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A starboard near broadside view, taken from ahead of the beam, of the passenger/cargo liner Rome (1881) at anchor in Gravesend Reach, River Thames. She is depicted after lengthening, rebuilding the accommodation and alterations to her machinery. There are no yards on her masts. The tugs Uncle Sam (1849) and Mercia (1889) are alongside her. Tilbury is in the background. F. C. Gould & Son
Mercia (1889); Rome (1881); Uncle Sam (1849) (Glass plate negative)
A starboard broadside view of the passenger/cargo liner Rome (1881) at anchor in Gravesend Reach, River Thames. She is depicted after lengthening, rebuilding the accommodation and alterations to her machinery. There are no yards on her masts. Tilbury is in the background. F. C. Gould & Son
Rome (1881) (Glass plate negative)
G10508; Interior of the passenger liner 'Rome' (1881). The Second Class Dining Saloon. A view of the port side, looking aft. Note the hand-operated punkahs hanging over the tables.
Second Class Dining Saloon on the 'Rome' (1881) (Glass plate negative)
G10507; Interior of the passenger liner 'Rome' (1881). The First Class Music Room, on the Upper Deck. Behind the upright piano is a balustrade around the well over the First Class Dining Saloon.
First Class Music Room on the 'Rome' (1881) (Glass plate negative)
G10511; Interior of the passenger liner 'Rome' (1881). The buffet at the after end of the First Class Dining Saloon, on the Main Deck. A view from the port side. The carved walnut panels came from the workshop of Carlo Cambi, Siena, Italy.
First Class Dining Saloon on the 'Rome' (1881) (Glass plate negative)
G10510; Interior of the passenger liner 'Rome' (1881). The First Class Dining Saloon, on the Main Deck. A view of the central area, looking aft towards the buffet and the mast passing through the deck. The swivel chair design incorporates sea serpents and a scallop shell. The carved walnut panels came from the workshop of Carlo Cambi, Siena, Italy.
First Class Dining Saloon on the 'Rome' (1881) (Glass plate negative)
City of Rome in New York Harbor (Print)