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With Reuben Goossens

Maritime Historian, Cruise‘n’Ship Reviewer & Author

Cogedar Line

MS Aurelia

Previous names: Huascaran, BeaverbraeLater named: Romanza, Romantica

 

MS Aurelia is seen during her later days as a Cogedar liner

Cogedar promotional photo – from the Author’s private collection

The interior and deck images on this page, except for the one above and at the very bottom of the ship itself, were provided by Mr. Stan Evans from Newcastle Australia, who scanned them from a brochure. I am most grateful to him for providing these to me, for it prvides a m=far better insight to this remarkable ship. Stan Evan is a staunch supporter of ssMaritime and has contributed to many of its pages and provided countless images and photographs that he has personally taken. Thank you once again Stan!

Reuben Goossens.

Far forward on Promenade Deck is the Main Hall

 

This is the main ballroom and entertainment venue, the Riviera Lounge

 

The intimate yet colourful Smoking Room

 

The reading and writing room

 

The ever popular Portofino Bar, a place this author spent quite some time with then

friend Miss Diana Lee who was a well know New Zealand & Australia pop star!

 

 

The Cinema

 

Main Dining Room

 

Lido Pool with slippery slide, located aft

 

Sports Deck, with the entrance to the Lido pool slippery slide

 

Forward, but below the bridge was the Solarium deck and children’s pool

 

An inside two bedded cabin

 

An outside two berth cabin with a sofa, suitable as a child’s berth

 

A typical of the original four berth cabins, although there were many of newer cabins

which were all white and rather bland to say the least!

 

Topside and the ships funnel

 

MS Aurelia seen arriving in port from another voyage

Photographer unknown - *Please see photo notes at bottom of page

 

MS Aurelia & Cogedar Line INDEX:

 

Page One:               MS Aurelia – history page

 

Page Two:                  The Bulthuis Family Story

 

Page Three:             MS Aurelia - Photo Page (From a brochure)

 

Page Four:              Jacoba Ris-Török Story

 

Also read:               Other Cogedar Line ships

 

                                    MS Flaminia – (The old Cogedar liner)

 

                                    RMS Media / SS Flavia – (The last of the Cogedar ships)

 

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Photographs on ssmaritime and associate pages are by the author or from the author’s private collection. In addition there are some images that have been provided by Shipping Companies and private photographers or collectors. Credit is given to all contributors. However, there are some photographs provided to me without details regarding the photographer/owner concerned. I hereby invite if owners of these images would be so kind to make them-selves known to me (my email address may be found on www.ssmaritime.com only), in order that due credit may be given. I know what it is like, I have seen a multitude of my own photographs on other sites, yet these individuals either refuse to provide credit or remove them when asked, knowing full well that there is no legal comeback when it comes to the net. However, let us show these charlatans up and do the right thing at all times and give credit where credit is due!

This notice covers all pages, although, and I have done my best to ensure that all photographs are duly credited and that this notice is displaced on each page, that is, when a page is updated!

 

 

 

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