Amenities

=** Amenities Aboard The Titanic **=

First Class Special Amenities
=== The first class had a large variety of amenities including a gym for horse riding and boat rowing, a barber shop for the men, and a swimming pool on the F-Deck. The first class also enjoyed the Café Parisian and the Veranda Cafe, had the most beautiful staterooms with two bedrooms, two rooms for clothes, and a gorgeous bath room that was 50 feet in size. The First Class staircase with the most beautiful architecture on the ship. The clock on the Grand Staircase was surrounded by two classical figures. Amazingly, today it is still standing in the same place as it was before the ship sunk. ===

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 * The first class lounge was a place where passengers played cards and were served tea. A dining saloon, that was 100 feet wide, was the largest room on the Titanic. Another amenity was the Turkish baths which w[[image:http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/thumb/5/55/Titanic_smokeroom.jpg/162px-Titanic_smokeroom.jpg width="234" height="157" align="right" caption="1st class smoke room" link="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:Titanic_smokeroom.jpg"]]ere decorated with brightly colored tiles, glided beams, and bronze lamps.

Second Class Special Amenities
** **Second Class passengers also had a men's smoking room with oak furniture covered with dark green morocco leather and a dining room with meals that were prepared in the kitchen as the first class meals**.
 * These passengers had a barber shop for the men, a lounge that wasn’t as nice as the first class lounge, and a library.

Third Class Amenities
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 * The third class staterooms weren't as nice as the ones found on the Upper Deck. Their state rooms were on the lower decks, The Dining Saloon was actually two rooms combined with posters of the international Mercantile Marine. ** **The last amenity was the General Room which was decorated with pine paneling and sturdy teak furniture.**