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TITANIC TIMELINE
October 20th 1910. Olympic, the first of the trio, is launched at Harland and Wolff. She is the world’s largest man-made moving object, but not for long. May 31st 1911. Titanic is launched in front of a crowd of over 100,000 people in Belfast, the second of the Olympic-class liners to take to the waters.TITANIC'S ENGINES
Titanic’s Engines. by knjazmilos June 13, 2019. As Titanic was the largest moving man-made object built to date when launched, she needed some rather powerful machinery to push her along. The White Star Line’s major rival, Cunard, was already operating the quadruple-screw, turbine-driven sister ships Lusitania and Mauritania,and the
TITANIC WRECK LOCATION Titanic’s final reported position on the night of the sinking was 41°46′ N, 50° 14′ W, however, once the wreck had been discovered, this position was proven to be out by a margin of approximately 13.5 miles, which was one of the main reasons previous expeditions by the likes of Jack Grimm had failed to find the wreck. TITANIC MYTHS, LEGENDS, TRUTHS AND FACTS NO BINOCULARS cnn.com. The story about the Titanic being without any binoculars for the look-outs and crew is almost correct. Titanic’s Second Officer had originally been David Blair, but when Henry Wilde was assigned to Titanic’s maiden voyage because of his experience as Chief Officer aboard Olympic, the remaining officers’ ranks were changed, and Blair was the one removed to make wayTITANIC DINING
Titanic Dining. Undoubtedly the high-point of any day for the majority of the passengers aboard Titanic was the meals. First Class passengers enjoyed cuisine of the highest standards, and as the Second Class passengers’ food was prepared in the very same galley, which was situated on ‘D’ deck immediately above the engine room, it’s THE ICE WARNINGS RECEIVED BY TITANIC Ice is a seasonal hazard in the unforgiving winter seas of the North Atlantic, and in the couple of days since leaving Southampton, many ships had reported ice in the exact area into which Titanic would be sailing. On the 11th April, she received 6 warnings from ships stopped in, or passing through, heavy ice, 5 more on the 12th, 3 more on the TITANIC'S WATERTIGHT COMPARTMENTS Titanic’s Watertight Compartments. Titanic, according to the many legends, was ‘practically unsinkable’, but in reality, no ship can ever be made trulyunsinkable, even almost a century after Titanic’s conception. However, steps had been taken by the ship’s builders, Harland And Wolff, during the design of the Olympic-class liners toTITANICS PROPELLERS
The center propeller was made from manganese bronze, and cast in one piece, whereas the two outer propellers were cast in sections. The weight of the outer propellers was about 38 tons, whilst the smaller center prop. weighed in at 22 tons. source: flickr.com. Contrary to what was depicted on James Cameron’s movie Titanic, the center COMPARING TITANIC TO MODERN SHIPS AND CRUISE LINERS Titanic – White Star Line; Maiden Voyage: 1912; Gross Tonnage: 46,000 tons; Length: 882.75 feet; Beam: 92.5 feet; Cruising Speed: 21 knots; Passengers: 2,500 TITANIC FIRST CLASS PASSENGER Titanic First Class Passenger – ANDREWS, Mr Thomas. Date of Birth (D.O.B.): 7th February, 1873. Embarked at: Belfast, Ireland (Harland and Wolff Guarantee Group) Thomas Andrews boarded the Titanic at Belfast, Ireland, traveling to New York City, New York. Thomas Andrews was part of the nine-man Titanic Guarantee Group, which also includedTITANIC TIMELINE
October 20th 1910. Olympic, the first of the trio, is launched at Harland and Wolff. She is the world’s largest man-made moving object, but not for long. May 31st 1911. Titanic is launched in front of a crowd of over 100,000 people in Belfast, the second of the Olympic-class liners to take to the waters.TITANIC'S ENGINES
