Among the flotsam and jetsam plucked from the Atlantic Ocean following the Titanic's demise were pieces of wood, including part of the clearly labeled wheelhouse oak door. William J. Parker, a carpenter aboard the rescue ship Minia, fashioned pieces of Titanic's wreckage into various items. He made a liquor cabinet from the wheelhouse door and other flotsam which he gave to Chief Officer James Adams. The wreckwood above was a shelf in that cabinet. It is authentic Titanic pine wood, indicating it's most likely from the deck. This deck wood probably come from the breaking point just before the final plunge.

It was passed down to Adam's grandson. Later it became part of the private collection of a world renowned Titanic author/expert and displayed at Orlando's "Titanic - Ship of Dreams."

Pieces of this ultra-rare wood can be purchased at our online store