Last Sailing of the Colonial Line from Providence, SS ARROW (No Sound) @ShipHistory
Last Sailing of the Colonial Line from Providence, SS ARROW (No Sound) @ShipHistory
Uploaded June 2020 | Updated September 2026, 2 days ago
Take a trip back to the historic final voyage of the Colonial Line out of Providence, RI. 16 mm color film made by John Cobb in 1942, and later donated by Mrs. John Cobb. In addition to SS ARROW departure scenes, film shows shots of crew and office personnel made the afternoon before.

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Last Sailing of the Colonial Line from Providence, SS ARROW (No Sound)

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