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an old photo of a large ship in the water
an old newspaper with the front page showing two men standing in front of a boat
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the inside of an airplane with several large wheels on it's sides and two rows of smaller ones behind them
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This bell is from the Titanic, and was raised from the ocean floor. The Titanic bell rang when lookout Frederick Fleet shouted, "Iceberg right ahead!" (AFP/Getty Images)
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Titanic's First Officer William McMaster Murdoch, who is treated as a local hero in his native town of Dalbeattie, Scotland, but was portrayed as a coward and a murderer in the multi-Oscar winning movie, Titanic. At a ceremony on the 86th anniversary of the ship's sinking, Scott Neeson, the executive vice-president of the film's makers 20th Century Fox, presented a check for five thousand pounds ($8,000 US dollars) to the Dalbeattie school as an apology to the bridge officer's relatives
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The last night aboard the Titanic before she struck the iceberg at 11:40 pm on April 14, 1912. The Titanic sank 2 hours and 40 minutes later at 2:20 am on April 15, 1912.
a drawing of a large ship with lots of pictures on it's front end
Engineering Art: Cross Sections of the HMS Olympic (1909) and Mauretania (1906)
Now hopefully I can find one from the Titanic = my favorite and greatest section of all time! Cross-section of the HMS Olympic from the August 14, 1909 issue of "The Illustrated London".
Titanic Second Officer Charles Lightoller said he knew the real reason why Titanic hit the iceberg and sank. He protected White Star and kept the info to himself except for telling his beloved wife. He followed the "Women and Children" rule and dove into the ocean as it sank. He lead a group of others in staying afloat on an overturned lifeboat. He was the last survivor to board the Carpathia. His is a story worth reading. His version of what happened to Titanic is incredible.
Revealed after 98 years: The REAL reason why the Titanic hit that iceberg
Titanic Second Officer Charles Lightoller said he knew the real reason why Titanic hit the iceberg and sank. He protected White Star and kept the info to himself except for telling his beloved wife. He followed the "Women and Children" rule and dove into the ocean as it sank. He lead a group of others in staying afloat on an overturned lifeboat. He was the last survivor to board the Carpathia. His is a story worth reading. His version of what happened to Titanic is incredible.
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Boat deck. The small set of stairs leads to the raised roof over the first-class smoking room. The funnel closest is the "dummy", used to vent exhaust. Lifeboats, from nearest to farthest, are 15, 13, 11, 9.
The Titanic leaves Belfast, April 1912.
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The Titanic leaves Belfast, April 1912.