Titanic Room Plaque from Electronic Arts Headquarters

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Title

Titanic Room Plaque from Electronic Arts Headquarters

Identifier

2014.008.001

Description

Wall plaque from the room at Electronic Arts called the HMS Titanic.
Plaque is a background of blond wood-grain laminate on particle board. inner plaque is brushed aluminum. There is a bar on the upper edge with the number "201" centered and braille on the right.

Creator

Electronic Arts

Contributor

Loren Cody

Language

en

Subject

Memorabilia

Physical Object Item Type Metadata

Physical Dimensions

Overall 11 5/8" square.
Inner aluminum plaque 8 7/8" square
Top section measures 1 3/8" by the full 11 5/8 " width.
Laminate depth is 3/8". Top section is 3/4" deep. Oberall depth with aluminum center plaque is 3/4".

Repository

Box 88

Condition

A-

Notes

From the donor, Loren Cody:

When I started working at EA, they had just moved into their new headquarters, and due to the size and complexity of the buildings, each room, even if it were a storage room, had to have a name. One storage room in particular had a large, circular window in the door. It is unknown as to why it had a window or why it was circular, but during that time a very popular movie had swept the Oscars. It was made by James Cameron and it was about a lot of people who went down on a boat of on an enormously large size for its time. And that’s why the room had the name on this plaque. Eventually, the room was torn down and modified to make way for more space, so I asked if I could have the room plaque when it was taken down, simply because it made me laugh every time I looked at it, and because I thought I’d share the story someday. Now I have.

April ‎09, ‎2014

Collection

Citation

Electronic Arts, “Titanic Room Plaque from Electronic Arts Headquarters,” Digital Game Museum Collection, accessed October 22, 2026, https://www.digitalgamemuseum.org/collection/items/show/1016.

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