I am am looking for some books that tell about the design of the titanic both inside and out. Does anyone know of any good ones?
Titanic design books
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Titanic The Ship Magnificent is about the best there is out there, either in or out of print. The website of the authors is at http://titanic-theshipmagnificent.com/
You may also find it useful to get the reprints of The Shipbuilder Specials though this is a lot tougher to find.
You may also find it useful to get the reprints of The Shipbuilder Specials though this is a lot tougher to find.
Thanks for the help. I ordered them and they just came in and they are great.I do have another question though and it off the topic but the four parlour suites where they all occupied?
I know that Ismay was in one of the Millionaire's suites and if I recall correctly, the Ryersons were in the other one. I don't know about any others since cabins are not my primary area of interest.
What's known about cabin assignments...either with certainty or based on the best available evidence may be viewed at https://www.encyclopedia-titanica.org/cabins.html
What's known about cabin assignments...either with certainty or based on the best available evidence may be viewed at https://www.encyclopedia-titanica.org/cabins.html
Ismay was in B-52/54/56
The Cardezas were in B-51/53/55
Mr & Mrs Straus are listed for the Sitting Room and foward Bedroom of the Starboard Parlour Suite of C-deck - C-55/57
As far as we know C-62/64 was not occupied, but Jack Thayer was probably in C-66.See here: https://www.encyclopedia-titanica.org/discus/messages/5662/85937.html
The Ryersons were aft on B-deck probably including B-77, not the rooms they are higlighted as being in in the Cabin Assignments List which contains a number of errors and speculations. See here: https://www.encyclopedia-titanica.org/discus/messages/5662/80106.html - The post of 4 Sept 2004.
The Cardezas were in B-51/53/55
Mr & Mrs Straus are listed for the Sitting Room and foward Bedroom of the Starboard Parlour Suite of C-deck - C-55/57
As far as we know C-62/64 was not occupied, but Jack Thayer was probably in C-66.See here: https://www.encyclopedia-titanica.org/discus/messages/5662/85937.html
The Ryersons were aft on B-deck probably including B-77, not the rooms they are higlighted as being in in the Cabin Assignments List which contains a number of errors and speculations. See here: https://www.encyclopedia-titanica.org/discus/messages/5662/80106.html - The post of 4 Sept 2004.
