▲ 202 r/titanic
What if the Titanic didn't have her iconic dummy funnel?
Sorry, this is poorly done through MS Paint by me but I tried coloring over Titanic's 4th funnel as best I could.
u/cunard_white_star_ — 2 days ago
▲ 18 r/titanic
Please let me know what this comment is talking about “Fidley Grille”
u/cunard_white_star_ — 4 days ago
47,000 tons, The 'MV Southern Cross', in service from 1949-1958 under the Opalite Line.
u/cunard_white_star_ — 11 days ago
▲ 7 r/titanic
Question about Capt. Table
Wait, so I just found out the central 12 seater table in the first class dining saloon wasn't the captain's table! Wow, I always thought it was. So did Captain Smith not have a table for him to invite highly-prominent passengers to dine with? Or was it a smaller table somewhere else? Or even possibly in the À La Carte Restaurant?
u/cunard_white_star_ — 22 days ago
▲ 6 r/AskReddit
What is a hard lesson you had to learn that you are now grateful for?
reddit.comu/cunard_white_star_ — 22 days ago