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Deck Plan
*Please Note: Whilst I was researching these
ships, I discovered that there was a superb collection of rare builders and
Cunard architect drawings and photographs, as well as brochures and a host of
valuable materials on both of these fine ships available from Nautiques.net.
Thus, I highly recommend that if you are looking for a rare maritime
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On this page I am please to present first the MV Cunard Adventurer Deck
Plan, which will be followed by the Deck Plan of her earlier, but tragic sister
that caught fire so early in her career, the MV Cunard Ambassador.
You will note that although in general their interior layout was almost
identical, except for the following differences. Forward of the Main Lounge on
board the Ambassador there were many staterooms, whist on the Adventurer, there
were none. However, far forward on the lowest deck on board the Adventurer
there were a few additional staterooms, these being the main differences.
Although as you will soon discover, decks had different names on each ship and
public venues had their own names on each ship, in order to keep their
identity. However, the décor in all public venues as well as in cabins were
very much identical, which was done for uniformity!
Here
we see a beautiful model created prior to the building of the ships, it
sits on beautiful mahogany timber
*Photograph part of the Author’s private collection
Cunard Adventurer - Ambassador - INDEX
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