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black and white photograph of people walking on the deck of a ship
LOOK: Historic Titanic Photos
Rare Titanic Photos The second-class promenade on the boat deck of the White Star ocean liner "RMS Titanic," 1912.
an old photo of a ship in the ocean with rocks on the shore and people standing near it
One of the last photographs of Titanic. Taken from the shore of Ireland.
two men standing next to a large chain
Oops!
Anchor Men - Titanic
an old book sitting on top of a wooden table next to a torn piece of paper
Maison Heinen
*Titanic...lost remnants
an old letter from the north western telegraph company
Ottawa Citizen
New bits and pieces of RMS Titanic’s story of heroic love, tragedy and enduring mystery have surfaced from an old cardboard box at the national archives.
an info sheet with different types of ships in the ocean and on top of each other
Percentage lost on the Titanic
an info poster showing the different types of ships in the ocean and how they are used to
Titanic By the Numbers
Titanic By the Numbers Infographic (for my son who loves the Titanic)
a large poster with many different types of writing on it's sides, including the words
DropCatch.com
the comparison with Allure of the Seas is amazing
an old photo of a large boat in the water with two men on it's side
LightBox | Time
Last picture of the Titanic leaving Queenstown, Ireland on her maiden voyage to New York, April 12, 1912
an old black and white photo of people standing in front of a train
crowd awaiting Titanic survivors - 1912
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an abstract photo with multiple layers of different colors and sizes, including the image of a train passing by
24 Facts About The Titanic You Probably Didn't Know - Funny
24 Facts About The Titanic You Probably Didn't Know
an old menu for the white star line
These Are Actual Menus for the Titanic's First, Second, and Third Class Passengers
These Are Actual Menus for the Titanic's First, Second, and Third Class Passengers - CountryLiving.com
an ornate staircase in the middle of a room with a large painting on it's wall
Just a moment...
TITANIC IN COLOR
an old black and white photo of a dining room with many chairs on the floor
Titanic
an old piece of paper with writing on it
Cork family parts with Titanic victim's message in a bottle
Titanic victim Jeremiah Burke, 19, from Glanmire in Cork was given a Holy Water bottle at the quayside in Cobh by his mother before he set off for the US. As the Titanic sank in the early hours of 15 April, 1912, he threw the bottle and message into the sea. The bottle was washed ashore a year later in Dunkettle, only a few miles from his family home. The note, which read "From Titanic, goodbye all, Burke of Glanmire, Cork" has remained in the Burke family for nearly a century.