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Just a few moments before the airship Shenandoah sailed away for its transcontinental trip. An usual picture of the giant Shenandoah, showing it attached to its mooring mast at Lakehurst, New Jersey
Zeppelins arrival at Lakehurst. A striking view of the ZR3 arriving at the hangar at Lakehurst, New Jersey, USA. 25 October 1924
At the window of the new zeppelin. Dr Hugo Eckener, the constructor of the great new zeppelin, at the window of the control cabin. 27 September 1928
The R3 airship over London. A crew member looking out with his binoculars
By aeroplane and airship across the North Pole. The Norge at Spitzbergen 24 May 1926
ZR3 over New York. The ZR3 flying over the Woolworth buildings in New York City, USA. 25 October 1924
R 33 Limps home with crumpled bow 29 hours after she was torn from her moorings at Pulham, Norfolk, to be blown right across the North Sea. The R 33 arrived back over the aerodrome 17 April 1925
Shenandoahs progress. The US airship Shenandoah, which is on a 7, 000 miles journey from Lakehurst, New Jersey, to the Pacific coast and back, has completed the end of the outward journey
Just before the airship, Shenandoah started cross country. The giant Shenandoah left its mooring - mast at Lakehurst on the first part of its 7, 000 mile trip to the Pacific coast
First photos of the zeppelin which will attempt to cross the Atlantic. The rear view of the ZR3, without the cabin. The giant zeppelin built for America at Friedrichshafen. 26 August 1924
Great American airship Shenandoah in remarkable mooring tests. The great AmericanGreat American airship " Shenandoah " in remarkable mooring tests. The great American airship " Shenandoah " was recently moored to the naval airship tender, USS Patoka
On its way across the country. This view of the airship, Shenandoah was snapped a few minutes after it left its hangar at Lakehurst, for its transcontinental trip. 15 October 1924
