1908 Olympic Class 'Design D' - By Victor Vila
1908 Olympic Class 'Design D' - By Victor Vila
A LINER DESIGNS EXCLUSIVE - BY VICTOR VILA
In 1908, Harland and Wolff shipyard presented a design to White Star Line representatives which would represent the next step forward in ocean liner technology. This drawing, ‘Plan D’, would set the basic outline of what would come to be known as the Olympic Class of ships - Olympic, Titanic and Britannic - three of the most famous ships in history.
Learn more about Victor’s Olympic-Class plan here.
This replica of the original drawing was completed by Olympic-class historian Victor Vila and is an exact duplicate of the original 1908 drawing now on display in the Ulster Folk & Transport Museum.
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