Hamburg
Hamburg
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The home of the Laeisz firm, Hamburg was the homeport of the Pamir, until she was sold to Erikson in 1931.
She raised anchor for her last voyage on 01/06/1957.
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Photos
 19xx |
 1925 |
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 Circa 1930 © 289_0013 (7) |
 Circa 1930 © 288_0012 (7) |
 Pamir ? vers 1930 © 287_1520 (7) |
 Circa 1955 |
 Leaving the Blohm & Voss shipyards, c. 1955 |
 Hamburg ? (4) |
 In 1956 (15a) |
 05/1957 © Alastair Finlayson |
 05/1957 © Alastair Finlayson |
 1955 (3) |
 06/1953 (6) |
 © 926:66 (4) |
 Circa 1955 (8) |
 Circa 1955 |
 © 3179:71 (4) |
 1954 © (16) |
 19/03/1953 © (11) |
 12/1954 © (12) |
 1954 (14) |
 1954 (14) |
 1954 |
 The Laeisz fleet |
 195x (14) |
 St. Pauli 23/12/1951 (14) |
 195x |
 195x |
 195x |
 Visit of President Heuss 12/1951 (14) |
 President Heuss & Cap. Grubbe 12/1951 (17) |
 Cardinal Joseph Frings, 10/01/1952 (14) |
 Cardinal Joseph Frings, 10/01/1952 © (9) |
 Cardinal Joseph Frings, 10/01/1952 © (9) |
 Cardinal Joseph Frings, 10/01/1952 © (15b) |
 Boarding 12/1951 (14) |
 Behind the tug Fairplay IV |
 In front of Stolcken Shipyards |
 Last departure, 01/06/1957 (14) |
 Last departure, 01/06/1957 (14) |
 On the Elbe, 01/06/1957 (14) |
 Last departure, 01/06/1957 © (10) |
 195x |
 Last departure, 01/06/1957 (18) |
 Cuxhaven, 01/06/1957 (14) |
The Laeisz Fleet
 The Laeisz sailships in the port of Hamburg |
A British Pathe Newsreel
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The Pamir, last windjammer, goes down in a storm 26/09/1957 Ref. 1501.31 |
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References
Church St Catherine
The Elbe valley
The Pamir
