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A Week's Cruise Aboard S.S. North American, S.S. South American
1931
Describes the accommodations of the crew passenger cruise vessels, North American and South American. Includes pictures of typical staterooms and common rooms.
A Week's Cruise on the Great Lakes, Romance on Friendly Decks
1931
Describes the advantages of a vacation on a cruise of the "North American" and "South American".
A Week's Cruise on the Great Lakes, A Vacation Trip to be Remembered
1931
Describes the comforts and safety of the two Americas, the screw passenger cruise vessels, the "North American" and "South American".
A Week's Cruise on the Great Lakes, Cover
1931
Cover of the Chicago, Duluth and Georgian Bay Transit Company schedule in the Great Lakes Country, depicts a man and a woman watching a ship; either the "North American" or the "South American".
A Week's Cruise on the Great Lakes, Cabin Plans S.S. North American
1931
Drawings of the passenger cabin plans for the screw passenger cruise vessel, North American.
Black Point Estate and Gardens Opens May 2 with Cruises, Tours and Gilded Age History
Monday, April 13, 2026
Immersive Victorian lifestyle events, Beer Baron and Mother’s Day cruises, behind-the-scenes tours and more make for a historic 2026 season