MS Cap San Diego Ship Museum, Hamburg Photos

MS Cap San Diego Museum Ship, launched in 1961, and now moored on the Elbe River, was one of the last German built cargo ships, before the advent of container ships. The ship, due to be scraped in 1986, was bought by the City of Hamburg and restored by volunteers. Virtually all of the ship is accessible to visitors to the museum.

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Museum Ship Cap San Diego, a German built cargo ship , pre-dating container ship era, moored on Elbe River. Hamburg, Germany.Museum Ship Cap San Diego, a German built cargo ship moored on Elbe River. Hamburg, Germany.Profile of Museum Ship Cap San Diego, a German built cargo ship moored on Elbe River. Hamburg, Germany.Profile of Museum Ship Cap San Diego, a German built cargo ship on Elbe River at dusk. Hamburg, Germany.
Museum Ship Cap San Diego, a German built cargo ship (1961), pre-dating container ship era, moored on Elbe River. Hamburg, Germany.Museum Ship Cap San Diego, a German built cargo ship (1961) moored on Elbe River. Hamburg, Germany.Profile of Museum Ship Cap San Diego, a German built cargo ship (1961) moored on Elbe River. Hamburg, Germany.Profile of Museum Ship Cap San Diego, a German built cargo ship (1961) on Elbe River at dusk. Hamburg, Germany.
Bridge of Museum Ship Cap San Diego moored on Elbe River. Hamburg, Germany.Prow of Museum Ship Cap San Diego on Elbe River at dusk. Hamburg, Germany.

Bridge of Museum Ship Cap San Diego moored on Elbe River. Hamburg, Germany.Prow of Museum Ship Cap San Diego on Elbe River at dusk. Hamburg, Germany.

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