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15 Wild Facts About the Titanic You Definitely Didn’t Learn in School

Trista July 6, 2025 7 min

11. The Titanic’s Last Lunch Menu Survives

first class titanic menu, april 10, 1912 — First Class Titanic Menu on April 10 1912. First Class Steward Charles Casswell sent it to his wife from Queenstown. Source: Wikimedia Commons

One of the most remarkable relics from the Titanic is a first-class lunch menu dated April 14, 1912. Recovered from a survivor’s pocket, this menu details the lavish fare enjoyed just hours before tragedy struck. From grilled mutton chops to corned beef and dumplings, the preserved menu offers a poignant glimpse into the ship’s final day. See the menu at CNN

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11. The Titanic’s Last Lunch Menu Survives

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