Portside looking forward towards the Mermaid Terrace.
A night time look, atop the Pool Bar roof.
Portside look aft from Lifeboat Station 2 at dusk.
Detailed view of deck plan with Library location. Rob OBrien collection
All photos Rob OBrien copyright 2008 Unless otherwise noted
Starboard side looking forward from Lifeboat Station 11.
Forward observation area looking port and the windows of the wheelhouse.
Looking aft from the fo'c'sle, the anchor windlass on Promenade Deck.
The ships bell at the bow, aft of the anchor windlass, and forward of the unused crew pool.
Forward section includes the crew pool and deck fittings at the fo'c'sle., poo
An inside, Veranda suite with Jacuzzi, Suite P-1.
The Jacuzzi of P-1 looking starboard, this was once part of the enclosed Promenade Deck as it wrapped around the forward section of the ship.
The Internet Cafe located on the portside of Promenade Deck looking forward.
Promenade Deck behind the Internet Cafe looking aft.
Shore excursion desk looking forward and starboard.
Shore excursion desk looking forward from midships.
The original incarnation of the Library circa. 1953.
The Library remained virtually unchanged thru the history of the ship. This view taken in December 2008.
Looking aft from the portside gushing of splendid wood paneling.
The Dickension painting by William Ware is one of those timeless items that was seen in the Library.
Further remnants of the Greek Line are found with one of four crests in the Library of the REGAL EMPRESS.
The former 1st class elevator and stairwell, looking starboard, leads down to Upper Deck.
The vestibule seperating the Library as well as the Promenade cabins from La Trattoria, Photo Gallery and the Beauty Salon.
The Beauty Salon, part of the former two deck high Cinema onboard OLYMPIA. What remains of the balcony can be seen in the center of the photo.
The Photo Gallery, formally the Card Room for REGAL EMPRESS.
Outside the Photo Gallery one is greated with gorgeous wood paneling from the aft promenade stairtower.
Some paneling found here came from space now occupied by La Trattoria located on the starboard side.
The elevator housing surrounded by original wood paneling looking aft.
The La Trattoria looking port and aft.
