The covered area of the bridge where the steering wheels were located.

A furnace in which coal was burned to boil water to create the steam to turn the turbine

The term used to describe sleeping quarters on a ship - most often associated with Third Class

The frame of a ship

A term used to represent a nautical mile

A raised platform or structure from where the ship is navigated

Crew member responsible for tending to the passengers or food supplies

A lookout platform high on a ship's mast. It was from this point that Titanic's lookouts first saw the iceberg.

A system of dots and dashes to represent letters of the alphabet.

Cranes used to hold and lower lifeboats

The lefthand side of a ship

The righthand side of a ship

International distress call used for Wireless telegraphy

An upright partition dividing sections of a ship, such as the watertight compartments