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As it was, one was killed outright, and a passenger subsequently died. The ammonia plant seems to have been located in a little cabin in the after part of the ship in the steerage. Port holes gave ...

Alfred Stieglitz’s iconic photograph “The Steerage” is often used to illustrate ... one of the most glamorous passenger ships connecting Europe with the New World. I'm hoping this scale ...

with the men’s steerage quarters forward and the women’s aft on the lowest passenger deck. As a result of this arrangement, the men in third class were aware that the ship was in danger long ...

mainly immigrants in third-class steerage, and, by the time the Titanic set sail, the White Star and Cunard lines had built kosher facilities aboard their ships. The earliest known reference to ...

Kennell was the ship’s “Hebrew cook ... kosher food service for its Jewish passengers, mainly immigrants in third-class steerage. But historians and authors who explore and preserve ...

Hundreds of people may also have died inside the ship as it sank, most of them immigrant families in steerage class, looking forward to a new life in America. Along with the lives lost ...

the Prometheus was another ship from the same line, so intrigue among the passengers is high. During breakfast, a steerage passenger busts in looking for medical help for his sister. Maura ...