Film of the Olympic
These pictures were retouched after the Titanic disaster to eliminate American company flags visible on the other vessels in harbour so that, when re-shown in April 1912, the pictures might represent Titanic at her berth in Southampton.
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Camera Position: A-Deck port side (first class promenade), looking forward. |
Camera Position: Forward Well Deck (C-Deck), in front of, and below the bridge, looking aft. |
Camera Position: Poop Deck, looking forward. |
Camera Position: Either Boatdeck or A-Deck, looking aft. |
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Description: Passengers relax on deck-chairs. The angled windows to the right are those of the first class smoke room. Forward part of this deck on Titanic was enclosed. |
Description: As passengers embark harbour crew load luggage and cargo into the 'Bunker Hatch.' Note the winches and Electric crane 'rests.' |
Description: The camera pans from left to right showing the A-Deck electric cranes, and passengers standing on the boat deck. Windows at centre, bottom are the second class entrance. |
Description: Camera pans from right to left for view over Poop Deck (third class promenade), electric cranes and navigating bridge. |
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Camera Position: Boat in New York harbour. |
Camera Position: Boat in New York harbour. |
Camera Position: Boat in New York harbour. |
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Description: Passengers line the decks as the Olympic is pulled by tugs out away from her berth at Pier 54. |
Description: Tugs (names obliterated) nudge Olympic away from pier to enable her exit from the harbour. |
Description: Olympic prepares to sail as smaller craft pass her. |
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Related Biographies:
Edward John Smith
Related Keywords
Olympic Film Movies Cine Newsreel Tugs Pier
Relates to Place:
New York City, New York, United States
