A port bow view of the White Star Line cruise ship Calgaric (1918) at anchor in Naeroyfjord at Gudvangen, Norway

A slightly distant port bow view of the White Star Line cruise ship Calgaric (1918) at anchor in Naeroyfjord off Gudvangen, Norway. She has bunting at her foremast and mainmast and one of her sets of boat davits are swung out over the side where the boats have been launched. Mountains are in the background. A vertical format negative which is out of focus.
The Calgaric undertook eight cruises in Scandinavian waters between 1928 and 1933 and she was used for a cruise to the Baltic and North Sea by the Boy Scouts and Girl Guides under Lord Baden Powell, the so-called Peace Cruise of the Boy Scout movement, 12-29 August, 1933.

Object Details

ID: P83466
Type: Sheet film negative
Display location: Not on display
Creator: Marine Photo Service
Vessels: Calgaric (1918)
Date made: 1928-1933
Credit: National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London, Waterline Collection
Measurements: Overall: 167 mm x 116 mm
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