Before it’s ill fated 1937 landing in Lakehurst, New Jersey, the Hindenburg was a flagship of a new luxury form of travel. It had already made numerous flights around Europe and a trip to Rio de Janeiro before that tragic evening in May. Since this was supposed to be super luxurious, it’s no surprise the inside was decked out. It’s not as swanky as the Titanic was, but it’s still infinitely better than flying coach on Spirit Airlines. These rare photographs show what the relaxing interior looked like
