The Return of Titanic [Part-4]

Welcome everyone. Again we came back to Titanic In the last phase, we discussed about 10 decks of Titanic and various things related to them. We will learn more about this formula, in this episode.

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In the last episode, I told the luxurious stairs used by first class passengers. But the other stairs were not bad at all. At that time the remaining stairs were constructed by the most expensive wood.
Let's go a little bit away from the extraordinary library room at Promenade Deck. It was mainly designed for first-class female passengers. And the name was "Reading and Writing Room." The next room was white in white. Inside the huge window of the upper side, the inner people could see the endless suny beauty of the Atlantic. As well as keeping the room warm was the fireplace.

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There was also a wonderful room in Promenade, which was named "First Class Lounge", originally intended for male passengers. It was used for stories, chat, party, card games etc. Decorated with various expensive furniture. In one word, there was almost all the ingredients for cheering, joy and joy.
There was a room called "Smoking Room" or "Smoking Room" by this call. As the name implies, this room was used for the purpose. But like the other rooms, there was no tendency of aristocracy. The room's fireplace was just an expensive oil painting of the time. This is an example of painter Norman Wilkinson. And its name was "Approach To The New World", in this room, there was a small bar for the so-called "Drinks" of the elite.
There was a small piece of verandah just outside of the Smoking Room. There was a light tea breakfast arrangement. It was underneath the open sky. Promenade Deck was allowed to have 2nd class passengers in this place only.
Just behind the luxurious stairs was a reception. White marble stones were made of desk.

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Now come, the first passengers are in luxurious dining room. This room was 114 feet long. And its width is 91 feet. It was arranged to accommodate 532 people together. It is the largest ever in the history of the dining room at a ship. This room was designed and distinguished by imitation of the then famous hotel Hatton Hall in England.

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A restaurant named A La Carte Restaurant was titanic. It was one of the tourist attractions. A few orchestra players kept the entire restaurant full of tune in.
This is not the end here. There is still a lot of internal decoration to say yet. In the next phase, we will write them again. Bye ......... ..