France Visit - 1931

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Courtesy of Lord Meher ; Vol.4, p.1505
Courtesy of Lord Meher ; Vol.4, p.1505
The map shows all the various routes taken by Meher Baba on his 1st visit to the West. Map graphics by Anthony Zois.
The map shows all the various routes taken by Meher Baba on his 1st visit to the West. Map graphics by Anthony Zois.

Further infomation on this ship is found elsewhere on the index marked 'Ship travels '

SS RAJPUTANA

 

MAP ROUTE OF SS. RAJPUTANA - 1931

PORT SAID TO MARSEILLES VIA THE STRAITS OF MESSINA

 

1931 : Map shows the SS Rajputana took from Port Said, Egypt to Marseilles, France via the Straits of Messina. Then by train to Paris & London. Map graphics by Anthony Zois.
1931 : Map shows the SS Rajputana took from Port Said, Egypt to Marseilles, France via the Straits of Messina. Then by train to Paris & London. Map graphics by Anthony Zois.

STRAIT OF MESSINA

STRAIT OF BONAFACIO

1931 : Map shows the ship route through the Strait of Bonifacio before reaching Marseilles, France. Map graphics by Anthony Zois.
1931 : Map shows the ship route through the Strait of Bonifacio before reaching Marseilles, France. Map graphics by Anthony Zois.

 

 

Meher Baba arrived with his men on the

SS Rajputana at the French port city of Marseilles. This was the first time the Avatar set foot in the West in this advent.

After refreshing for a couple hours at a local hotel, they took the train to Paris and changed trains for the port of Boulogne on the English Channel. They took the ferry to Folkestone, England, then by car and train to London.

TRAIN MAPS ROUTES - MARSEILLES TO PARIS

Maps show the full rail route from Marseilles to Paris, via Lyon and Dijon.

 

1931 : Map shows the train route between Paris & Milan via Lausanne. The following map will show the continuing route to Istanbul. Map graphics by Anthony Zois.
1931 : Map shows the train route between Paris & Milan via Lausanne. The following map will show the continuing route to Istanbul. Map graphics by Anthony Zois.