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Water running down the staircase - Titanic

"The water was running down the staircase." How the water rose to E or upper deck and fell in a cascade to F or middle deck during the sinking of the Titanic. Joseph Thomas Wheat, an assistant second steward, described the way in which the water penetrated from E to F deck. He witnessed the water coming in, being forced up by terrific pressure through apertures in the deck, and flowing over the top of the bulkhead on to F deck

Picture No
13564413
Media ID
46787940
Size
3266px x 5083px (7.5MB)
Credit
© Illustrated London News Ltd/Mary Evans
Source
Drawn by G H Davis, supplement to The Sphere, 25th May 1912, page iv
Date
1912

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