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All text and photographs (unless stated otherwise) © Paul Timmerman To read more on the remarkable history of this remarkable passenger ship go to: Topaz ship description Click on picture for larger image. Topaz in the port of Piraeus Refuelling Builders plate Hemingway Bar, Upper deck Main Foyer, Reception Main deck Tour desk , Main deck Deck plans Mirror in stairway Coin Laundry, Main deck Beauty Salon, Allegro deck Elevator doors Classic doors in foyer, Main deck Central kitchen serving the main restaurant Special equipment for preparing rice dishes Topaz Room, main restaurant, Bolero deck Corridors Yacht Club, Verandah deck Theatre, Upper deck Entrance to shopping area Promenade, Upper deck Shopping area, Upper deck Free area next to Hemingway Bar where meetings are organised with guests visiting the ship (follow this link to read about the work of the Paeceboat Organisation and Topaz Ship description & history) In the corners of the Free Area, bronze plates with ornaments in the corners of the room. These partly survive, those missing are filled with wood. Entrance to the Library/ the Library, Upper deck Plaques next to the entrance of the library Entrance to the Windjammer Lounge, note the beautifully engraved glass panels. Tis lounge is one of the public spaces onboard which still features it's original fixtures. Promenade Brass doors to Seminar room, the orginal ones from her Empress of Britain days, looking if they are brand new...... Promenade next to the Game Area, Upper deck PC/ Internet Area, Upper deck Game Area, Upper deck Sports Bar, Upper deck Kitchen next to The Yacht Club, Verandah deck The Yacht Club restaurant, Verandah deck Deck views Lido area Bow propellor exhaust Rounded forward superstructure Open deck space..... Relax room T - Club, Verandah deck Gym, Verandah deck Officers relax space beneath bridge wing Ship's bell, with her former name Carnivale on it.. Signal deck forward & funnel Sports deck, Verandah deck Forward open deck space Bridgewing Telegraph, still working after half a century Bridge, note the mix of classic and modern equipment
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