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This ship became famous as the first ship in the world to make a commercial passage through a certain shipping route.
Which waterway are we talking about?When did the voyage take place?What kind of ship is it?

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Good morning Scifan.

My hunch was that you are talking about the North West Passage. I also managed to approximate the ship's name. So armed with this, Google came to the rescue.

You are talking about the SS Manhatten, an ice-breaking oil tanker which was commissioned by Humble Oil. She transited the passage in 1969.

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Correct,Richard.I took this picture on the Willamette River on the way to the Portland Rose Festival in 1985. Here's a photo of the icebreaker bow.
Even though the ship was scrapped in 1987,it remains to this day the largest icebreaker ever built.

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scifan57 said:
South Kensington Tube Station.

Yes, that is close enough I am in the foot tunnel which connects S KenTube with the museums. One of the pics was at the exit for the Natural History Museum. I attach an interior of the Science Museum where there is a nice space exploration hall.

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So, it's over to you, Scifan. Perhaps I should say "Over and out." I'm off to explore some brave new worlds. ;)

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This should be an easy one.
What,exactly are we looking at?Where is it located?When was it built?

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