Pilothouse

Wilson, 1896, p. 32 At the time the pilothouse was struck Worden's injury was only known to those in the pilothouse and immediately nearby.

In gentle rhyme, Salas takes us on a tour of the giant boat, from the spotless galley to the pilothouse to the rumbling engine room.

In shrinking the aft cabin and the pilothouse, Mr. Mason made more room for cargo and remade the vessel into something that looked very different from the lone surviving photo of the Milwaukee.

A large blower that operated with its own engine was installed which drew fresh air down through the pilothouse.

As a result of the duel between the two ironclads, Monitor had been struck twenty-two times, including nine hits to the turret and two hits to the pilothouse.

Jeff Johnston of the Monitor National Marine Sanctuary (MNMS) also wanted a definitive image of the vessel's pilothouse.

Others in the pilothouse had also been hit with fragments and were also bleeding.