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Titanic had two Grand Staircases- a forward and an aft.

The forward is the one most people think of, and went from the boat deck down to F-deck (7 decks). On the boat deck, it led to the outside area and the gymnasium, as well as some of the crew areas. On A-Deck, it led to the promonade areas. On C-Deck, it led to the purser and inquiry offices. On D-Deck, it led to the entryway where passengers boarded and (would have) departed. Also on this deck, it led to the first class dinning and reception room. On F-Deck, it led to the ship's Turkish baths, steam rooms, and swimming pool. On every deck, except boat deck and F-Deck, the stairs also led to passenger cabins.

The aft staircase went between A-Deck and C-Deck. On A-Deck it led to the smoking room. B-Deck led to the A-La Carte restaurant and the Cafe Perisian, and C-Deck led to the ship's barber shop. On every deck, again, the stairs also led to passenger cabins.

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