Titanic’s Engines. by knjazmilos June 13, 2019. As Titanic was the largest moving man-made object built to date when launched, she needed some rather powerful machinery to push her along. The White Star Line’s major rival, Cunard, was already operating the quadruple-screw, turbine-driven sister ships Lusitania and Mauritania,and the
TITANIC WRECK LOCATION Titanic’s final reported position on the night of the sinking was 41°46′ N, 50° 14′ W, however, once the wreck had been discovered, this position was proven to be out by a margin of approximately 13.5 miles, which was one of the main reasons previous expeditions by the likes of Jack Grimm had failed to find the wreck. TITANIC MYTHS, LEGENDS, TRUTHS AND FACTS NO BINOCULARS cnn.com. The story about the Titanic being without any binoculars for the look-outs and crew is almost correct. Titanic’s Second Officer had originally been David Blair, but when Henry Wilde was assigned to Titanic’s maiden voyage because of his experience as Chief Officer aboard Olympic, the remaining officers’ ranks were changed, and Blair was the one removed to make wayTITANIC DINING
Titanic Dining. Undoubtedly the high-point of any day for the majority of the passengers aboard Titanic was the meals. First Class passengers enjoyed cuisine of the highest standards, and as the Second Class passengers’ food was prepared in the very same galley, which was situated on ‘D’ deck immediately above the engine room, it’s THE ICE WARNINGS RECEIVED BY TITANIC Ice is a seasonal hazard in the unforgiving winter seas of the North Atlantic, and in the couple of days since leaving Southampton, many ships had reported ice in the exact area into which Titanic would be sailing. On the 11th April, she received 6 warnings from ships stopped in, or passing through, heavy ice, 5 more on the 12th, 3 more on the TITANIC'S WATERTIGHT COMPARTMENTS Titanic’s Watertight Compartments. Titanic, according to the many legends, was ‘practically unsinkable’, but in reality, no ship can ever be made trulyunsinkable, even almost a century after Titanic’s conception. However, steps had been taken by the ship’s builders, Harland And Wolff, during the design of the Olympic-class liners toTITANICS PROPELLERS
The center propeller was made from manganese bronze, and cast in one piece, whereas the two outer propellers were cast in sections. The weight of the outer propellers was about 38 tons, whilst the smaller center prop. weighed in at 22 tons. source: flickr.com. Contrary to what was depicted on James Cameron’s movie Titanic, the center COMPARING TITANIC TO MODERN SHIPS AND CRUISE LINERS Titanic – White Star Line; Maiden Voyage: 1912; Gross Tonnage: 46,000 tons; Length: 882.75 feet; Beam: 92.5 feet; Cruising Speed: 21 knots; Passengers: 2,500 TITANIC FIRST CLASS PASSENGER Titanic First Class Passenger – ANDREWS, Mr Thomas. Date of Birth (D.O.B.): 7th February, 1873. Embarked at: Belfast, Ireland (Harland and Wolff Guarantee Group) Thomas Andrews boarded the Titanic at Belfast, Ireland, traveling to New York City, New York. Thomas Andrews was part of the nine-man Titanic Guarantee Group, which also includedTITANIC STATISTICS
Titanic’s Length. 882.75 feet. Titanic’s Width (beam) 92.5 feet. Titanic’s Height. 175 feet. Titanic’s Weight (displacement) 46,000 tons. Titanic’s Crew. TITANIC MYTHS, LEGENDS, TRUTHS AND FACTS NO BINOCULARS cnn.com. The story about the Titanic being without any binoculars for the look-outs and crew is almost correct. Titanic’s Second Officer had originally been David Blair, but when Henry Wilde was assigned to Titanic’s maiden voyage because of his experience as Chief Officer aboard Olympic, the remaining officers’ ranks were changed, and Blair was the one removed to make wayTITANIC'S LIFEBOATS
