smoking room

An interesting letter written by Frank Millet in April 11: "...She has everything but taxicabs and theatres. Table d’hote, restaurant a la carte, gymnasium, Turkish bath, squash court, palm gardens, smoking rooms for ‘ladies and gents’, intended I fancy to keep the women out of the men’s...

Hello, I wonder if they had to raise that part of the ship for the davits if they were able to install them on the boat deck "normally" and at what point were they planned,after or before the sinking? I wonder if the britannic was done without the titanic sinking, it'd keep its welin davits...

During my recent visit to Belfast Ireland, in October 2023, I visited the former Headqurters of Harland and Woflf. It is now a hotel called the Titanic Hotel. I explained that I was a Titanic researcher from the United States and I was given free reign to roam about. The drawing office is mostly...

Hi! Recently I have seen that some still think the Third Class (if you do, that's ok!) Stairwell, General Room, and Smoking Room has red tiles. I will show you evidence that she had Green Tiles for each room. Here's a picture from 1992 and 2003 (copyright to RMST Inc, and CBS) Copyright NOAA...

Does anyone knows the name of the paintings from the First Class Smoking Room glass panels?

If a passenger within the First Class Smoking Room wished to use the toilet, where was the nearest one?

Hi everybody, I see that the Titanic's smoking room was smaller than the Olympic's smoking room, and larger than that of the Britannic. Il's often talked about the reduction of the reading room, but never about reduction of the smoking room. Why ? Thanks you for your answers.

Can anyone enlighten me as to these "confession booth" looking additions flanking the central seating booths in the 2nd class smoke room? On the deck plans, they appear to be doors leading into a tiny recess, but I can't find more information on it.

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...

So I don't know if they've got an account on here or not, but the Gentlemen who are currently working on Titanic: Honor and Glory have actually created quite a few tear jerking shorts (Some of which I know for a fact are spread around here). One of their Shorts, titled Belfast Air , has got me...

It is often said Thomas Andrews was last seen at the fireplace in the Titanic's first class smoking room, but who saw him there?

I have read that when the Titanic collided with the iceberg at 23:40 hours on Sunday 14th April 1912, only two public rooms were officially still open - the First & second Class Smoking Rooms. Thanks to survivor accounts we know approximately who was in the First Class Smoking Room at the time...

the smoking room of the second class was magnificent, the panels of oak. Your oak furniture, upholstered in dark green leather Moroccan. The floor was tiled Linoleum. For me its decor was wonderful, it was a project well done.

Reproductions of ashtrays from the Titanic are absent from the artifacts reproductions sales. Does this mean no one smoked on the Titanic (LOL), or is political correctness now manipulating history for our own good.

http://cgi.ebay.com/White-Star-Liner-Steamship-RMS-Olympic-Smoking-Room-/360369333071?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item53e7afa34f Any thoughts on this? I realize it's hand colored and not a color photo but why the burgundy? The photo itself is more familiar in it's B&W form, so I'm guessing the...

I found a few articles referencing the Adephi Hotel in Liverpool UK claiming it has an exact replica of the 1st Class smoking room built in 1912. Has anyone visited and can tell me any more? http://www.bbc.co.uk/liverpool/localhistory/journey/lime_street/adelphi/hotel.shtml Many thanks Johnny

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

Are there any pictures or descriptions?

I would like as many details as possible please; doors, furniture, floor, ceiling, size etc, I'm making a model. Thank you!

In the Cincinnati exhibit there is a chandelier, said to be from the first class smoking room. While it does match stylistically to those seen in pictures (which I believe are all from Olympic) the number of sockets does not match. The one in the exhibit has five while the ones in the pictures...