DescriptionBlack-and-white photo of the S.S. Leviathan leaving Hoboken to be scrapped, Jan. 25, 1938. 7" x 9" print. Photograph taken by Associated Press (credit and caption on reverse.) View is east from Hoboken as the former ocean liner is seen turning just after leaving its Hoboken berth. It is near mid-river with tugboats as it prepares to travel fsouth on the Hudson River. The vessel is making its final trans-Atlantic voyage to Scotland to be scrapped. Two men are seen waving goodbye to a ship that was once the largest in the world. (It was known as the U.S.S. Leviathan when it was used as a troopship in World War I.) 26167 Associated Press Photo from New York Caution: use credit FAREWELL FOR LEVIATHAN Her antiquated furnaces belching a black pall, the Leviathan was dragged out of her slip at Hobokenf N.J., Jan. 25 —— bound for scotland where British interests purchasing the ship will junk the great liner. Nine tugs pulled the Leviathan to and fro for 45 minutes before even at flood tide, the liner could be freed from its four-year-old bed of silt. Associated Press photo 1/25/33 8:||(pes jl whb A List for A list . for