HOMERIC: 1922 - Big cruise plan from 1935 Ybarra Line a well-trained crew

a well-trained crew

although at a much older age of 21

one of the first ever installed on a ship

The large photos show public rooms dripping in Empire veneers

Laurence Dunn has written that her best accommodations were on the Sun Deck

HOMERIC: 1922 - Big cruise plan from 1935 Ybarra Line a well-trained crewWhite Star Line: A fold out (26" by 40") cruise deck plan dated March 1935 for the R. M. S. HOMERIC. Eight decks are shown in detail showing First and Second classes along with bits of Third Class included as cheapie cabins. At the bottom are photos of the First Class Dining Saloon and the Lounge Dance Hall. As the old saying goes, HOMERIC was the red headed stepchild of the White Star fleet. Launched in 1913 as North German Lloyd's COLUMBUS, WW1