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These two ships would be the Lusitania and Mauretania. The perfect propulsion system Cunard established a committee for the design of the future Lusitania and Mauretania .

Though Mauretania/Lusitania were sister ships, there is some difference in floor plans. G deck between the two would be similar, but not identical. I’d only recommend using the Mauretania’s G deck as a reference if you were desparate.

Where can I find Lusitania deck plans? A: Lusitania deck plans. Where can I find a timeline of Lusitania events? A: Lusitania timeline. What day did Lusitania sink? A: 7 May 1915, a Friday. What time was Lusitania hit by the torpedo? A: 2:10 p.m. How long did Lusitania take to sink? A: 18 minutes. Where is the wreck of the Lusitania?

Lusitania‘s deck crew manifest for crossing 202, New York to Liverpool, departing on 1 May 1915. Unlike most ships today, the pursers aboard Lusitania were assigned to the deck department and not to the victualling (stewards’) department.

Railway tracks alongside the slipway and across the deck plating would aid in bringing in building materials. The ship’s record-breaking length also meant that Lusitania would have to be launched diagonally. Lusitania was 787 feet long, longer than the river Clyde was wide.

Both ships were designed by Leonard Peskett, and the original 1903 plans showed Lusitania and Mauretania as three-funneled ships powered by reciprocating engines. As the sisters’ designs evolved, in 1904 the sisters became four-funneled ships powered by Parsons turbines.

Lusitania Deck Plans; Lusitania Accommodations; The Cunard Company; Conception and Design; Construction and Trials; Career; War; Final Crossing; Sinking; Waiting for Rescue; Queenstown; Lusitania Timeline; SM U-20. U-20 Specifications; Ships Sunk by U-20; People. Lusitania Passenger List. Saloon (First Class) Passenger List; Second Cabin ...