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Titanic’s second class dining room, located on ‘D’ deck, could accommodate all 564 second class passengers at a single seating

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Family rooms usually combined single and bunk beds.

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The staterooms of the second class were very similar to the standard cabins of the first class

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Cost for Second lass Ticket Aboard the Titanic

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Cost for Second lass Ticket Aboard the Titanic

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The cost of a second class ticket on the titanic was $60 back then. However, today it would cost $1200

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One job they did was a miner. Another job was a tile maker

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One job they did was a miner. Another job was a tile maker

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118 people out of 285 people survived, the survival rate is 41%

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1.Bunk beds were in the multi-person bedrooms

2.Bed linen was changed by the stewardesses every single day until the ship sank, of course

3.The second class staterooms were very similar to the standard  cabins of the first class.

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accomadations on the ship

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The Second Class wore classy outfits, but not as lavish as the First Class. Women wore large, fancy dresses and the men wore suits.

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The Second Class wore classy outfits, but not as lavish as the First Class. Women wore large, fancy dresses and the men wore suits.

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1. Miss Amelia Mary Brown, survivor
2. Mr. Frederick James Banfield, Titanic victim
3. Miss Clear Annie Cameron, survivor
4. Mr. Percy Bailey, Titanic victim