cabins

Hi y'all, While working on a project for a friend, I noticed there was no D-13 in the forward First Class cabins on D-Deck. I checked the rest of the decks, and no cabin exists with 13 on Titanic. Sailors are generally known to be superstitious, and the Irish have always struck me as being so...

Hi Y'all, I was wondering what these gates Looked like on E-Deck by the Alternative First/Second Class cabins on E-Deck. They'd be closed if Second Class passengers occupied those flex cabins. But I think they weren't on Titanic's maiden voyage. (using Olympic's August 1912 plans because...

Hi y'all, Found these cabins on nmni.com, and a bunch of first class cabins are shown. I was able to recognize B-59, C-76, and C-55, but which cabins on Olympic are these? Appreciate any help (Credit to Robert Welch, Harland and Wolff, and NMNI) thanks for any help :)

Does anyone know where I could find a break down of what each cabin style in first class is for my scale titanic build in a video game I'm stuck atm I have ordered a book and recieved it it shows me each style now I'm unsure what cabin is what please help thanks

Two different B-deck cabins are numbered B64 in the Harland and Wolff collection at the Museums of Northern Ireland, and Mr. Robert Welsh is the photographer to both of them. If the white panelled one is no B64, can anyone tell what is the cabin number of the other one?

Hi guys, Did the maids on Titanic sleep with their employers in a first class cabin? Or did they have their own cabin, if so, in which class? greetings from Antwerp, the home of the Red Star Line;)

Hello, everyone. I was looking at the deckplans on G-Deck, and I saw an area of 3rd class cabins from 251 to 260 isolated from the rest of the ship, hidden right behind the baggage holds. (The specific cabins are within the red outline.) I have two questions about these specific questions. 1...

FULL advantage has been taken of the great size of the Olympic and Titanic to provide passenger accommodation of unrivalled extent and magnificence. As will beseen from the deck plans reproduced in Plates III. IV. and V. the arrangement has been most carefully considered from all points of view...

Hi, I just heard that the crew of the restaurant A La Carte Restaurant was retained in their cabins for some time and that’s why just the 2 cashiers survived. I know their cabins should be on E deck in Scotland Road but, which of the cabins was the one for them? Following the deck plans, there...

When were the private promenade decks added to Olympics parlour suites

How did it work back then? When i book a cruise today, i can chose my cabin online. That obviously was not the case back then ;). So how did it work? Would they chose according to the passenger? Im french and young, since i travel alone would tbey try to book my cabin close other francophone...

Hi all. in 1929 during Olympics refit, the A deck was renamed promenade deck, B deck was renamed A deck and so on. a cabin on fx. A - deck would be called A, followed by the number, so I'm wondering what a cabin on the promenade deck would be called? Would it just be the number, or maybe P...

Where did Captain Smith sleep?

What cabin did the Goldsmith's occupy?

Hi, When looking at the deck plans, on B deck, cabins such as B-64 has the second and third bed shown as a rectangle with a rectangle. Would this have been a bed that would had been pulled from beneath on wheels? And would a steward have had to rearrange the furniture to accommodate the third...

Hi everyone! I'm currently writing a story and I've decided to put my First-Class passengers in staterooms B 72 and B 76, which I believe were unoccupied historically. I'm assuming these were decorated in a historic style, but so far I haven't been able to find out which styles exactly. If...

I can't find D38 cabin on floor plans. Here in encyclopedia titanica I can't find this location. This cabin was ocuppied by Alfred Nourney but on floor plans the name title is located above restrooms... But the cabin don't appear anywhere

Does anybody know why cabins A-36 (occupied by Thomas Andrews) and A-37 (occupied by Francis Browne) were added on the Titanic in the aft staircase? (Other than making differences between the Titanic and the Olympic, I already know that answer.) They're not in the original 1911 deck-plans, but...

What part of C-deck was Major Godfrey Peuchen's cabin - C-104 - actually located? More specifically, can someone compute around approximately what time that cabin became inaccessible as the Titanic continued sinking?

Hi, Upon looking at the E deck plans with the cabin allocations, it is evident that many passengers are placed almost sporadically. One would think that it would have been a hell of a lot easier for the poor stewardesses to have had most, if not all of the passengers placed closer together...