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This is where things about the site that have been changed or updated shall go to inform members about it.

This is where you may talk about anything. There will also be games located there.

This is where you may post what your characters look like. I am also willing to make pictures. There is a form to use if you want me to make you a picture.

This is where you can place your board that you wish to share with us. Please read the rules.

Please post here if you plan on not being active on the site for more then a week or two. If you are inactive for over a month without posting or telling someone then your account will be deleted, with an email sent to you.

This is the place were wealthy people go and see operas.

This is a classy orphanage for boys and girls newborn to eighteen.

This is a simple park that is placed in the middle of town. It is filled with the aroma of flowers.

These are the dinning room halls. There is of course a seperate dinning room for each class.

Sub-boards: 1st Class Dinning Room, 2nd Class Dinning Room, 3rd Class Dinning Room

The Titanic is one of the first ships to have a swimming pool on board. It is filled with sea water which was heated by the boilers.

The Titanic's gymnasium had all the latest exercise equipment - a bicycle, rowing machine and electric horse. Separate sessions were available for men, women and children.

The two first class staircases were very grand indeed. Over the top of both were glass domes which allowed sunlight to pass through.

The First Class smoking room was open for most of the day. Passengers can purchase the most luxurious cigarettes and tobacco here.

The different classes have different areas were they could go.

The first class staterooms were luxuriously furnished with curtained beds and tables and chairs. The most expensive even had their own private balcony.

Second class staterooms areoccupied by up to four people. By the standards of today they are luxurious with mahogany furniture and linoleum floors.