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What Was It Like to Travel on the 1936 Hindenburg

Passengers slept in private cabins (A-Deck) with bunk beds, washbasins, and walls covered in fabric to dampen sound. They didn't eat on their laps; they ate in a dining room that spanned the width of the ship, sitting at tables with fresh flowers and heavy porcelain. The food was cooked in an electric kitchen on the deck below to prevent fire. The most "impossible" luxury to show? The smoking room. It was a pressurized air-lock room with a lighter attached to the wall by a chain (no matches allowed), the only place on a hydrogen ship where you could smoke a cigar and have a cocktail.