The Post Office on Titanic - The Postal Museum
Apr 13, 2017 · Not many people know that RMS stands for Royal Mail Ship – at the time though it stood for ‘Royal Mail Steamer’ – indicating that the Titanic was contracted to carry mail. The Titanic had a Post Office and mail room deep in the ship on decks F and G. The blueprints below, held by The Postal Museum, show their position.
Mail Room | Encyclopedia Titanica Message Board
Sep 15, 2002 · There doesn't seem to be any way in or out of the mail clerk's quarters and mail room. Unless they were hoisted down there through the #2 hatch. There must be a door, or stairway missing from the plans.
Blueprints - Encyclopedia Titanica
ORIGINAL PLAN USED THROUGHOUT THE BRITISH TITANIC ENQUIRY. Arrol Gantry crane plans. Did ANTR and Cameron use actual blueprints to create their sets? Titanic lifeboat davits.
RMS Titanic: Letters from a Lost Liner – Pieces of History
Feb 7, 2012 · By the time Titanic left Queenstown, Ireland, its mail room was filled with 3,243 sacks of mail, which each held over 2,000 pieces of mail. Above the mail room on G Deck was the post office, where the five postal clerks worked 11-hour shifts sorting tens of thousands of …
TITANIC Plans - General Arrangement Plans from the TRMA
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Titanic’s Mail Clerks | National Postal Museum
The five postal clerks were celebrating Oscar Scott Woody’s forty-fourth birthday in their private dining room when Titanic crashed into the iceberg. Realizing that something was terribly wrong, they rushed to the mail sorting room and found the starboard hold already beginning to flood.
Post Office | Titanic Wiki | Fandom
The Post Office of the RMS Titanic was located on G-Deck on the starboard side towards the bow of the ship. Directly below it, on the Orlop Deck, was a holding room where the mail was stored. They also had a sorting room and baggage area. The Titanic was effectively a …
Mailroom (Post Office) : RMS Titanic Cabins and other Locations
Explore the design of the Titanic in high resolution deckplans.
The RMS (Royal Mail Ship) Titanic was a British passenger ship that sank in the North Atlantic on April 15, 1912, after striking an iceberg. The passenger liner was four days into her maiden voyage from Southampton, United Kingdom to New York City.
Titanic's Blueprints [Roy Mengot] db-09 - trmaarchive.com
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