insert Date: 1936

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insert Date: 1936

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Crane Cranes Shipbuilding Steamliner Steamliners Steamship Steamships Viii Weekly 1936 Liner

EDITORS COMMENTS
This print from March 7th, 1936, gives us a glimpse into the bustling world of shipbuilding in the 1930s. The image showcases King Edward VIII and Queen Mary observing the construction of an ocean liner, surrounded by a group of dedicated workers. Towering cranes loom overhead as men work tirelessly to build this magnificent vessel. The steamship industry was booming during this time, with steamliners like the one being constructed in the photo playing a crucial role in transportation across oceans. The sight of these massive ships being built is a testament to human ingenuity and craftsmanship. As we look at this historical photograph, we are reminded of the importance of maritime history and how it has shaped our world today. From the hardworking individuals who labored on these ships to the royal figures who oversaw their construction, each person played a vital role in bringing these vessels to life. This image serves as a window into a bygone era when shipbuilding was at its peak and ocean liners were symbols of luxury and progress. It captures not just a moment in time but also the spirit of innovation and collaboration that defined this period in history.

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