STATENDAM: 1929 - Large Tourist Class deck plan w/ pics from 1937 Astor United Cruises Tourist Class photos cover the

Tourist Class photos cover the Dining Room

The restoration of Williamsburg had sparked a huge interest in Colonial history and design

everything on this plan is marked First with the except of several odd spaces on B Deck that are marked for 160 standee bunks in Third Class

and so she sat in lay-up for a decade

Left unseen were the teeming masses down in steerage

STATENDAM: 1929 - Large Tourist Class deck plan w/ pics from 1937 Astor United Cruises Tourist Class photos cover theHolland America Line: A fold out (29" by 39") Tourist Class deck plan dated 1937 for the STATENDAM. Eight decks are shown in detail. Judging from deck allocation on both the stern and bow, Tourist Class must have been formed out of Second and Third class. It resulted in a jumble of eight different public rooms spread higgledy piggledy around the decks. At least they got to share the F Deck Swimming Pool and Turkish Bath with Cabin Class. Black and