These 13 Rare Photos Show What Life Was Like Aboard the Titanic
Dine in style
First class passengers on the Titanic were in the lap of luxury aboard the 883-foot ship. According to Ultimate Titanic, their dining room was an impressive 114-foot room and filled the width of the ship—it had to be lavish to seat a capacity of 532 passengers at one sitting. Menus that survived the wreckage showed dinners consisted of ten courses.
Ann Elizabeth Isham was a true hero for refusing to abandon her Great Dane when the ship went down.
That’s amazing. You’re not wrong, 1st class today on an ocean liner, will cost you 2 – 4000 dollars.
As a history teacher and always a Titanic fan, I have been intrigued with this ship and its tragic end. What a shame and what a self pompous desire to throw caution to the wind to attempt to break the Atlantic crossing record at the time.
I wouldn’t leave without my pet, either. Pets are members of the family. The poor dog would have been so frightened without his mistress. They should have let her hold him in one of the boats.
I really enjoyed the photos of life aboard Titanic. Please show more pictures and information about life aboard Titanic. Love reading and looking at all your articles.