01733cam a2200241 4500 759763410 TxAuBib 20210525120000.0 |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||eng|u MSS 75-0013 TxAuBib 2 volumes, 1 oversize box. 2. Some copyright restrictions may apply. Log books kept by the deck officers of the N.S. (Nuclear Ship) Savannah during her first transatlantic crossing (Voyage 1) from April 23 to July 27, 1964. The Savannah, commanded by Captain David Barton McMichael, shipped from New York to ports all over Northern Europe during this period. The first log book of the voyage documents crew activities aboard the ship, the ship's condition, weather conditions, course, cargo, etc. while the ship was moored at Todd Shipyard in Galveston. From April 23 to June 14, she had traveled from Galveston to Houston, New Orleans, Baltimore, Boston, and New York. The second log book picks up from June 15, documenting the same information during her passage from New York to cities in Germany, Ireland, and Britain before returning to New York in late July. 20210525. English. Donated to the Rosenberg Library by D.L. Crook of the National Maritime Research Center on November 7, 1975. Port of Galveston, Savannah (Nuclear ship), Shipping, Ships, Todd Shipyard. Savannah (Nuclear ship). http://7028.sydneyplus.com/archive/final/Portal/RosenbergLibrary.aspx?component=AABC&record=0cff6165-e211-4216-b166-f06676b4e91b RV8