The Largest Mail Steamer in the World
White Star Line
Titanic
(in service April, 1912)
882 1/2 feet long
92 1/2 feet broad
45,000 tons register
66,000 tons displacement
Height from keel to top of funnels 175 feet
Top speed 23 knots (engines capable of producing over 50,000 horsepower)
9 steel decks (equivalent to an 11 story building)
4 funnels (each one 22 feet in diameter.
2 locomotives could drive through at the same time, with room to spare.)
15 watertight bulkheads
24 huge boilers (each weighing 100 tons)
A total of 3 million rivets (1,200 tons had gone into the hull)
3 huge anchors (weighed 31 tons each)
The rudder weighed 101 tons
Four Electric Elevators
Three in First Class
One in Second Class
Sun Deck
First and Second Class Promenade
Deck Games
Gymnasium
Officers Quarters
Upper Promenade Deck "A"
First and Second Class Promenade
Verandam Cafe and Palm Court
Photographic Darkroom
First Class Lounge
First Class Reading and Writing Room
First Class Smoke Room
First Class State Rooms
Promenade Deck "B"
(glass enclosed)
First and Second Class Promenade
First Class a la Carte Restaurant
First Class Suites and Cabins with bath
First Class State Rooms
Second Class Smoke Room
Upper Deck "C"
First Class Apartments and Cabin Deluxe
Enquiry Officer
Second Class Library
Second Class Promenade
Third Class Social Hall
Third Calss Smoke Room
Maids and Valets' Saloon
Saloon Deck "D"
First Class Dining Saloon
First Class Reception Room
First Class State Rooms
Second Class Dining Saloon
Second Class State Rooms
Third Class Rooms
Main Deck "E"
First Class State Rooms
Second Class State Rooms
Third Class Rooms
Middle Deck "F"
Turkish and Electric Bath Establishment
Saltwater Swimming Pool
Tennis and Handball Court
Second Class State Rooms
Third Class Dining Saloon
Third Class Rooms
Lower Deck "G"
Sea Post Office
Third Class Rooms
Two Lower Decks
Cargo-Coal Bunkers
Boilers-Engines
Double Bottom
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