THE CLEVELAND MUSEUM OF ART (1993)

THE CLEVELAND MUSEUM OF ART 
11150 East Blvd.
Cleveland, OH 44106 (USA)
www.clevelandart.org

Degas to Matisse
Ansel Adams

October 6 - December 5, 1993.

Publicitary card.
Tarjeta publicitaria.
Targeta publicitària.
Carte publicitaire.
Carta pubblicitaria.

Traveler's collection,
Merci à Lysiane

CLEVELAND (Ohio, USA). F. C. Crawford Auto-Aviation Museum

CLEVELAND (Ohio, USA). Interior view of the Frederick C. Crawford Auto-Aviation Museum, Western Reserve Historical Society, University Circle. Postcard 91151.

CLEVELAND (Ohio, EUA). Vista interior del Frederick C. Crawford Auto-Aviation Museum, Western Reserve Historical Society, University Circle. Tarjeta postal 91151.

CLEVELAND (Ohio, EUA). Vista interior del Frederick C. Crawford Auto-Aviation Museum, Western Reserve Historical Society, University Circle. Targeta postal 91151.

CLEVELAND (Ohio, EUA). Vue intérieure du Frederick C. Crawford Auto-Aviation Museum, Western Reserve Historical Society, University Circle. Carte postale 91151.

CLEVELAND (Ohio, SUA). Veduta dell'interno del Frederick C. Crawford Auto-Aviation Museum, Western Reserve Historical Society, University Circle. Cartolina 91151.

Traveler's collection.

GEORGIAN BAY LINE. S.S. "North American"

GEORGIAN BAY LINE [USA, 1913-1967]. S.S. "North American" leaving Cleveland, Ohio, about 1960. From the Collection of Richard I. Weiss. Postcard by C.T. Publishing, Birmingham, Mich., No. 019.
[S.S. "North American" was a Great Lakes steamboat built by the Great Lakes Engineering Works at Ecorse, Michigan in 1913 for the Chicago, Duluth & Georgian Bay Transit Company. The vessel was launched on January 16, 1913; in 1923 the boilers were converted to burn oil. In 1963 the "North American" was sold to the Canadian Holiday Co. of Erie, Pennsylvania. The company used her in cross-lake service between Erie, Pennsylvania and Port Dover, Ontario for one year until she was retired in 1964. After being retired from service the North American was involved with purchasing deals of uncertain nature, and was finally sold at public auction to the Seafarers International Union in 1967 and she was to be used as a training ship at Piney Point, Maryland. While the "North American" was on the North Atlantic being towed to Piney Point, she unexpectedly sank on September 4, 1967.]

GEORGIAN BAY LINE [EUA, 1913-1967]. S.S. "North American" zarpando de Cleveland, Ohio, hacia 1960. Foto: Collection of Richard I. Weiss. Tarjeta postal de C.T. Publishing, Birmingham, Mich., N.º 019.

GEORGIAN BAY LINE [EUA, 1913-1967]. S.S. "North American" salpant de Cleveland, Ohio, cap al 1960. Foto: Collection of Richard I. Weiss. Targeta postal de C.T. Publishing, Birmingham, Mich., núm. 019.

GEORGIAN BAY LINE [EUA, 1913-1967]. S.S. "North American" al départ de Cleveland, Ohio, vers 1960. Photo: Collection of Richard I. Weiss. Carte postale de C.T. Publishing, Birmingham, Mich., Nº 019.

GEORGIAN BAY LINE [SUA, 1913-1967]. S.S. "North American" in partenza da Cleveland, Ohio, ca. 1960. Foto: Collection of Richard I. Weiss. Cartolina di C.T. Publishing, Birmingham, Mich., Nº 019.

Traveler's collection.

MICHIGAN - OHIO TRANSPORTATION CO. S.S. "Aquarama" (1960)

MICHIGAN - OHIO TRANSPORTATION CO. S.S. "Aquarama" leaving Cleveland, Ohio, about 1960. From the Collection of Richard I. Weiss, 1996. Postcard by C.T. Publishing, Birmingham, Mich., No. 080.
[Originally named the "Marine Star", the "Aquarama" was built in 1945 in Chester, Pennsylvania as a United States Maritime Commission. Designed as a transoceanic troop carrier, the ship made one trip across the Atlantic before combat ceased. The ship remained unused for a few years until it was bought in 1952 by the Sand Products Company of Detroit. After being purchased the ship was towed to Muskegon, Michigan where it was converted into a commercial cruise ship. The Aquarama began operation in 1956 by touring various Great Lakes ports. In 1957 the Michigan-Ohio Navigation Company, began service from Detroit to Cleveland carrying automobiles and passengers. In 1987 it was sold to the North Shore Farming Company. The Aquarama was briefly docked at Sarnia, then Windsor before returning to its original name of Marine Star and moving under tow to Buffalo. On August 3, 1995 the Marine Star berthed at the Cargill Pool Elevator where it stayed until it was towed overseas to Aliaga, Turkey for scrap September 2007.]

MICHIGAN - OHIO TRANSPORTATION CO. (EUA). S.S. "Aquarama" [1945-2007] zarpando de Cleveland, Ohio, hacia 1960. Foto de la colección de Richard I. Weiss. Tarjeta postal de C.T. Publishing, Birmingham, Mich., No. 080.

MICHIGAN - OHIO TRANSPORTATION CO. (EUA). S.S. "Aquarama" [1945-2007] sarpant de Cleveland, Ohio, cap al 1960. Foto de la col·lecció de Richard I. Weiss. Targeta postal de C.T. Publishing, Birmingham, Mich., No. 080.

MICHIGAN - OHIO TRANSPORTATION CO. (EUA). S.S. "Aquarama" [1945-2007] quittant Cleveland, Ohio, vers 1960. Photo de la collection de Richard I. Weiss. Carte postale de C.T. Publishing, Birmingham, Mich., No. 080.

MICHIGAN - OHIO TRANSPORTATION CO. (EUA). S.S. "Aquarama" [1945-2007] in partenza da Cleveland, Ohio, ca. 1960. Foto della collezione di Richard I. Weiss. Cartolina di C.T. Publishing, Birmingham, Mich., No. 080.

Traveler's collection.