A cruise on Moldavia in 1936:|Sources

Sources

The following references have been used in the construction of this website and are cross-referenced here from the various pages. Links to websites are highlighted.

Ref. #	Source
1	From the Cruise Album
2	By courtesy of the National Library of Australia
3	By courtesy of Wikipedia/Wikipedia Commons
4	By courtesy of the North Devon Journal
5	By courtesy of Lloyd's Lists
6	By courtesy of The Evening Post
7	By courtesy of The Homward Mail
8	By courtesy of Brian Watson
9	By courtesy of the State Library of Victoria
10	Provenance unknown
11	By courtesy of The Scotsman
12	By courtesy of The Western Morning News and Daily Gazette
13	By courtesy of The Mercury and Guardian
14	By courtesy of The Tatler
15	By courtesy of Pinterest
16	Howarth, D., Howarth, S. (1986). The Story of P&O: The Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Company. Weidenfeld and Nicolson
17	Rabson, S., O'Donaghue, K. (1988). P&O: A Fleet History. World Ship Society and the Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Company
18	McCart, N. (1985). 20th Century Passenger Ships of the P&O. Patrick Stephens, Wellingborough.
19	By courtesy of The Times
20	By courtesy of Britain from Above
21	By courtesy of The Ordnance Survey
22	By courtesy of Google Earth
23	By courtesy of the Northampton Mercury
24	By courtesy of the Fira Santorini Guide
25	By courtesy of Yiannispreview of Digital Photography Review
26	By courtesy of Metro.co.uk
27	By courtesy of Lock & Co Hatters
28	By courtesy of the Galerian Complex
29	By courtesy of the Archeology and Arts
30	From Odham's Children's Encyclopedia - date unknown but probably 1950s.
31	By courtesy of History Extra
32	By courtesy of Ancient Origins
33	By courtesy of the Western Morning News and Daily Gazette
34	By courtesy of the Mythical Peloponnese
35	By courtesy of the Greece.com
36	By courtesy of 'Travel in Portugal'