Titanic carried a total of 20 lifeboats, but Alexander Carlisle, one of the managing directors at Harland and Wolff, had suggested using a new type of larger davit, which could handle more boats, giving Titanic the potential of carrying 48 lifeboats, providing RECOVERING TITANIC'S DEAD Recovering Titanic’s Dead. by knjazmilos June 24, 2019. To the crew of the Mackay-Bennet, a cable laying vessel chartered by the White Star Line immediately after the disaster, went the horrific job of recovering as many bodies as was possible from the North Atlantic. All of them volunteering for the harrowing task ahead, they would be paid TITANIC'S PROVISIONS AND LINEN Titanic’s Provisions And Linen. by knjazmilos July 3, 2019. After her delayed but highly successful sea trials, Titanic immediately made her way to her port of departure , Southampton, arriving just before midnight on the 3rd April. However, there was still much, much work to be done before the ship could depart on April 10th, and the THE GRAVE OF THE UNKNOWN CHILD In the days following Titanic’s sinking, the crew of the main recovery vessel, the Mackay-Bennet, had recovered the small body of a little fair-haired boy, and with nothing to identify him as you could an adult such as a wallet or a driving licence, he sadly remained unidentified. source: michaelandmerle.blogspot.com. CALGARIC - TITANIC-TITANIC.COM Calgaric. Yard No.: Length: 550.3ft. Beam: 67.3ft. Engines: 2 x 4 cylinder triple expansion + turbine to centre propeller. Carrying Capacity: 190 first class, 220 second class, 480 third class. Calgaric was originally laid down in 1914 as Orca for the Pacific Steam Navigation Co., but work on her ceased due to the outbreak ofhostilities. In
OLYMPIC CLASS LINERS Olympic’s keel, yard No. 400, was laid towards the end of 1908, and just over three months later, the keel of Titanic , No. 401, was laid alongside, under the massive Arrol Gantry at Harland & Wolff’s yard in Belfast. With a construction period of about three years, the two liners’ massive hulls became almost a part of the skyline on theRiver Lagan.
WHITE STAR LINE
White Star Line. The White Star Line had originally been a company serving Australia with traditional sailing vessels during the great Australian gold rush. The company went bankrupt as this gold rush faded, and on the 18th January, 1868, Thomas Henry Ismay bought the company for £1,000. From this point forward, the White Star Linewould
WALLACE HARTLEY OF THE TITANIC Wallace Hartley Of The Titanic. Wallace Henry Hartley was born on 2nd June 1878, in Colne, East Lancashire. His parents Albion and Elizabeth Hartley were both employed in the local textile trade, which at the time produced cotton for export around the world. Wallace was the younger brother to Mary Ellen, who had been born the previous year.TITANIC-TITANIC.COM
Titanic First Class Passenger – SPEDDEN, Mrs Margaretta Corning. by knjazmilos July 4, 2019. Age: 40 Date of Birth: Place of Residence: Tuxedo Park, New York Embarked at: Cherbourg, France ( List ) on Wednesday, 10th April, 1912 Ticket Number: 16966 Price Of Ticket:£134 10s 0d
TITANIC TIMELINE
October 20th 1910. Olympic, the first of the trio, is launched at Harland and Wolff. She is the world’s largest man-made moving object, but not for long. May 31st 1911. Titanic is launched in front of a crowd of over 100,000 people in Belfast, the second of the Olympic-class liners to take to the waters. TITANIC WRECK LOCATION Titanic’s final reported position on the night of the sinking was 41°46′ N, 50° 14′ W, however, once the wreck had been discovered, this position was proven to be out by a margin of approximately 13.5 miles, which was one of the main reasons previous expeditions by the likes of Jack Grimm had failed to find the wreck.TITANIC'S ENGINES
Titanic’s Engines. by knjazmilos June 13, 2019. As Titanic was the largest moving man-made object built to date when launched, she needed some rather powerful machinery to push her along. The White Star Line’s major rival, Cunard, was already operating the quadruple-screw, turbine-driven sister ships Lusitania and Mauritania,and the
TITANIC DINING
