BRAEMAR CASTLE: 1952 - Color-coded deck plan w/ interiors Georgian Bay Line the significance of the PENNSYLVANIA

the significance of the PENNSYLVANIA and her sisters CALIFORNIA and VIRGINIA is that they were the first ships to have a strictly American interior decor

The ship was so trashed during WW2 that Matson refused to take her back

two large cabins

photos show the Lounge and Restaurant

Bookings were dropping precipitously

BRAEMAR CASTLE: 1952 - Color-coded deck plan w/ interiors Georgian Bay Line the significance of the PENNSYLVANIAUnion Castle Line: A fold out (17" by 22") deck plan from 1962 featuring color coded deck plans for the one class BRAEMAR CASTLE. There are many color interior photos showing bland interiors that let down the handsome exterior of the ship, at least in my humble opinion. The chairman's wife used to decorate the ships. Frankly, she needed a gay son to get the job done. Launched with such fanfare along with two sisters in the early 1950s, she was sent to