lounge

Hello There, I'm wondering whether the iron plan of Olympic shows the correct width of the hallway aft to the First Class Lounge,, or if these are the correct dimensions? thanks!

I'm making a 3d model of the Lounge and I need a good reference of the details (carving) of the walls, pillars, ceiling and etc. If anyone has a good quality and zoomed photo of the walls in the White Swan Hotel please send below <3 Jv

I came across a site that claimed that the Titanic's First class lounge on A deck contained several steward call buttons located on the carved posts located near the center of the lounge? Is this claim true and accurate?

Recently, I've become interested in the use of different "styles" to convey different atmospheres within the upper-class spaces of the RMS Titanic. However, it's difficult finding reliable sources on which style each room conveyed. and even more so information on the styles themselves. Are...

Hi, I am just wondering the extent of how much the First Class Lounge on A deck flooded before the break-up. Surely the water reached up the corridor from the Grand Staircase and flooded the Reading and Writing room (as well as through this room's windows from the outside). If the Reading and...

Been looking through the deck plans, but I can't really seem to see the 2nd Class Lounge being listed anywhere on the plans for some reason. Does anybody know what Deck the 2nd Class Lounge is located on?

Looking at the deckplans I noticed that there is a pantry aft of the 1st Class Lounge of A Deck. I was wondering if it's known what food could be ordered by passengers in the Lounge.

Hello, can anyone please sent me - or post here - the image of 4 men playing cards in the first class lounge??? This image belongs to the "first-class lounge section" of the book Titanic- An Illustrated History! It is the only image that is missing from my collection of lounge things. I would be...

I was just looking at lounge question in this section and I wonder, what is the situation with lounge room...are some artifacts founded or around wreck from lounge room? Also, is there anyone who has some pictures from lounge furniture, chandeliers and textures? Ivan

hi everybody. here's my version of the first class smoking lounge. i know that the humans in the windows aren't perfect, but i'm not really good in creating humans :-) cheers daniel

Last December, my Aunt who resides in L.A., CA. sent me Dr. Ballard's book..."Adventures in Ocean Exploration". Just last night I noticed a photograph on pg. 135. It is a different angle view (level looking right) of the photograph on pg. 725 of the Dec. '86 Na't. Geo. (top looking down). It...

White Swan Hotel and Cameron's TITANIC: [First photo deleted due to copyright. MHS]

Have a look at www.trinitymarine.co.uk and if you go to the Olympic section there are what appears to be some lounge windows for sale . The write up that is attached to them is a little erroneous and they appear to have done little research on where these windows are from originally -...

One of the four first-class women who died on the Titanic, Edith Corse Evans it is, probably, the dead woman floating at the lounge! Does anyone agree?

Does anyone have the image of 3 or 4 men plaing cards in the olympic's first-class lounge??? I first saw in a ken Marchall's book!!!! or any rare picture of the lounge!!! please tell me!!!

Hello, I read in this board, Hello, I read in this board, but I don't remember where that the set of the First Class Lounge was made by computer. Is that true? Best regards, Diego

Hello, I read in this board, but I don't remember where that the set of the First Class Lounge was made by computer. Is that true? Best regards, Diego

I have built a model of the Lounge and recently took a pic of it....it is just about finished after countless months of work. Damon

I believe the colour of the floortiles in the 1st class Smoking Rooms on Olympic and Titanic were different- and each had a different painting over the fireplace- Plus Titanic had a revolving door in the Smoking room that communicated with the portside verandah cafe that the olympic lacked...