The SS Andrea Doria
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SS Andrea Doria - Grand Dame Of The Sea
Imagine being on a luxury ocean liner, just hours from port when all of a sudden you find yourself on a sinking ship. It was unfortunate that those in charge of the Stockholm were not aware that The Andrea Doria was in its path.
After doing some research on The Andrea Doria, it seemed unbelievable that an incident like this occurred, and that so many lives were saved. The ship sank 240 feet into the shark infested waters less than ten hours of being hit by The Stockholm.
Hello and welcome to The History Of Andrea Doria, your source for links and information pertaining to one of the twentieth century's great luxury liners.
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About The Andrea Doria Ocean Liner
Andrea Doria Links
- The Andrea Doria and the Stockholm
- The Andrea Doria:The Greatest Rescue of All
TimeThe Andrea Doria (above)
listing before the sinkingOn June 16th, 1951, the Andrea Doria was
launched at the Ansaldo shipyard in Italy. She cost 29 million dollars, and had very
advanced safety features. She had watertight compartments, a double bottom, - Pat Rooney's Andrea Doria Display
- Pat Rooney's Andrea Doria Display at Long Island Scuba Pat Rooney and his Andrea Doria artifacts . . .
- Andrea Doria-Tragedy and Rescue at Sea
- ****I am sad to announce the passing of my brother, Anthony Grillo on October 21st, 2004. Please keep visiting, being patient with the hopeful continuation of his website. Sincerely, Vivian Grillo****%uFFFD The North Atlantic, like all oceans, is trackless and free, a no-man's body of water beset . . .
- PBS Online - Lost Liners - Andrea
- PBS Online - The Story Of The Andrea Doria
- Association of Underwater Explorers - Andrea Doria
- ANDREA DORIA The Grand Dame of the Sea The Andrea Doria
Virtual Museum is a collective effort to produce a resource that
documents the history of this particular vessel and its subsequent sinking
also is an attempt to detail past exploration of the Doria, and display some of - The Andrea Doria and the Stockholm
- The Andrea Doria:The Greatest Rescue of All TimeThe Andrea Doria (above)
listing before the sinkingOn June 16th, 1951, the Andrea Doria was launched at the Ansaldo shipyard in Italy. She cost 29 million dollars, and had very
advanced safety features. She had watertight compartments, a double bottom, - The Sinking of the Andrea Doria
- Veteran newspaper photographer Bob Wendlinger offers his dramatic eyewitness account of the sinking of the luxury Italian liner Andrea Doria in collision with the S.S. Stockholm, July 25, 1956
- Capt. Dan Berg / Aqua Explorers Inc
- Today, the Andrea Doria lies on her starboard side in 240 feet of water. Her hull is now known to a small group of professional divers as the Mt. Everest of diving. Those who dare to explore this wreck must endure nitrogen narcosis, staged decompression hangs, strong currents, sharks, and long surface intervals. Gary Gentile, author of the book ANDREA DORIA, DIVE TO AN ERA, has made many such expeditions. On one of his ventures, he and his companions recovered the Doria's stern bell. Most divers who visit this wreck are more than happy to recover some of the fine china she once carried.
- Philadelphia Reflections: SCUBA Tours of the Andrea Doria
- The Stockholm collided with the Andrea Doria and sank her in 1956 in 250 feet of water. Lots of weekend visitors still wander around inside the ship.
- The Andrea Doria Still Claiming Victims
- The Andrea Doria Still Claiming Victims -- The famous Life magazine cover of the Andrea Doria listing dangerously before sinking. The Life photos of lifeboats pulling away from the badly listing Italian ocean liner Andrea Dorea
Jukebox in My Head -- Weblog of Leland Rucker
Andrea Doria - History: Then and Now
Andrea Doria The Final Chapter
Friends Of The Andrea Doria
Thank you for taking time out of your busy day to stop here for information pertaining to The Andrea Doria Ocean Liner. The purpose of this site is to house a collection of information and links that pertain to the ocean liner, its artifacts, and those who are drawn to its salvage.
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mamabush
Jan 27, 2012 @ 12:38 am | delete
- Fascinating stuff...great lens! ;)
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Mujjen
Jan 24, 2012 @ 2:31 pm | delete
- The sinking of the Andrea Doria is well known, very interesting collection of information.
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Zut_Moon
Dec 27, 2011 @ 5:45 am | delete
- I was not aware of this disaster. Interesting lens.
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CruiseReady
Aug 26, 2011 @ 5:34 pm | delete
- What a wonderful ship she was... such a shame the passenger ship industry has taken a turn away from ocean liners to floating amusement parks.
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ShamanicShift Feb 14, 2011 @ 8:47 am | delete
- This is an interesting, informative collection -- thanks for the educational, fun read -- blessed by a SquidAngel!
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