I started a few of my own prompts and anyone is more than welcome to use them.
Tourist Tuesday is for y ancestors who traveled, may it be by wagon train, boat train, plane or on foot This is where then went.
Here is one of my ancestor's travel.
Edyth S Gustafson was born 20 May 1886 in Fort Dodge, Iowa. In 16 July 1930 she boarded a ship the USS City of Los Angeles and went to Honolulu. She was living in New York at the time, 530 W 123rd St New York New York
She was eldest child of August and Anna (Andreasdotter) Gustafson
Tourist Tuesday is for y ancestors who traveled, may it be by wagon train, boat train, plane or on foot This is where then went.
Here is one of my ancestor's travel.
Edyth S Gustafson was born 20 May 1886 in Fort Dodge, Iowa. In 16 July 1930 she boarded a ship the USS City of Los Angeles and went to Honolulu. She was living in New York at the time, 530 W 123rd St New York New York
Edyth Gustafson |
USS City of Los Angeles |
Can you imagine boarding a ship in 1930 in New York harbor going to Hawaii? Edyth was in her 40's and single when she went on this adventure alone as I did not see any other names on manifest that are known.
She left Honolulu on the 23 Aug 1930 and boarded the USS Megantic heading to a port in Wilmington, CA. She must of been visiting someone there or doing more traveling.
I would love to have stayed in one of these rooms on a voyage.
Above are the passenger lists I found Edyth on.
I can only presume what kinda of luggage she would of traveled with and these are what I found for that era.
These were typical for the 1930's
These are the clothes they wore during this era, however I would think she also had packed and elegant evening gown.
perhaps one of these beauties
I wish I could of found a post card to sent to someone about her lovely time in Honolulu that would of been such a treasure to have.
Share your ancestor's Transit Travels.
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