ILE DE FRANCE: 1927 - Cabin Class deck plan w/ interiors from 1950s Fabre Line Eight decks are shown covering

Eight decks are shown covering First Class with parts of Second Class included

She switched to One Class in 1954 and went to the breakers in 1961

appropriately decorated in a refined manner to create an atmosphere of quiet distinction

When fully open it stretches across ten folds (36") and covers both First and Tourist classes

it will be its purpose to tell the story of Moran tugs to very important groups of people - Moran employees afloat and ashore and our customers

ILE DE FRANCE: 1927 - Cabin Class deck plan w/ interiors from 1950s Fabre Line Eight decks are shown coveringFrench Line: The ILE DE FRANCE returned to service in 1949 after an extensive post war rebuild. Besides the elimination of the third funnel, among the changes was a spruced up Cabin Class. This eight page fold out deck plan from the mid 1950s shows what would have been a very nice way to travel. Cabin Class had exclusive use of one of the nicest rooms onboard, the wonderful two deck high Smoking Room with its swooping stairway and big mural. The