Promenade Deck was now open to all and an outdoor pool was added towards the stern

the ship was divided into 3 classes

" There are many ship photos including sample cabin views plus color-coded plans of seven decks

Two photos are unidentified

she was sent to the scrap yard an unlucky thirteen years later

Grace sold the fleet to Prudential who in turn sold them to Delta Lines

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public rooms and the outdoor pool on Promenade

Swan who brought a child and two maids

Tourist Class opens to 19" by 26" and also shows five decks