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Date Posted: 15:28:10 12/05/99 Sun
Author: Bruce Beveridge
Subject: window
In reply to: Blake 's message, "The Chair" on 09:01:12 12/05/99 Sun

That window would not be in a crews restroom. That is a public area window. Because they kept a certain style of decor to an area, this would have to be from the 1st class smoke room.
I do not believe this to be from the Olympic. If this window is in the same building as the dome from the Calgaric, it may be from the Calgaric's smoke room.

The Calgaric was built by Harland and Wolff in 1918. It was built for the Pacific Steam Navigation Company as a cargo ship. She sailed as such until being bought by the Royal Mail Lines and converted to the passenger ship "ORCA" in 1921-22. The ORCA was sold to White Star in 1927 and renamed the Calgaric. She sailed the Liverpool-Canada service until laid up from 1930-33. She resumed Canadian service from 1933-34 then was broken up in Scotland in 1935.

Bruce

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