Titanic Dining. Undoubtedly the high-point of any day for the majority of the passengers aboard Titanic was the meals. First Class passengers enjoyed cuisine of the highest standards, and as the Second Class passengers’ food was prepared in the very same galley, which was situated on ‘D’ deck immediately above the engine room, it’sTITANIC STATISTICS
Titanic’s Length. 882.75 feet. Titanic’s Width (beam) 92.5 feet. Titanic’s Height. 175 feet. Titanic’s Weight (displacement) 46,000 tons. Titanic’s Crew. THE ICE WARNINGS RECEIVED BY TITANIC Ice is a seasonal hazard in the unforgiving winter seas of the North Atlantic, and in the couple of days since leaving Southampton, many ships had reported ice in the exact area into which Titanic would be sailing. On the 11th April, she received 6 warnings from ships stopped in, or passing through, heavy ice, 5 more on the 12th, 3 more on the COMPARING TITANIC TO MODERN SHIPS AND CRUISE LINERS Titanic – White Star Line; Maiden Voyage: 1912; Gross Tonnage: 46,000 tons; Length: 882.75 feet; Beam: 92.5 feet; Cruising Speed: 21 knots; Passengers: 2,500TITANICS PROPELLERS
The center propeller was made from manganese bronze, and cast in one piece, whereas the two outer propellers were cast in sections. The weight of the outer propellers was about 38 tons, whilst the smaller center prop. weighed in at 22 tons. source: flickr.com. Contrary to what was depicted on James Cameron’s movie Titanic, the center THE GRAVE OF THE UNKNOWN CHILD In the days following Titanic’s sinking, the crew of the main recovery vessel, the Mackay-Bennet, had recovered the small body of a little fair-haired boy, and with nothing to identify him as you could an adult such as a wallet or a driving licence, he sadly remained unidentified. source: michaelandmerle.blogspot.com.TITANIC-TITANIC.COM
Titanic First Class Passenger – SPEDDEN, Mrs Margaretta Corning. by knjazmilos July 4, 2019. Age: 40 Date of Birth: Place of Residence: Tuxedo Park, New York Embarked at: Cherbourg, France ( List ) on Wednesday, 10th April, 1912 Ticket Number: 16966 Price Of Ticket:£134 10s 0d
TITANIC TIMELINE
October 20th 1910. Olympic, the first of the trio, is launched at Harland and Wolff. She is the world’s largest man-made moving object, but not for long. May 31st 1911. Titanic is launched in front of a crowd of over 100,000 people in Belfast, the second of the Olympic-class liners to take to the waters. TITANIC WRECK LOCATION Titanic’s final reported position on the night of the sinking was 41°46′ N, 50° 14′ W, however, once the wreck had been discovered, this position was proven to be out by a margin of approximately 13.5 miles, which was one of the main reasons previous expeditions by the likes of Jack Grimm had failed to find the wreck.TITANIC'S ENGINES
Titanic’s Engines. by knjazmilos June 13, 2019. As Titanic was the largest moving man-made object built to date when launched, she needed some rather powerful machinery to push her along. The White Star Line’s major rival, Cunard, was already operating the quadruple-screw, turbine-driven sister ships Lusitania and Mauritania,and the
TITANIC DINING
Titanic Dining. Undoubtedly the high-point of any day for the majority of the passengers aboard Titanic was the meals. First Class passengers enjoyed cuisine of the highest standards, and as the Second Class passengers’ food was prepared in the very same galley, which was situated on ‘D’ deck immediately above the engine room, it’sTITANIC STATISTICS
Titanic’s Length. 882.75 feet. Titanic’s Width (beam) 92.5 feet. Titanic’s Height. 175 feet. Titanic’s Weight (displacement) 46,000 tons. Titanic’s Crew. THE ICE WARNINGS RECEIVED BY TITANIC Ice is a seasonal hazard in the unforgiving winter seas of the North Atlantic, and in the couple of days since leaving Southampton, many ships had reported ice in the exact area into which Titanic would be sailing. On the 11th April, she received 6 warnings from ships stopped in, or passing through, heavy ice, 5 more on the 12th, 3 more on the COMPARING TITANIC TO MODERN SHIPS AND CRUISE LINERS Titanic – White Star Line; Maiden Voyage: 1912; Gross Tonnage: 46,000 tons; Length: 882.75 feet; Beam: 92.5 feet; Cruising Speed: 21 knots; Passengers: 2,500TITANICS PROPELLERS
