Funny you mention that; my wife said she expected there to be some notation / at the exhibit about the dogs but we didn't find it and didn't ask. She had heard "some" survived since they were only with first class passengers.
I don't know how many of you "cruise" for vacations. Its my favorite way. Today's ships carry more life raft/boat capacity then passengers and crew thanks to the Titanic.
They had cabin displays at the exhibit. The first class would compare to a small suite on today's cruise liners; the third class would compare to a sliding door closet with two bunks and one was yours. They had shared bathrooms usually one per hallway and I don't know how many cabins shared the bathroom.
It was intriguing walking the "line" the Titanic sat on while being built and then launched from.
I don't know how many of you "cruise" for vacations. Its my favorite way. Today's ships carry more life raft/boat capacity then passengers and crew thanks to the Titanic.
They had cabin displays at the exhibit. The first class would compare to a small suite on today's cruise liners; the third class would compare to a sliding door closet with two bunks and one was yours. They had shared bathrooms usually one per hallway and I don't know how many cabins shared the bathroom.
It was intriguing walking the "line" the Titanic sat on while being built and then launched from.
