Calling the Richest People in the World, to Come Aboard the “Unsinkable”, the Largest of all Others! White Star Line presents its magnificent the Titanic.

First Class on the Titanic

By: T.K. Polevoy

If you are on First Class you have the nicest rooms on the ship.

If the boat ever was sinking or in trouble, you would be our first priority to get you in the lifeboats.

You have so many things to do on this ship like go swimming, dine out, or just listen to the band play.

If you are a person that does not like to be around the poor people, you don’t have to be near them they are not allowed in First Class area.

The last reason is it would be very cool if you said I was on First Class during its first voyage.

Why Come on First Class?

First Class Parlor Suite only cost 870 pounds.First Class rooms have fans, electricity,

telephones and electrical appliances.Suite B-52,54,56 are consider one of the

millionaire suites. You could call yourself a millionaire. It also have its own promenade, so you can see the ocean.

Rooms

At the First Class Dining Saloon, 500 people can dine and it is a huge, elegant Jacobean-style room.

At the Verandah Café and Café Parisien, you can be waited on by French Waiters and be served coffee or tea.

You can also eat at the A La Carte Restaurant.Be sure to wear your best at the fanciest

restaurant ever.

Dining

Baked Apples, Fresh Fruit, Steward Prunes, Quaker Oats, Boiled Hominy, Puffed Rice, Fresh Herings, Eindom Haddock, Smoked Salmon, Grilled Mutton Kidneys & Bacon, Grilled Ham, Grilled Sausage, Lamb Collops, Vegetable Stew, Fried, Shirred, Poached & Boiled Eggs, Plain & Tomato Omelet's, Sirloin Steak & Mutton Chops, Cold Meat, Vienna & Graham Rolls, Soda & Sultana Scones, Corn Bread, Buckwheat Cakes, Black Currant Conserve, Narbonne Honey, Oxford Marmalade, Watercress.

Menu for Breakfast

Luncheon- Consomme Fermier, Cockie Leekie, Fillets of Brill, Egg a L’Argenteuil, Chicken a la Maryland, Corned Beef, Vegetables, Dumplings.

From The Grill- Grilled Mutton Chops, Mashed, Fried & Baked Jacket Potatoes, Custard Pudding, Apple Merinque, Pastry.

Buffet- Salmon Mayonnaise, Potted Shrimps, Norwegian Anchovies, Soused Herrings, Plain & Smoked Sardines, Roast Beef, Round or Spiced Beef, Veal & Ham Pie, Virginia & Cumberland Ham, Bologna Sausage, Brawn, Galantine of Chicken, Corned Ox Tongue, Lettuce, Beetroot, Tomatoes.

Cheese- Cheshire, Stilton, Gorgonzola, Edam, Camembert, Roquefort, St. Ivel, Cheddar.

Menu for Luncheon

Hors D’Oeuvre Varies, Oysters, Consommé Olga, Cream of Barley, Salmon, Mousse line Sauce, Cucumber, Filet Mignons Lili, Sauté of Chicken, Lyonnaise, Vegetable Marrow Farcie, Lamb Mint Sauce, Roast Duckling, Apple Sauce, Sirloin of Beef, Chateau Potatoes , Green Peas, Creamed Carrots, Boiled Rice, Parmentier & Boiled New Potatoes, Punch Romaine, Roast Squab & Cress, Cold Asparagus, Vinaigrette, Pate du Foie Gras, Celery, Waldorf Pudding, Peaches in Chartreuse Jelly, Chocolate & Vanilla Éclairs, French Ice Cream.

Menu for Dinner

Swimming Pool- One of the first swimming pool on a Cruise ship; also is heated.

Tennis Courts- Rent tennis court to play tennis.Gymnasium- has the best modern exercising

machines.

Sport Activities

The lounge is a Louis XV style and is inspired by the Palace of Versailles. Just north of Paris, France; also a great place to relax and get a drink.

The Smoking room is a place for businessmen or men to come after dinner to smoke cigars, talk a bit and relax.

Lounge

The reception place is where you want to wear your best.

You can meet up with fellow diners and have aperitifs.

Also come here after dinner to just relax.Go up the Grand Staircase to make all your

girlfriends jealous and you will have a lavish entrance to here.

Reception Room

We have elevators so you do not have to carry all your luggage up the stairs.

Kennel for your glorious dogs.Relax and sooth your pain at the Turkish and

Electric Baths.If you like to take photos there is dark room

to take wonderful pictures.

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