A hallmark of the “Titanic” visit is the “boarding pass” you receive when entering, which includes a passenger’s name, steerage class, reason for traveling and random fact.

Considering the Titanic cost $7.5 million to build way back in 1912 (that’s about $180 million today), a first-class ticket aboard the ship set passengers back a pretty penny (lots of them).

Considering the Titanic cost $7.5 million to build way back in 1912 (that’s about $180 million today), a first-class ticket aboard the ship set passengers back a pretty penny (lots of them).

Third class passengers were left to organise their own entertainment, which often took the form of a singsong or dancing to music provided by themselves". The Saga of the Titanic`s Steerage Part 1 ...

From First Class to steerage, find out the types of passengers who sailed on Titanic and what life was like on board.

COLUMBIA — If you’ve seen James Cameron’s “Titanic,” you’ll probably agree that the steerage class parties on the ocean liner were a great time. The South Carolina State Museum is ...