Answered Where was the captain's cabin?
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Captain Smith occupied a suite of rooms on the starboard side of the boat deck close to the bridge (view deckplan).
Captain Smith with Purser Hugh McElroy standing outside the Captain's suite on the boat deck of the Titanic
The Captain's bathtub is still visible amongst the wreckage to this day
Captain Smith with Purser Hugh McElroy standing outside the Captain's suite on the boat deck of the Titanic
The Captain's bathtub is still visible amongst the wreckage to this day
Captain Smith occupied a suite of rooms on the starboard side of the boat deck close to the bridge (view deckplan).
Captain Smith with Purser Hugh McElroy standing outside the Captain's suite on the boat deck of the Titanic
The Captain's bathtub is still visible amongst the wreckage to this day
Captain Smith with Purser Hugh McElroy standing outside the Captain's suite on the boat deck of the Titanic
The Captain's bathtub is still visible amongst the wreckage to this day
Keith H
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Captain smith's quarters consisted of the famous bathroom then his bedroom plus a sitting room behind the navigation room next to the bridge.
Its quite interesting what personnel effects of his may be still lying in the silt of these rooms long after the furniture has disintegrated over time especially the desk in his bedroom who knows what personnel papers may have survived over time apart from his medals that have never been found..
Cam Houseman
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unfortunately the bathtub is buried under debris, the roof of his quarters has collapsed. Although you can still see the corner!
