scotland road

Along the length of Scotland Road, the plans show several "Portable Plate for Shipping Furnaces" located at intervals down the corridor. What were these? Also, a number of second class cabins (for example, E100, E103, etc.) have an odd, criss-crossed feature just inboard of the porthole - what...

In the movie, Rose uses the crewman passage. Why not use this to explore SC?

Anyone tell me when scotland road , the grand staircase , and the first class dining room flooded? Here is my prediction. Grand Staircase : 2:10 when A Deck was flooding , Boat deck level 2:15 as dome imploded. First Class Dining Room: 1:55 as double doors of dining room slowly creaked...

I think because of the various stairs in the bow coming from F Deck the Scotland Road spread a lot of water in the ship, I suppose that the water Dorothy Gibson saw flooding the Staircase of E Deck, came from "Scotland Road, I have a theory that after that, the water went down "E Deck" to "F...

Hello I have been looking at deckplans, but there is something I do not understand. It seems that the only access from the forward third class cabins and the open berths to the aft area and the poop deck is Scotland Road. Were steerage passengers staying in a forward cabin even able to get aft...

With apologies to devotees of Sherlock Holmes, I hereby establish an organization known as the "Scotland Road Irregulars" dedicated to serious research into all phases of the Titanic story. To be a member, all you have to do is participate. To encourage participation, I suggest that we meet...

In one scene in the movie wen jack and rose brake the door and the steward say that they have to pay for that and the say shut up Was that on the scotland road??? thank you Kristjan

Has anyone ever heard of this play before? It's loosely based on a weekly world news article about winifred coutts being found on an iceberg. i am currently in the show playing winnie and would like to know all i can about her. i have found photos of her sons, but not her. i have found...

I think it's Colorado anyway. http://www.summitdaily.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20031022/AE/310220601 The play is based on the discovery of a woman survivor found alive on an iceberg after 80 years adrift. Yes, yes, I know...... Cheers, Boz

Scotland Road by Jeffrey Hatcher A riveting tale of passion, deception and the destiny one man cannot escape. A Woman is found floating on an iceberg in the North Atlantic, John Jacob Astor needs to find out who she really is. Altarena Playhouse Alameda, CA 523-1553 for Reservations

Why was Scotland Road so called?