ssMaritime
Orient
Line
RMS
Orion
Photo
Album
This
album has a range of images of the ships interiors and decks.
However, all except three photographs are the First Class
facilities. Sadly, Tourist Class photographs of her interiors are
hard to come by. If you, have photographs that are suitable to be
added to this page, please email these to me. By doing this, you
will give a great deal of pleasure to countless thousands who
visit this site. Full credit will be given.
Orion
seen in
First
Class
The
Main Lounge
The
high ceiling Ballroom
The
Long Gallery
Library
Entrance
to the Dinning Room
A
fine Dinning Room Feature
First
Class Shops
The
forward Stairwell
The
vast and typical Orient Line Sports Deck
The
Tavern, looking towards the Pool
The
spacious Verandah Suite
Single
bedded cabin
A
fine colour photo of the Orion
Tourist
Class
Main
Lounge
Inside
to berth cabin
Library
Sent
in by Anne Lee passenger Tilbury to
Dinning
Room
\
Promenade
Deck Aft
Sent
in by Anne Lee passenger Tilbury to
A
Black and white study of this fine liner!
A
painting of the Orion
A
small view of RMS Orion in
An
early Orient Line Postcard of the RMS Orion
This
was the last P&O postcard issued of the SS Orion
Orion
Index
RMS Orion
Orion Mainpage
Photo Album
Passenger
Contribution - 1
Ben Zuber heads for
Passenger
Contribution - 2
Jack Abbott - a Soldiers Tale - “Orion Oracle” No 20
Passenger
Contribution - 3
Jack Abbott - a Soldiers Tale - “Orion Oracle” No 29
Passenger
Contribution - 4
William Rishton
Passenger
Contribution - 5
Anne Lee
“Orient Line
– A Fleet History”
Is
available for £23.50 plus p&p from “Ships in
Focus”
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trust you have enjoyed reading about this loved passenger liner.
If you have sailed on her I would like to hear from you, and if
you have any photographs I would greatly appreciate some,
especially those of the interiors and out on deck. Email Me!
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Commenced in the Passenger Shipping Industry in May 1960
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