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(2 HOURS) Sleeping in 1st Class on a 1920s Ocean Liner

Step aboard the RMS Aquitania on a freezing, foggy night in November 1924. Leave the frantic pace of the modern world on the pier and drift across the North Atlantic in absolute, heavily insulated luxury. In this historical sleep story, we will explore the cavernous, quiet architecture of one of the greatest ocean liners ever built. From the mesmerizing, highly engineered physics of the Parsons steam turbines to the rigid, highly bureaucratic etiquette of the First Class dining room, allow the deep, rhythmic thrum of the ship's engines to pull you into a deep, uninterrupted sleep. There is no rush here. The massive steel hull is holding the freezing ocean entirely at bay. You are required only to exist, to listen, and to drift. 00:00 - The Freezing Harbor 04:49 - The Gangway 11:41 - The Vestibule 16:05 - The Long Corridor 20:48 - Entering the Cabin 32:00 - The Pitch-Black Stateroom 53:24 - The Empty Enclosed Promenade 01:11:52 - The Grand Dining Room & Gyroscopes 01:32:06 - The Marconi Wireless Room 01:47:03 - The Mid-Atlantic Drift