What makes the Olympic Class Ocean Liners so aesthetically pleasing?2mo ⋅ Commercial_Sport_630 ⋅ r/Oceanlinerporn
Is there any reason why the SS United States has just been left rusting? Why hasn't she been scrapped or turned into a museum ship?7mo ⋅ Imaginary_Pepper_113 ⋅ r/Oceanlinerporn
Why is the bow of Carpathia crushed down. I also see the ship has split further aft. What caused this?5mo ⋅ Lazy_Astronomer6461 ⋅ r/Oceanlinerporn
Does anyone have any idea how to find the photographer or owner of this image? I want to use it commercially and need legal permission for that.6mo ⋅ Ok_Usual_699 ⋅ r/Oceanlinerporn
I love the way paintings used to overstate the size of old liners8mo ⋅ RedditLiners ⋅ r/Oceanlinerporn
This... monstrosity is one day closer to completion. It makes you long for the days of beautiful ocean liners.7mo ⋅ A_HECKIN_DOGGO ⋅ r/Oceanlinerporn
RMS Aquitania awaiting dismantling. A sad day for all oceanliner lovers.6mo ⋅ Zealousideal_Fig6455 ⋅ r/Oceanlinerporn
This isn't correct (the question was) what was the LARGEST ocean liner to ever sink6mo ⋅ ocean_liner_lover ⋅ r/Oceanlinerporn
I found this photo of Queen Mary 2 on her sea trials before her superstructure was given her iconic black details.8mo ⋅ MattyLaw06 ⋅ r/Oceanlinerporn
Rewatched HBO's The Pacific recently hadn't noticed they put a CGI SS America/West Point pulling into Sidney Harbor before.5mo ⋅ Tom_Slick_Racer ⋅ r/Oceanlinerporn
wreck of the wilhelm gustloff, the most dangerous ocean-liner wreck ever! sank on january 13th 19452mo ⋅ MajorPurchase2240 ⋅ r/Oceanlinerporn
RMS Olympic passing close to the Nantucket Lightship LV-117 in early January 1934.6mo ⋅ vintagethrowaway19 ⋅ r/Oceanlinerporn
SS Normandie in dry dock while the SS Paris capsizes (Foreshadowing?)6mo ⋅ Imaginary_Pepper_113 ⋅ r/Oceanlinerporn
The aftermath - ie the burnt & capsized hull - of the setting-on-fire & capsision due to the weight of the water disgorged in the attempted extinguishing of the fire of the oceanliner »SS Normandie« @ Pier 88 on West 49__ Street, New York, USA on 1942-February-9__ .6mo ⋅ Biquasquibrisance ⋅ r/Oceanlinerporn
A nice, low shot of the SS United States in Philadelphia, taken this past May [5472 x 3648] [OC]6mo ⋅ SchuminWeb ⋅ r/Oceanlinerporn
Would you rather go on a crammed air plane or the second fastest ocean liner in the world?2mo ⋅ Secure_Teaching_7971 ⋅ r/Oceanlinerporn
RMS Queen Elizabeth entering New York with RMS Mauretania II docked to the right, 1962.6mo ⋅ Cassini1997-2017 ⋅ r/Oceanlinerporn
The Aerotania- the flying liner, illustration for the Judge Magazine, date unknown7mo ⋅ vintagethrowaway19 ⋅ r/Oceanlinerporn
My 6ft model of RMS Queen Mary. She's a bit dusty and damaged so she's headed to dry dock for repairs but she'll polish up nice6mo ⋅ Intro24 ⋅ r/Oceanlinerporn
MS Olympic II... will soon have Titanic II and Britannic IV to have a complete modern Olympic class3mo ⋅ TylerlongheadTlh ⋅ r/Oceanlinerporn
The »Lusitania« , the Wright Brothers' experimental aeroplane, & the Statue of Liberty, in the same photographs together, from Manhattan, New York, USA, in September or October 1909.4mo ⋅ PunyaPunyaHeytutvat ⋅ r/Oceanlinerporn
The prides of 4 Nations, featuring Queen Mary, Raffaello, Michelangelo, France and United States lined up.3mo ⋅ wyzEnterLastName ⋅ r/Oceanlinerporn
Before I forget to mention again, The Oceanic Historical Society has a new website dedicated to the Oceanic III coming next year.5mo ⋅ Kaidhicksii ⋅ r/Oceanlinerporn
A very unpopular opinion but I think there is very little hope that the SS United States. 1wk ⋅ Ok-Vermicelli-5289 ⋅ r/Oceanlinerporn
Final post here of the year: Oceanic at sea (© Eric Okanume, Oceanic Historical Society)3mo ⋅ Kaidhicksii ⋅ r/Oceanlinerporn
