gymnasium

Today, the gymnasium on the wreck of the Titanic has collapsed. But back in 1986, it was still upright. Although the ceiling had collapsed, JJ was able to peek through its windows and take photos of the inside, as illustrated here by Ken Marshal. Some of these photos are published in "The...

On page 30 of 882 1/2 Amazing Answers to your Questions about the Titanic, by Hugh Brewster and Laurie Coulter, which I recently checked out of the library, there is a picture of a girl riding a mechanical horse in the Titainc's gym. She has a very short 'bob' haircut, a dark dress, very tall...

Hello. I'm wondering what that thing is right in front of the exercise bike in the gymnasium. It looks like a huge clock, but I was watching the Olympic footage shown on the Titanic '43 DVD and it shows the "thing" turning quickly as the person peddles. I'm guessing this is some kind of...

I read this about Titanic gymnasium: "...In addition to the usual outfit of Indian clubs, rowing machines, and stationary bicycles..." Can somebody tell me, what does the word "Indian" mean (in "Indian club"). Is it Indian as a Land-India or Indian as Indians-people? Thank you very much...

Does anyone here know the layout to the gymnasium, perhaps with visuals? Where was the mechanical camel, rowboat, bikes, ect? Thanks! All Ahead Full!

I read on rmstitanic.co.uk (another great Titanic reference site) that women were allowed to use the gymnasium in the morning (9am to 12pm) while men could use it during the afternoon, (2pm to 6pm), yet there is a famous picture of the gymnasium where Lawrence Beesley (i think) is riding a...

Marshall Drew recounted how he and his Aunt and Uncle were allowed in the gym to look around on sailing day. Mrs. Astor is seated on a mechanical camel that night as she waits, then there is that photo of an unknown lady on a stationary bicycle- but I wonder if anyone knows what those horizontal...

Looks like the original post (and topic) of this was lost the other day during the site re-indexing. But, I discovered my response post--also lost from the message board per se--preserved via the email copy, so I'm re-posting it...