ssMaritime
With
Reuben Goossens
Maritime
Historian
SS Southern
Cross
Calypso,
This page contains the Southern Cross’

An early Shaw Savill postcard
Our Southern Cross feature has many pages covering every aspect of this
fine ship in her four incarnations. This feature came about as the author
commenced the Australian “Save the Cross Campaign” in 2003/2004.
However, most readers will now be aware that this one great liner and cruise
ship, has been lost to a sad
However, I trust that these pages covering her as the Southern Cross to
OceanBreeze and will provide you with many happy memories!
Below I have placed the “Southern Cross” INDEX. Beside this
Index, each page will have a link at the bottom of the page to return either to
this index, as well as one to the next page.
Part One - History
Part 1… Southern Cross
Part 2… Calypso
Part 3… Azure Seas
Part 4… OceanBreeze
Part Two - Photo Pages
Page 1… Southern Cross page 1
Page 2… Southern Cross page 2
Page 3… Calypso / Azure Seas
Page 4… OceanBreeze page 1
Page 5… OceanBreeze page 2
Page 6… OceanBreeze Page 3
Part Three - Various
3… Photographs -
OceanBreeze being scrapped
4… “Southern
Cross a Fallen Star”
The ABOVE INDEX is
also shown on the first page of the Southern Cross feature.
The following are my other Shaw Savill features on
ssMaritime.com
1...
SS Athenic Class Ships – These
three fine liners built in 1902/03
2…
QSMV
Dominion Monarch – Shaw Savill’s Grandest Dame ever built!
3…
SS Corinthic Class Liners – Four fine ships built in 1947/48.
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