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The boat-deck was the topmost of the Titanic's ten decks and where her lifeboats were stored. From here, in the early morning hours of 15 April 1912, the lifeboats were lowered into the North Atlantic. Bravery, heroism, cowardice and chivalry were all displayed as the sinking drama played out.
Detailed RMS Titanic deckplans. Explore the design of the Titanic in high resolution deckplans.
Graphic Depicting the Lifeboat Arrangement on the RMS Titanic's Boat Deck with Launch Information Including Launch Time, Number of Persons Occupying Each Lifeboat, Capacity of Each Lifeboat, and a "Metered" Snapshot of Just How Empty or Full Each Lifeboat Was on 15 April 1912. Public Domain Image. GGA Image ID # 10ed6d0e67. Click to View Larger ...
🛳️ Boat Deck: The topmost deck, housing the lifeboats and providing access to the bridge and the first-class promenades. 🏨 A Deck (Promenade Deck): Primarily for first-class passengers, featuring luxurious accommodations and public rooms like the first-class lounge and smoking room.
The A Deck Promenade (also known as the Enclosed First Class Promenade) was a First Class area on A Deck and extended over a length of 546ft, running the entire length of the vessel.
Title: TitanicDeckPlan Author: Sam Carr Created Date: 20181126104610Z
a detailed deck plan for first class passengers of the r.m.s. titanic showing in detail the layout of the following decks: deck a (upper promenade deck), deck b (promenade deck), deck c (upper deck), deck d (saloon deck), deck e (main deck) and deck f (middle deck). flanked to the right of the deck plans are various photographs of different ...
