R.M.S. Titanic, List of rooms. 10 POINTS!!!

Question

could someone please give me a website saying a list of the rooms on the titanic. please i really need this quickly. thankyou.

and can you make sure you include a bibliography

thanks

Answer 1

Man, finally someone who asked a question I know loads about.

First class:

- Dining room

-smoking room

1st class lounge

-liabrary

-gymnasium

- hair dresser

-hospital  

- verandah and palm court cafe

- cafe parisien

- promenade

- grand staircase(5 decks)

- reception room

- staterooms ( for sleeping)

-suites (sleeping, private promenade, couches)

- swimming pool

2nd class:

-dining room

- reading and writing room

- cabins for sleeping(rooms)

-2nd class lounge

-smoking room

-promenade

- could use pool, liabrary and gymnasium.

3rd class:

- dining room

- 3rd class births(rooms)

- general room

- deck space was called p**p deck

                             Hope this helps!

Answer 2

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