DIXIE: 1928 - "One Hundred Golden Hours at Sea" - 1936 brochure Canadian Pacific Covered Promenade

Covered Promenade

Matson Line: A fold-out interiors brochure (16" by 26") from 1958

and a nicely appointed cabin

Few ships had such a short career

The Tow-Line will not venture a guess as to which group is the more important

DIXIE: 1928 - "One Hundred Golden Hours at Sea" - 1936 brochure Canadian Pacific Covered PromenadeMorgan Line (Southern Pacific Steamship Lines): "One Hundred Golden Hours at Sea", the Morgan Line's lyrical slogan that speaks of sunsets, salt air, and promenade decks. This thirty two page travelogue from 1936 explores the voyage with the sensibilities of a Jay Gatsby. The line's DIXIE of 1928 sailed the New York to New Orleans route. Here she is described as "one of the most staunchly built ships ever turned out of a shipyard." Besides a portrait,