Cunard Posted this April Fools Day Photoshop of the QM2 in their old Green Goddess Cruising livery back in 20162mo ⋅ RedditLiners ⋅ r/Oceanlinerporn
The SS Normandie, the RMS Queen Mary and the RMS Aquitania (far right) berthed in New York (c. 1939)3mo ⋅ HelloSlowly ⋅ r/Oceanlinerporn
The Ile de France rescuing the passengers of the stricken Andrea Doria.4mo ⋅ vintagethrowaway19 ⋅ r/Oceanlinerporn
RMS Queen Elizabeth 2 and RMS Queen Mary 2 berthed in New York Harbor with a cheeky Concorde photobomb (c. 2000s)3mo ⋅ HelloSlowly ⋅ r/Oceanlinerporn
What's the difference between a ocean liner and a cruise ship?2mo ⋅ Secure_Teaching_7971 ⋅ r/Oceanlinerporn
R.M.S. Britannic in White Star Livery had she survived the war from Oceanliner Design's Evolution of Ocean Liners Documentary9mo ⋅ Commercial_Sport_630 ⋅ r/Oceanlinerporn
I thought this could be of interest: Compagnie du Ponant's 2019 concept for a new small ocean liner named France. Seems to have been put on ice since.2mo ⋅ Kookanoodles ⋅ r/Oceanlinerporn
Standing on the boat deck of the Cunarder RMS Scythia in the summer of 1949.7mo ⋅ Cassini1997-2017 ⋅ r/Oceanlinerporn
The burnt-out, capsized hulk of the SS Paris. Very ironically lying close to the Normandie.10mo ⋅ wyzEnterLastName ⋅ r/Oceanlinerporn
Something interesting Olympic is the only merchant vessel to ever sink an enemy submarine. Titanic is the most famous ship of all time. Britannic is the largest vessel sunk during world war I.3wk ⋅ Capital-Wrongdoer613 ⋅ r/Oceanlinerporn
A quick guide to the world’s largest passenger ships in history (1831-present)10mo ⋅ eurfryn ⋅ r/Oceanlinerporn
Are Ocean Liners considered to be Critically Endangered or Extinct in the Wild?11mo ⋅ yaboiBradyC ⋅ r/Oceanlinerporn
From top to bottom: The RMS Berengaria, RMS Georgic, SS Normandie, SS Rex and SS Europa berthed at New York (c. 1930)3mo ⋅ HelloSlowly ⋅ r/Oceanlinerporn
On September 7, 1907 Cunard's brand new ocean liner RMS Lusitania set sail from Liverpool to New York on her maiden voyage. This painting by Norman Wilkinson shows her passing Fastnet lighthouse.8mo ⋅ icantthinkofaname940 ⋅ r/Oceanlinerporn
Digital model of the “Super-Oceanic” (by Eric Okanume) and a digital model of the RMS Queen Mary (by OlympicWH) (Source: RMMV Oceanic Official, FB)6mo ⋅ Kaidhicksii ⋅ r/Oceanlinerporn
SS United States following RMS Queen Mary into New York, 1967.9mo ⋅ Cassini1997-2017 ⋅ r/Oceanlinerporn
this was the last photograph ever taken of the RMS carpathia! it was already half underwater2mo ⋅ Correct-Durian-8308 ⋅ r/Oceanlinerporn
What’s everyone’s opinion on the Great Eastern? Given the fact it’s basically the laughing stock of the ocean liner community 3wk ⋅ Ok-Vermicelli-5289 ⋅ r/Oceanlinerporn
Aerial view above the Normandie in New York, looking down into the dummy funnel (© Steve Walker Color)10mo ⋅ Kaidhicksii ⋅ r/Oceanlinerporn
How tall was the ss united states and was her actual maximum speed 50 Knots?2mo ⋅ Secure_Teaching_7971 ⋅ r/Oceanlinerporn
Was at a coffee shop today and they had this nice image of Lusitania and Olympic10mo ⋅ Spinostroyer1 ⋅ r/Oceanlinerporn
What a nice pictures of Olympic, surely there's nothing wrong with it right?1mo ⋅ Ilikeoceanliner ⋅ r/Oceanlinerporn
S.S. Milwaukee Clipper. Just learned about her. Don't think she's actually a liner, but my God is she stunning.9mo ⋅ Kaidhicksii ⋅ r/Oceanlinerporn
Astoria's draught has been changed on marinetraffic from 4.7 to 1.0 meters.5mo ⋅ pedghnnnn ⋅ r/Oceanlinerporn
Why didn’t the water tight compartments prevent Britannic’s sinking?9mo ⋅ Original_Job6327 ⋅ r/Oceanlinerporn
My elementary school students obsess over Titanic, so I wrote a companion book for them about Lusitania!8mo ⋅ DavidDWriter ⋅ r/Oceanlinerporn