The center propeller was made from manganese bronze, and cast in one piece, whereas the two outer propellers were cast in sections. The weight of the outer propellers was about 38 tons, whilst the smaller center prop. weighed in at 22 tons. source: flickr.com. Contrary to what was depicted on James Cameron’s movie Titanic, the center THE GRAVE OF THE UNKNOWN CHILD In the days following Titanic’s sinking, the crew of the main recovery vessel, the Mackay-Bennet, had recovered the small body of a little fair-haired boy, and with nothing to identify him as you could an adult such as a wallet or a driving licence, he sadly remained unidentified. source: michaelandmerle.blogspot.com.TITANIC-TITANIC.COM
Titanic First Class Passenger – SPEDDEN, Mrs Margaretta Corning. by knjazmilos July 4, 2019. Age: 40 Date of Birth: Place of Residence: Tuxedo Park, New York Embarked at: Cherbourg, France ( List ) on Wednesday, 10th April, 1912 Ticket Number: 16966 Price Of Ticket:£134 10s 0d
DISCOVERY OF TITANIC The French research vessel Le Suroit spent ten days in the area of the sinking, towing behind her a state-of-the-art side scan sonar system, which was capable of making 3,000 feet sweeps of the ocean floor in each pass. The scientists aboard studied the print-outs from the relentless back and forth search, and yet again, Titanic remainedelusive.
TITANIC STATISTICS
Titanic’s Length. 882.75 feet. Titanic’s Width (beam) 92.5 feet. Titanic’s Height. 175 feet. Titanic’s Weight (displacement) 46,000 tons. Titanic’s Crew. TITANIC MYTHS, LEGENDS, TRUTHS AND FACTS NO BINOCULARS cnn.com. The story about the Titanic being without any binoculars for the look-outs and crew is almost correct. Titanic’s Second Officer had originally been David Blair, but when Henry Wilde was assigned to Titanic’s maiden voyage because of his experience as Chief Officer aboard Olympic, the remaining officers’ ranks were changed, and Blair was the one removed to make way TITANIC FIRST CLASS PASSENGER Titanic First Class Passenger – ANDREWS, Mr Thomas. Date of Birth (D.O.B.): 7th February, 1873. Embarked at: Belfast, Ireland (Harland and Wolff Guarantee Group) Thomas Andrews boarded the Titanic at Belfast, Ireland, traveling to New York City, New York. Thomas Andrews was part of the nine-man Titanic Guarantee Group, which also included SS CERAMIC - TITANIC-TITANIC.COM SS Ceramic. Maiden Voyage: 24th July, 1913 Liverpool – Australia. Engines: 2 x 3 cylinder triple expansion engines + low pressure turbine to centre prop. Ceramic was built at the Belfast yard of Harland and Wolff for the White Star Line, in 1912, and was launched on the 11th December, 1912.TITANIC'S LIFEBOATS
Titanic carried a total of 20 lifeboats, but Alexander Carlisle, one of the managing directors at Harland and Wolff, had suggested using a new type of larger davit, which could handle more boats, giving Titanic the potential of carrying 48 lifeboats, providing THE GRAVE OF THE UNKNOWN CHILD In the days following Titanic’s sinking, the crew of the main recovery vessel, the Mackay-Bennet, had recovered the small body of a little fair-haired boy, and with nothing to identify him as you could an adult such as a wallet or a driving licence, he sadly remained unidentified. source: michaelandmerle.blogspot.com. CHERBOURG - TITANIC-TITANIC.COM On 14th June, 1911, the two Cherbourg tenders serviced Olympic on her maiden voyage, and on 10th April, 1912, they serviced Titanic , although it would be the first and only time. Titanic arrived late because of the near-miss with New York soon after leaving Southampton, and dropped anchor in the roadstead at 6.30p.m., about 1 hour late. WALLACE HARTLEY OF THE TITANIC Wallace Hartley Of The Titanic. Wallace Henry Hartley was born on 2nd June 1878, in Colne, East Lancashire. His parents Albion and Elizabeth Hartley were both employed in the local textile trade, which at the time produced cotton for export around the world. Wallace was the younger brother to Mary Ellen, who had been born the previous year.TITANIC-TITANIC.COM
