MN Vulcania, La Riviera Ligure - Santa Margherita 1954

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MN Vulcania, La Riviera Ligure - Santa Margherita 1954Vulcania was an ocean liner built for the Italian owned Cosulich Line and voyaged between Trieste, Venice, Patras, Naples, Palermo, Barcelona, Gibraltar, Lisbon, Halifax and New York. Launched in 1926, she was the height of luxury and she and her sister ship Saturnia were among the first liners to offer cabins with private balconies, something that is standard today. She was requisitioned by the Italian and German governments during WWII. In October

Located in an 18th century townhouse once owned by an early governor of Maryland

There is now a 24-hour McDonalds at the site of Schafer’s

The Riviera was demolished in 1953 to make way for the Palisades Interstate Parkway

The Mooos were operated by the Bickford Corporation

000 who marveled at the hotel’s amenities such as an indoor golf course

Stork Club)

and this was where many couples held their wedding receptions

Maids just got mutton

Matson artwork created by artists like Frank McIntosh

The Swedish American Line closed in 1990

The Luau Room had a long and successful run before it was closed in the late 60s but

Most of the menu wasn’t very Hawaiian