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The cables coming off each side of the quadrant run all the way to the pilot house. |
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At the base of the ladder is a 20kw generator powered by a GM2-71 diesel engine. |
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Port side passageway, looking aft.
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The sextant was a gift from Libby Stiff. Her father, a ship's Captain, used this instrument regularly. |
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Ward room, looking aft. |
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Chief Engineer's cabin. |
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Upper engine room, looking forward. |
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These 4 CO2 cylinders were for fire fighting. The hose and cone were dragged to the fire. |
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The Art Deco design in the cabinet doors was popular in 1938 when the ship was built. |
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K. Mess decks, looking forward. |
L. Galley range - built as a coal stove, converted to burn diesel fuel. |
N. Crew's day room, looking aft with mess decks through the door to the left and the port side passageway to the right. |
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O. Forward crew cabin on the starboard side. |
Q. Anchor windlass, with crew's head to the right. |
Q. Anchor windlass, freezers beyond. |
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Q. Anchor windlass, powered by compressed air. |
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