Debris Field Photos

[Cam Houseman]

Hi Y'all. This shall be my final group of photos: the Debris Field.


To the Port of the Stern: Crane 1

Crane 2

Crane 3:

Crane 4

Stern Starboard Side Debris
Red and White Tiles (these things are everywhere!)

Surviving Rigging? Perhaps from the Mast, or Funnels?

Behind the Stern, I think (Southeast, slightly?)
Brandy

Fan

More Red tiles

One lone tile (see-they're everywhere!)

First Class Heater

Pan

Ok, thanks. Will Post more tomorrow! I have a TON of Debris Field Imagery~!

 

[Steven Christian]

Some of it looks like it could be part of your missing compass tower. Anyway interesting pics.

 

[Cam Houseman]

Some of it looks like it could be part of your missing compass tower. Anyway interesting pics.

I've been Looking hard for that sneaky sucker

 

[James Scott]

That's interesting.

Where did these come from?

James Scott

 

[Cam Houseman]

That's interesting.

Where did these come from?

James Scott

Titanic Archive Project. Been helping the creator out with some stuff

 

[James Scott]

Just found it, I haven't heard of it until now.

Also is there a chance of helping me with something. I have a Harland and Wolff drawing office Partners desk. Do you know anybody who worked at the yard and might recognise it from which department.

 

[Cam Houseman]

Just found it, I haven't heard of it until now.

Also is there a chance of helping me with something. I have a Harland and Wolff drawing office Partners desk. Do you know anybody who worked at the yard and might recognise it from which department.

Thomas Krom, he'd Know

 

[IcySofter]

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Hi Y'all. This shall be my final group of photos: the Debris Field.


To the Port of the Stern: Crane 1
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Crane 2
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Crane 3:
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Crane 4
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Stern Starboard Side Debris
Red and White Tiles (these things are everywhere!)
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Surviving Rigging? Perhaps from the Mast, or Funnels?
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Behind the Stern, I think (Southeast, slightly?)
Brandy
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Fan
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More Red tiles
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One lone tile (see-they're everywhere!)
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First Class Heater
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Pan
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Ok, thanks. Will Post more tomorrow! I have a TON of Debris Field Imagery~!

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Does anyone know where the red and while tiles were to be found?

 

[Cam Houseman]

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Does anyone know where the red and while tiles were to be found?

All over. On the starboard side of the Stern, between the Bow and Stern, near the Bow's Starboard anchor. EVEYWHERE!!! (I need to update this thread)

 

[IcySofter]

All over. On the starboard side of the Stern, between the Bow and Stern, near the Bow's Starboard anchor. EVEYWHERE!!! (I need to update this thread)

Thanks, Cam.

 

[Cam Houseman]

Debris Field Part 2- Debris facing the Fantail

Teacup

Toilet? Sink?

Aft Tower Debris (consists of the Hull Section near the Aft GSC)
Ladder? Support beams?

Hull, twisted wreckage

Superstructure windows! Either A or B-Deck for sure

Twisted Beams, or are those more windows?

Twisted beams again

Upturned Decking, I think

Just..chaos

More twisted Debris

Look like the ends of Beams to me

Not sure what this is

Thank you for looking at these!

 

[Cam Houseman]

Hello, been a while

Some more stuff

Vent

Sirocco Fan

First Class Tiles

Debris field with black and white tile, most likely from a lavatory

"Ballard's Piece"

Veranda Door

Main Mast head lying on debris from Amidships

Pile of lifeboat davits 1986

Galley Debris, the R.O.V 'Robin' about to sail under Scotland road (in '92, I think)

Third Funnel piping from the Third Funnel, on the Forward Hull tower

thanks!

 

[IcySofter]

Thanks Cam, for all the great pictures. So amazing we even have these pictures.

 

[Cam Houseman]

Thanks Cam, for all the great pictures. So amazing we even have these pictures.

its no problem, I love to share!

 

[Cam Houseman]

more


Fourth Funnel base, after I checked it with Bill Sauder he said yes and that Ken identified it in 1985

D-Deck candlebra in 2010, image was put together by the lovely Ioannis, i think

Broken bathtub

Thomas Andrews' bathroom heater on the aft tower, image edited by Bill Sauder

First Class Dining Saloon tile

Binnacle, in 1987 IFREMER

Grand Staircase balustrade

Engine Head cylinder in 1998

Captain Smith's megaphone in 1987

thermotank from nearby the Fourth funnel-or it used to be NOAA 2003

Expansion Joint on the Forward "Tower" hull section, NOAA 2003

thanks y'all

 

[IcySofter]

So great! Thank you.

 

[Cam Houseman]

So great! Thank you.

no problem, its fun!

 

[Cam Houseman]

Recently I found a bunch of un-named 1985 WHOI photos, so after doing a bit of research, I figured out what they were. Some I recognized immediately!!
So they will be included in this group. Enjoy!

(these first two were named and Identified by Ken)
Fourth Funnel's Whistles, 1985 Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution

Compass Tower Binnacle
1985, WHOI

An Almost perfectly intact Verandah and Palm Court window
1985, WHOI

(Third Class?) Bedspring
1985, WHOI

The only crane off the portside of the Stern to have the base still attached
1985, WHOI

Docking Bridge Phone box (looks like a Lego)
1985, WHOI

A grillwork that was in the door between the Reception Room and the First Class Dining Saloon
1985 WHOI

Telegraph, with the handle intact
1985 WHOI

This is a famous image, but I thought it'd be important to include nonetheless.

The last place someone came to rest.
1985, WHOI

Done with the WHOI photos, here's others
(I'd like to apologize, this is also a Reception Room/Dining Saloon door grill, not a balustrade. sorry!)
WHOI, 1985

One of the Gangway doors, identified by Bill Sauder.
RMST Inc 1998

A First Class Dining Saloon spacer tile, lower left (Identified by Bill Sauder) and, the ballast from ALVIN, from 1986??
RMST Inc 2010

First Class Heater
WHOI 1986, also "The Nightmare and the Dream" National Geographic, 1986

First Class Lounge Window, WHOI 1986, Ballard's "Discovery of the Titanic"

The Starboard Low Pressure Steam Engine, east of the Stern.
RMST Inc, 2010, and in the "Titanic at 100: Mystery Solved" History Channel 2013

Phew that's a lot haha. I Hope y'all like them!