stewards

Most of us know that Etches was in charge of A-36 and eight other cabins. What I would like to know is which stewards in first class were in charge of what specific cabin. If anyone could provide me a list of who attended what, I would be very grateful.

Might anyone be able to lend any input on this photograph? It was taken by "W.A. Williams, Gun Hotel, High Street, Wapping" [East London, England] and measures approximately 3 by 5 inches. I believe it was taken sometime in the 1890s or early 1900s and shows the victualing crew of a ship; the...

I have been trying to use the search function to see if this question has been asked before. I keep getting a server error. So, if this has been asked previously my apologies. I am interested in Saloon Stewards. There were Saloon Stewards (First, Second, Third class), Assistant Saloon Stewards (...

Did Chief Steward Latimer wear a stewards’ badge for identification? How did people identify him how did people know he was the chief steward and not just a random crew member or a random steward?

Trying to match up crew with accommodations shown on the plans - Crew list includes 10 "Plate Stewards" (8 1st, 2 2nd), and the plans list quarters for 10 "Plate Washers" on E Deck. Are these the same? The term Plate Stewards give the impress they were bussing tables in full steward outfits...

What were the duties of the Chief First Class steward on the Titanic when it was not sinking?

What were the duties of the Chief Purser and Chief First Class steward on the Titanic when it was not sinking?

In Walter Lord's "A Night to Remember", during the collision, four stewards are mentioned as working in the First Class Dining Saloon. "Meanwhile, down below in the First Class dining saloon on D Deck, four other members of the Titanic’s crew were sitting around one of the tables. The last...

So steward John Collins had this to say at the United States inquiry and I was wondering if he could have been talking of the Peacock family? See here: TIP | United States Senate Inquiry | Day 7 | Testimony of John Collins (Assistant First Class Galley Cook, SS Titanic) Mrs. Peacock was...

Hi, I am earnestly seeking a potential photo of my relative who went down with the Titanic. One site I looked on that listed crew showed some crew with photos and some with not - sadly, his name did not have an accompanying photo there. Does anyone have suggestions for where to go looking? Were...

Could passagers (mainly first class) been able to request a certian steward they liked to look after them if on board? Ie a frequent travler get assigned steward a but on last few trips he always had steward b assigned to them could they request to have steward b assigned to the. Instaed...

Hello everyone! I was wondering what the shift schedule for a first class bedroom steward might be? I understand they served 3-5 rooms onboard, but were they expected to attend to these rooms constantly? Did one steward cover an assigned section of cabins at day and another take on these duties...

I've been reading "Guide to the Crew of the Titanic" by Guntar Babler, and it doesn't explain where they would sleep while off duty. Scotland Road doesn't make sense for their quarters as they would need to be relatively close to 1st Class. Did they have their own cabins in 1st Class?

So I was looking over the deck plans and I saw where the Titanic's second class stewards slept(E Deck Port Side on Scotland Road), but where did the 1st Class Stewards sleep? Did they have a designated room or did they have cabins?

I was looking at the plans for the Boat Deck and I realised there were no rooms for stewards on that deck. In the case that a passenger on Boat Deck needed the assistance of a steward, would someone have to climb all the way up from A Deck or B Deck? I don't imagine that White Star would leave...

Does anyone know who the Widener Family's Steward would have been. The Wideners occupied Suites C-80 to C-82. Perhaps one of you might know who the First Class steward on C-Deck was. Thanks in advance! William

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?

Letter from steward Edward Stone to his wife dated 11 April 1912 and posted at Queenstown.... Fri, 19 Jun 2020 http://www.encyclopedia-titanica.org/bedroom-stewards-final-letter.html

Photograph of three surviving Titanic stewards in New York... Sat, 27 Apr 1912 Continue reading...

The galleys of the RMS Titanic. The galleys of the Titanic is a very particular subject of the interior of the ship of dreams. This discussion goes through the galleys (kitchens), pantries, storage rooms, shops, bars, and many more. This discussion also touches the subject of the food stored...