Originally published: The big ship: the story of the S.S. United States. Newport News, Va.: Mariners' Museum, 1981.
Maxtone-Graham has yet again produced a profusely illustrated tribute, this one to America's most famous and historic liner.
The Big Ship: The Story of the S.S. United States
A Harvard-educated historian and advisor to the S.S. United States Conservancy documents the story of innovative ship designer William Francis Gibbs, describing the breakthroughs that enabled him to craft high-performance ships of ...
"The purpose of this volume is to fill in the gap of information and to illustrate the detailed considerations that made the SS United States a paragon of speed, sea-keeping, safety, stability, reliability, sanitation and comfort." (from ...
Braynard, Frank O. By Their Works Ye Shall Know Them. New York: Gibbs & Cox, 1968. ———. Lives of the Liners. New York: Cornell Maritime Press, 1947. Braynard, Frank O. & Miller, William H. Fifty Famous Liners, Vols 1–5.
The Last Great Race, the S.S. United States and the Blue Riband
Steve Perry, for his formidable knowledge of SS United States (I mean that literally—be careful what you ask). As both teacher and student, he savored every opportunity to go back into his archives or the belly of the ship to find more ...
The story of the world's fastest passenger liner, from Blue Riband winning maiden voyage to abandonment in Philadelphia and her possible restoration as the most famous ocean liner of the post-war period.
Compiled from a wealth of previously unpublished material, this book is packed with historical photography from both sides of the Atlantic.
The SS United States: The View from Down Below