2nd class

I am assisting a friend who is attempting to write a story that involves the Titanic disaster in the plot. One of the protagonists is a young Lebanese woman travelling with her infant son and two middle aged aunts in Second Class. They are scheduled to join the former's husband already settled...

Hello, I'm looking for some replica first and second class china. I have some first class dinner plates and a cup and saucer. However, I can't seem to find any replica second class pieces. Does anyone know of any websites where I can purchase some? Thank you all so much and have a wonderful...

Hello, I'm new to the forum website. I was wondering if anybody had rare archival photos of RMS Mauretania's Second Class? If you do please send it or send to me my gmail [email protected]

Until recently I had assumed that all Second Class accommodation was at the far stern part of the ship, aft of the fourth funnel. However, on looking at BB's deck plans carefully, there seems to be a additional small area of second class cabins just under the First Class Dining Room and between...

I have read that when the Titanic collided with the iceberg at 23:40 hours on Sunday 14th April 1912, only two public rooms were officially still open - the First & second Class Smoking Rooms. Thanks to survivor accounts we know approximately who was in the First Class Smoking Room at the time...

Does a list of who was in what cabin exist?

the smoking room of the second class was magnificent, the panels of oak. Your oak furniture, upholstered in dark green leather Moroccan. The floor was tiled Linoleum. For me its decor was wonderful, it was a project well done.

https://www.encyclopedia-titanica.org/charles-s-reed-2nd-class-bedroom-steward.html

I have a beautiful rare White Star Line Blue delft Pattern dinner Plate identical to those on Titanic on Ebay now. Proceeds will go to my Empress of Ireland museum fund.

I'm just wondering, If there are only TWO BOSTWICK GATES THAT SEPERATED THE THIRD CLASS FROM BEING IN OTHER AREAS, what do the other barriers (e.g. Doors, Gates) looked like?????

And if so, what publications discuss this further?

hello everybody, i wanted only too ask , are there any photos of the 12 second class women who perished. i had photos of Mrs. Corey, Mrs. Lahtinen, Mrs. Corbett and Miss Funk but are there any photos of Mrs. Chapman, Mrs. Turpin, Mrs. Mack, Miss Yvois, Miss Hiltunen, Mrs. Carter...

Check out the photo at the bottom of page 373 in TTSM Vol 2. On the aft wall there appears to be two patterned panels (windows?) flanking the double doors at the center, ending at the two inboard rows of pillars. One is also visible in the photo at the top of the same page in the reflection of...

I've always wondered about Henry Sleeper Harper talking about a second class passenger from Australia who jumped into boat three as it was lowering... I was looking at a 1912 article and found that Charles Dahl lived in Australia and in interviews claimed to be a second class passenger... Is it...

I was wondering if someone could answer this question for me. Why is it, that in some pictures, there appears to be no elevator between the stair wells? I was under the impression that both Olympic and Titanic had a second class elevator.

Does someone know the precise recipe for that? Is it the same basic method as the potato dish? just can't imagine for the life of me how long strands of spaghetti can be baked into cheesy and how could they be served actually looking attractive to the eye!

So, is it just me, or does one look at the photos of Lusitania's second class cabins and public rooms pretty much put to the rest the myth of Titanic's second class public rooms being "equivalent of 1st Class on other ships?"

So I was going over Bob Ballard's "Lusitania" book, which had reproduction of a couple of menus and while 1st and steerage (!!!) classes bill of fare could easily compete with what was served on the Olympic class vessels, I found the menu for 2nd Class to be very... Well, LAME compared to what...

The photo at the bottom of this post (presumably taken on the Olympic) must be a familiar sight to most Titanic enthusiasts because it appears in several books as a possible escape route to the Boat Deck during the sinking. What I want to know about is the access to the just visible corridor...

Are there any pictures or descriptions?