M/V Doulos, laid down in 1914, the longest serving liner in history. This photo was taken in rough seas near Wellington, NZ, in 2008. She was finally removed from service the following year but was 'saved' by being hauled on shore and is currently being converted into a hotel* in Indonesia.1yr ⋅ JimDandy_ToTheRescue ⋅ r/Oceanlinerporn
The hospital ship RMS Aquitania (at left) and troopship RMS Olympic (at right) during the Gallipoli campaign, 1915.1yr ⋅ JimDandy_ToTheRescue ⋅ r/Oceanlinerporn
A postcard of one of my favorite liners and also, the only French ‘four stacker’ that I can think of—the ‘SS France’ (c. 1910s)3mo ⋅ HelloSlowly ⋅ r/Oceanlinerporn
QE2 and Norway sailing together off St. Thomas, US Virgin Islands on November 18, 19988mo ⋅ CJO9876 ⋅ r/Oceanlinerporn
Here she sits still afloat in Philly, took this pic today from the Delaware river. World record crossing the Atlantic in under 4 days. 16000 horsepower steam engines.8mo ⋅ i2occo ⋅ r/Oceanlinerporn
What’s the closest ocean liner to mine’s? Is anyone else here interested in lego liners mocs too?7mo ⋅ Original_Job6327 ⋅ r/Oceanlinerporn
RMS Titanic immediately after launch, May 31st, 1911. This post is dedicated to members of this subreddit who get their jimmies rustled whenever they see a Titanic post.1yr ⋅ JimDandy_ToTheRescue ⋅ r/Oceanlinerporn
Luxury Liner Row - Queen Elizabeth, Michelangelo, France, United States and Independence10mo ⋅ Kaidhicksii ⋅ r/Oceanlinerporn
A close encounter between RMS Queen Elizabeth and SS United States in Southampton, 1968.8mo ⋅ Cassini1997-2017 ⋅ r/Oceanlinerporn
This was my Original plan for my modern Olympic class but it was looking too top heavy and it was looking too much like Goodships modern olympic class thats when i decided to do a redesign2mo ⋅ TylerlongheadTlh ⋅ r/Oceanlinerporn
I know it worked in the long run but... Aquitania's cabins were BLAND8mo ⋅ NoWorries124 ⋅ r/Oceanlinerporn
71 years ago today, the SS United States completed her first eastbound crossing in a record 3 days, 10 hours and 40 minutes, at an *average* speed of 35.59 knots or 40.96 miles per hour.10mo ⋅ CJO9876 ⋅ r/Oceanlinerporn
(From L-R:) RMS Homeric, RMS Olympic, RMS Berengaria & RMS Aquitania berthed at the Southampton Docks, post WWI (c. 1920s)2mo ⋅ HelloSlowly ⋅ r/Oceanlinerporn
I don't know who needs to know this, but... (disclaimer: I have no connection with this company, and I have no intention of buying these myself)8mo ⋅ campbejk94 ⋅ r/Oceanlinerporn
Was in Liverpool today and came across one of the Lusitania’s propellers raised from the wreck in the early 1980s1yr ⋅ colei_canis ⋅ r/Oceanlinerporn
RMS Olympic as a troopship- (During WW1) With Grey superstructure and Black funnels - before she received her dazzle camouflage.10mo ⋅ Titanicia100 ⋅ r/Oceanlinerporn
The HMHS Aquitania and the HMT Olympic moored in the Dardanelles, 19151yr ⋅ vintagethrowaway19 ⋅ r/Oceanlinerporn
This is a painting I made depicting Titanic arriving at Southampton around midnight on April 4th 1912, in preparation for her maiden voyage. Hope you'll like it!2yr ⋅ EliottChacoco ⋅ r/Oceanlinerporn
On May 30, 1914 RMS Aquitania set sail on her maiden voyage from Liverpool to New York City.11mo ⋅ icantthinkofaname940 ⋅ r/Oceanlinerporn
The latest edition to the ocean liner collection just came in today, and wow oh wow. This is probably the best hardcover book I've ever gotten: the cover is made of leather, and the whole book just looks much more vibrant than I thought possible.5mo ⋅ Kaidhicksii ⋅ r/Oceanlinerporn
Normandie ignoring the SS Paris currently on fire. (Le Havre 1939)1yr ⋅ wyzEnterLastName ⋅ r/Oceanlinerporn
April 5th, 1935, the day RMS Olympic began her final voyage before being broken up.1yr ⋅ NoWorries124 ⋅ r/Oceanlinerporn
