a-deck

Were any of Titanic’s passengers loaded through the A deck screen windows or only from the open promenade?

Hi y’all I was wondering, what time did the well deck flood, go under, and C and B-Deck? me and a friend were arguing about it, as I have heard The forward end of A-Deck was flooding at this time. Kathy Gilnagh also said that when Collapsible D lowered, and she jumped down into it, her head was...

I remember a piece of Titanic trivia that the boats were meant to be loaded from the A deck promenade, but the keys for the forward windows were lost, which was why lifeboat 4 didn’t leave for a long time. I suppose it makes sense as if the davits had multiple boats each, passengers would have...

Hello! So I’ve been interested in the Titanic for about 12 years and I’m still learning and I still have questions, but recently every time I see a model or picture I can’t help but notice that right underneath the windows of the A Deck promenade there are these things that look a bit like an...

We all know that the Titanic had gross tonnage of 1,004 more than the Olympic had, as built. As we also know that gross tonnage (GT) only includes the enclosed spaces of a ship. So the question is, what spaces did the Titanic have enclosed that the Olympic had not to count for in the raised GT...

Good evening gentlemen. I do believe I have spotted something I'm not sure anyone else has yet. On A deck, in the forward promenade, between the stairs and the rooms A3-3 and A4-3, it is to my current knowledge believed to be a 90 degree corner inwards, as seen on the deck plans for this...

Here is my first ever post...after ten years of reading these wonderful forums! My question is: from the deck plans, if we look at the very first two corridors of the forward first class cabins on A deck (both port and starboard directly after the baized doors entrances), they are concealed...

Friends: I understand that Thomas Andrews was in cabin A-36. I know there was a door that led to the hallway, which was close to the first class smoking room. What I don't know is this: was there a door to the promenade deck from his cabin? How big were the windows that looked out on the...

hi just need some help on a part on the A deck promenade (if thats right) and i was just thinking what is the pipe that runs under it? and why does the deck stick out a tad?

I found this image recently... - - - Does any one have an image with a few men playing cards at the first-class lounge? I saw in a Ken Marshall's book...Can anyone sent it to me??? ...forgive my english...

Hi everybody! I want to know which lifeboats were loaded from A deck promenade? I knew that lifeboat 4 was. Was it the only lifeboat to be lowered from A deck promenade?

Could anybody send my any photos of first class cabins located on A-Deck? Thank you very much Regards Vitezslav

http://titanic.marconigraph.com/km20.html It appears that on the bulkheads that were built to create the two cabins on A deck aft there are two mirror-backed arched windows. I have seen the full sized photo that shows this more. Any insight?

Does anybody know how the corridors that ran from the staircase to the lounge were furnished or decorated? Did they have furniture? These halls where very influencial on ship design larger version where built into ships Like Aquitania and Homeric.

Hey, in another thread, Daniel Rosenshine said: "R. W. Smith had a travelling companion, Mrs. Nicholls, who only went as far as Queenstown (Craig Stringer is to thank for this info). Nicholls and Smith were acquainted with Fr. Browne so that's why the couple may have been a subject for his...

I had never really noticed this until I had read Ken Marschall's Cut Away book and I saw that A Deck stretched out over B Deck. If anyone could tell me how far that it stretched out it would be a great help.

It well know that Titanic was modified with enclosed forward promenade decks after Olympic passengers had complained of being drenched by ocean spray during poor weather. However - apart from the obvious wish not to modify the Olympic in a way that would make her more visually similar to her...

I've got a question... While watching GotA, I noticed that the large diameter pipe that ran the length of the A Deck Promenade under the Boat Deck had fallen. I've seen this pipe in pictures before and I just realized that I had no idea what its purpose was. It seems too large for a...

There seems to be some swinging metallic contraption that obstructs every clear view of the sliding doors exiting the Verandah cafe (port side on A deck). Can you identify this item and name its purpose please? .

When the Titanic's A deck was enclosed, how exactly did they go about this? Are there any pictures showing it half completed? For example, if i were looking at the Titanic's A Deck enclosed area in detail, would i be able to see the areas 'filled' in with steel. I have made a small (i know...