Second Class Passengers Cabin

[Leigh Anthony Ross]

I know this is highly unlikely but does anyone have any additional information on which cabins any second class passengers were in that is not already on this site? Thank-you to anyone who can help.

 

[Lester Mitcham]

Hi Leigh,

This has been discussed before, but from the way Winnie talked about her room, and throwing Nora's corset down the passage way, I have always believed that she was in a tandem style room. So perhaps she was in berth 1, room E-100; rather than in E-101.

Just my thoughts on the subject from what I recall Winnie saying.

 

[Leigh Anthony Ross]

Thank-you Lester

 

[Leigh Anthony Ross]

Does anyone have anymore information on second class passenger's cabins, if so that would be a fantastic help. Thank-you

 

[Amanda Ratliff]

Wait. That's a new one for me. Winnie threw Nora's corset down the passage way? Fiesty girl!

 

[Maria Fernandez]

lol thats what i was going to say!

 

[Christian J Cody]

One question I have on the Titanic's Second class Cabins is how they were assigned to the passengers. Were they divided up into sections like in Third class or what?

 

[Lester Mitcham]

Christian,

Information does not suggest such arrangement. From the biography of Marie Jerwan: "She occupied a cabin on D-Deck together with Ada A. Ball, a widow from Bristol, England. Noël Malachard, René Jacques Lewy and another man had the opposite cabin of theirs."

 

[Adam Tarzwell]

I know for certain Penny Pringle was in cabin F 34 *wink* hehe.