New boilers, at a cost of $35,000, were also installed, and the interior, including the saloons, staterooms, dining room and ladies' boudoir were remodelled and fitted with new furniture.
More than anything else, it was the extravagant third floor living quarters, described as the chief's boudoir and a palace for chiefs, that drew the most attention.
These sometimes include boudoir portraits but are more commonly used by professionals and high school seniors who want to look their best for their portraits.
