A public lounge and promenade was created from some of the panels and furniture from Normandie in the Hilton Chicago. The dining room "Normandie" on the Carnival Cruise ship Carnival Pride was also inspired by the ocean liner, per the ship's designer Joseph Farcus. Profile views See also [[SS Europa (1930)|SS Liberté]] Pierre-Marie Poisson Oceanic III The Big Broadcast of 1938, a 1938 film that featured the fictional ocean liner S.S. Colossal, based upon the NormandieNotes References Bibliography External links How Biggest Ship Was Safely Launched, February 1933, Popular Science slipway and launching of French passenger liner Normandie in 1933—excellent drawing and illustrations showing basics of process "The Queen Of The Seven Seas" Popular Mechanics, June 1935 "Normandie a Marvel in Speed and Comfort" Popular Mechanics, August 1935 detailed drawings on steam-electric drive system "Across the Atlantic in a Blue Ribbon Winner" Popular Mechanics, October 1935 The Normandie – virtual reality tour of the Art Deco masterpiece Pictures in the official French Lines Archives : SS Normandie (French captions) The Great Ocean Liners: Normandie Hommage Au Normandie Exhibition, New York SS Normandie'' – Ocean Liner Museum Exhibit in New York City GG Archives Ephemera for the SS Normandie, including Passenger Lists, Menus, Brochures, Passage Tickets, Photographs, etc. |- |- 1932 ships Art Deco ships Blue Riband holders Maritime incidents in February 1942 Ocean liners Passenger ships of France Ships built in France Ship fires Ships of the Compagnie Générale Transatlantique Shipwrecks of the New York (state) coast Turbo-electric steamships United States home front during World War II Transportation accidents in New York City