The Ocean Liner Virtual Museum

(Est. 2005)


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Welcome to the Ocean Liner Virtual Museum (Est. 2005) - the only online museum in the world dedicated to telling the inspiring story of the ocean liners and ocean travel. In our website we hope to give you a brief insight into the rich diversity of companies and ships that sailed the oceans of the world during the heyday of the ocean liners. As a virtual museum we are accessible to everyone around the world 24 hours a day via the wonderful technology that is the Internet. This of course assuming that you have a computer and access to the Internet. But you obviously do, otherwise you would not have reached this website and be reading this! We hope you enjoy your experience with us today and look forward to welcoming you to the Ocean Liner Virtual Museum again very soon.

 

Click on the museum facade above to enter the site


Please note: The images of buildings and interiors on this website do not depict or portray the Ocean Liner Virtual Museum. As, by its very nature being a virtual museum, it does not physically exist. Therefore the actual locations shown in these images should not be confused as being the Ocean Liner Virtual Museum.


This Website is developed using historical information researched from a wide variety of sources, including books, magazines and websites etc too numerous to mention or credit individually. Main sources include Simplon Postcards, Reuben Goossen's SS Maritime, Maritime Matters, Shipping Companies and the author's own collections. We are most grateful to them for giving us permission to use their collections on our website. While we try our very best to ensure that any apparent "copyrights" are not breached, due to limited time and resources we cannot always guarantee that inadvertently mistakes may occur. But should such inadvertent mistakes come to light we will do our best to cooperate.

This website does not intend to infringe any copyright and all reasonable steps are taken to ensure this to the best of our ability with limited resources. It is believed that all the information contained in this website, apart from those articles written by the author, are freely available within the public domain (on websites and in other media) or freely given for use on this website. All information on this website is purely intended to help promote the story of the ocean liners to a wider audience and to maritime enthusiasts and is entirely not-for-profit and is not intended for commercial gain. We warmly welcome any donations of photographs or information to this website on the basis that no financial reward is asked for or given as this website is purely for charitable not-for-profit purposes. If you have any comments or wish anything removed from or added to the website then please contact ajnaughton@hotmail.com and we will be delighted to oblige where appropriate.

 
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