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The Marco Polo Project

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   Welcome to page three of the Marco Polo Gallery. We hope to keep adding to this collection so if you know of any original art work of the ship not on display here, we would appreciate hearing from you. Drop us a line at the Marco Polo Project.


Clippers: Beejapore, Marco Polo & Sydney Harbour ferry - South Steyne, a rare find! Here is an actual photo of the Marco Polo submit by Greg Rogers from Australia who came across the photo while reserching his family tree. The original photo is held by the Queensland Library. The photo below recently recovered from the Library is the Marco Polo in a stand alone photo.


“New Brunswick Museum, Saint John, N.B.,accession number (X13181)”
This image taken of the inside of the dining area was recently uncovered by the folks at the Museum . Click on the image for a larger version.


Here is an actual painting removed from the Marco Polo when she went down off PEI. The painting was salvaged of the ship in 1873 .The painting looks to be on tin with a woodframe. Any help in identifying this painting would be greatly appreciated.


A black and white of the gentleman who recovered it. Because this picture is considered a family heirloom the family has ask that there name and address not be published.

 
This pic is of a painting by A. Chidley and submitted to us by Mr. Bill Gough.

Painting from the State Library of Melbourne, Australia
A large original painting of the Marco Polo in the State Library of Melbourne painted in the 1850`s & is of excellent quality. Sent to us from Kevin OReilly of Melbourne, Australia

An early Christmas gift received from the friendly folks at
Sobey's on the west side during the Mayor's Breakfast.
The event is the official opening of the new Sobeys, West Saint John just after the Mayors breakfast. In the photo above is, councillor Peter McGuire on the far left, with Jason Potter of Sobeys HQ next, Tim Barton the manager, Mayor Ivan Court, Barry Ogden standing along side the Mayor, and Jana Sobey, marketing manager. We also unveiled a 20' x10' mural of the Marco Polo.Tim is our .
Benjamin Moore has agreed to be the official paint supplier to the Marco Polo Project . Left to right in the above photo are; Bernie Regenbogen from Benjamin Moore, Makayla, Barry Ogden, Brett Jones also from Benjamin Moore.

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