Travel Transport Collection
"Journey through Time: Exploring Travel Transport in the 1920s" Step back in time and embark on a voyage with various modes that defined the early 20th century
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"Journey through Time: Exploring Travel Transport in the 1920s" Step back in time and embark on a voyage with various modes that defined the early 20th century. The SS Osterley, an iconic ship, carried the MCC team to Australia in 1920, marking a significant moment for sports and global connectivity. Meanwhile, the Wild West covered wagons evoke images of pioneers venturing into uncharted territories, braving rugged landscapes. In contrast to this rustic charm, we find ourselves aboard luxurious trains like those depicted in Le Rire Rouge's cartoon from November 27th. The train conductor stands tall as a symbol of efficiency and elegance amidst bustling railway stations such as Frankfurt am Main's main terminal captured beautifully in a color lithograph from around 1910. Moving across continents brings us to Florida's East Coast Railway extension to Key West—an engineering marvel that opened doors to new adventures on this tropical island paradise back in 1912. Aviation enthusiasts will be captivated by Air Vice Marshal P. W. Game taking up command of RAF India—a testament to how air travel revolutionized long-distance journeys during this era. Returning to sea voyages, we step aboard the magnificent SS Paris where opulence reigns supreme. From its drawing room adorned with pianos and rows of chairs to its first-class smoking room on Cunard liner Scythia—these spaces exude grandeur fit for discerning travelers seeking utmost comfort. As our journey continues eastward towards India, we catch glimpses of exotic locales like Aden while sailing onboard The Medina during a royal voyage—a true adventure filled with cultural encounters and breathtaking sights. For those seeking unconventional means of exploration, there is Speedjack—the remarkable motor boat spanning an impressive length of 98 feet—ready to tour the world at thrilling speeds.