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“The Oliver Photo Collection”

Photographs on this page are by ex crew member, Paul Oliver. The first photograph shows Oriana at Dubrovnik during a cruise. All other photographs show Oriana after after P&O laid her up at Pyrmont Wharf in Sydney. From here she would begin her voyage to Asia and to an uncertain career. These detailed photographs prove that Paul Oliver loved this magnificent ship, loving known as the Queen of the Sea!

 Oriana at anchor in Dubrovnik

 

 Oriana’s career with P&O had come to an end

 

Enjoy the following close-up photographs of ss Oriana

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

We thank Paul Oliver for making these photographs available to ssMaritime. If you wish to contact him as an ex crew member – email him at poliver@tac.com.au

 

SS Oriana

Page 1:    History and Images of the Oriana 

Page 2:    Oriana Postcards issued in 1960

Page 3:    Oriana Photo Album - Page 1

Page 4:    Oriana Photo Album - Page 2

Page 5:    Oriana “Lady of the Sea by Neil Whitmore

Page 6:    The Paul Oliver Collection

              Paul Oliver Story

Page 7:    Dalian See the sad photographs of SS Oriana damaged during a storm

              Oriana at Zhangiagang shipyard in China – taken 29 July & 9 September 2005

              Oriana the building of a liner - NEW

Page 1:    The building of SS Oriana

Page 2:    The launching and fitting out of SS Oriana

Page 3:    Sea trials and Oriana’s maiden voyage

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Photographs on ssMaritime –Cruise-Australia and all associate pages are: 1. By the author. 2. From the author’s private collection (including those photos the author has purchased outright and own copyright to). 3. As provided by Shipping Companies and private photographers. Credit is given to all contributors. However, there are some photographs sent to us without details of the photographer/owners concerned. We would therefore appreciate if owners of these photographs would make themselves known to me, that due credit may be given.

 

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