The Titanic and the history around it has fascinated the world for nearly a hundred years. What happened on that fateful night? What was life like before the Titanic? After?
Join us on the RMS Titanic as we voyage from all over the world to New York city and beyond. We all have different reasons for going and different plans for our future, but we all have one thing in common. We will all have to pick up the broken pieces of our lives when the ship sinks.
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Not sure what a first class woman would wear to dinner? Curious how
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England
One of the three countries that the Titanic stopped at to pick up passengers,
England was home to plenty of the first class men and women travelling.
Southampton was Titanic’s first stop.
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France
The French have a claim to fame too – the Titanic stopped second at Cherbourg.
The ship was an a hour late, because of trouble it had in Southampton at port.
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Ireland
The vast majority of Titanic’s third class passengers were from Ireland. The Titanic’s
third and final stop here was in Queenstown. The ship itself was built in the city
of Belfast.
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Other
There are plenty of other places in the world for you to travel from. Egypt,
Spain, Italy, to name a few. If you aren’t one of the more common three on
board, where are you from?
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cabins.
Whether you’ve purchased the best there is to offer or the bare
minimum, you will not fail to be impressed by the elegance and
luxury that make the Titanic what it is. Comfortable and classy,
you’ll sleep well.
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dining hall.
There is plenty of room for eating and socializing and on Sundays,
the ship’s dining hall gets transformed into a chapel for the
Sunday church service.
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promenade deck.
Clean, open and free of clutter, the first class promenade is the
ideal place to take a little stroll and unwind or think. There are
deck chairs for a small fee, and the deck staff are always happy
to assist.
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Nov 22 2009, 01:26 AM
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grand staircase.
One of the Titanic’s greatest marvels, the Grand Staircase is a
sight to behold. It bridges several decks and allows first class
passengers to travel between the decks in splendour.
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reading and writing room.
Used as a sort of haven for the women on board the Titanic,
men are rarely in sight and if so, rarely by their own desire.
One can read some of Titanic’s select library, or pen letters
to friends and family.
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Nov 20 2009, 12:58 PM
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verandah cafe.
There is nothing quite so luxurious and calming as potted
plants and towering trellises. If one is looking for some
refreshments, the waiters here at the cafe would be happy
to help you.
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smoking room.
The smoking room is for men only and is home to frank
discussion about business, stocks, politics and perhaps, sometimes,
less ‘noble’ conversation. Don’t forget the brandy!
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cabins.
Second class cabins are nothing compared to first, but they’re definitely
a step up from third. They’re tasteful and light, clean and comfortable.
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dining hall.
The second class dining hall isn’t quite as grand as the first class hall
but the food is excellently prepared and the tables beautifully set. It’s
tasteful and not so flamboyant as first class.
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deck.
Not quite as open and clear as the first class deck, it is still rather
uncluttered and a great place for socializing and spending some time
to one’s self as well.
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reading and writing room.
Typically the place where women can pass some time writing letters,
reading one of the limited number of books White Star has on board,
or just quietly socializing.
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smoking room.
This is a favourite social spot of the men who feel the need to escape
the company of the women and children for a little while – almost
always after diner, though the smoking room is open all day.
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cabins.
Third class cabins are not nearly so opulent as first or second class,
but they do the job nice enough. Typically third class passengers
would share their cabins with others they may or may
not know.
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dining hall.
Certainly simple, but nice nonetheless, the third class dining hall is
quite big and separated into two sections by a portioning wall
that runs down the middle.
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deck.
There is plenty of space on the third class decks, though there is
also a lot of space taken up by ropes and other things that
would be unseemly to have on a first class deck.
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open area.
The hub of virtually all third class activities, the open area is well lit,
there is plenty of space, and there are benches and tables
and wide open windows.
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crew cabins.
The crew cabins are on average quite small and cramped. Still,
they're above and beyond what you might expect on most other
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