Titanic First Class Passenger – SPEDDEN, Mrs Margaretta Corning. by knjazmilos July 4, 2019. Age: 40 Date of Birth: Place of Residence: Tuxedo Park, New York Embarked at: Cherbourg, France ( List ) on Wednesday, 10th April, 1912 Ticket Number: 16966 Price Of Ticket:£134 10s 0d
TITANIC TIMELINE
October 20th 1910. Olympic, the first of the trio, is launched at Harland and Wolff. She is the world’s largest man-made moving object, but not for long. May 31st 1911. Titanic is launched in front of a crowd of over 100,000 people in Belfast, the second of the Olympic-class liners to take to the waters. TITANIC WRECK LOCATION Titanic’s final reported position on the night of the sinking was 41°46′ N, 50° 14′ W, however, once the wreck had been discovered, this position was proven to be out by a margin of approximately 13.5 miles, which was one of the main reasons previous expeditions by the likes of Jack Grimm had failed to find the wreck.TITANIC'S ENGINES
Titanic’s Engines. by knjazmilos June 13, 2019. As Titanic was the largest moving man-made object built to date when launched, she needed some rather powerful machinery to push her along. The White Star Line’s major rival, Cunard, was already operating the quadruple-screw, turbine-driven sister ships Lusitania and Mauritania,and the
TITANIC DINING
Titanic Dining. Undoubtedly the high-point of any day for the majority of the passengers aboard Titanic was the meals. First Class passengers enjoyed cuisine of the highest standards, and as the Second Class passengers’ food was prepared in the very same galley, which was situated on ‘D’ deck immediately above the engine room, it’sTITANIC STATISTICS
Titanic’s Length. 882.75 feet. Titanic’s Width (beam) 92.5 feet. Titanic’s Height. 175 feet. Titanic’s Weight (displacement) 46,000 tons. Titanic’s Crew. THE ICE WARNINGS RECEIVED BY TITANIC Ice is a seasonal hazard in the unforgiving winter seas of the North Atlantic, and in the couple of days since leaving Southampton, many ships had reported ice in the exact area into which Titanic would be sailing. On the 11th April, she received 6 warnings from ships stopped in, or passing through, heavy ice, 5 more on the 12th, 3 more on the COMPARING TITANIC TO MODERN SHIPS AND CRUISE LINERS Titanic – White Star Line; Maiden Voyage: 1912; Gross Tonnage: 46,000 tons; Length: 882.75 feet; Beam: 92.5 feet; Cruising Speed: 21 knots; Passengers: 2,500TITANICS PROPELLERS
The center propeller was made from manganese bronze, and cast in one piece, whereas the two outer propellers were cast in sections. The weight of the outer propellers was about 38 tons, whilst the smaller center prop. weighed in at 22 tons. source: flickr.com. Contrary to what was depicted on James Cameron’s movie Titanic, the center THE GRAVE OF THE UNKNOWN CHILD In the days following Titanic’s sinking, the crew of the main recovery vessel, the Mackay-Bennet, had recovered the small body of a little fair-haired boy, and with nothing to identify him as you could an adult such as a wallet or a driving licence, he sadly remained unidentified. source: michaelandmerle.blogspot.com.TITANIC-TITANIC.COM
Titanic First Class Passenger – SPEDDEN, Mrs Margaretta Corning. by knjazmilos July 4, 2019. Age: 40 Date of Birth: Place of Residence: Tuxedo Park, New York Embarked at: Cherbourg, France ( List ) on Wednesday, 10th April, 1912 Ticket Number: 16966 Price Of Ticket:£134 10s 0d
TITANIC TIMELINE
October 20th 1910. Olympic, the first of the trio, is launched at Harland and Wolff. She is the world’s largest man-made moving object, but not for long. May 31st 1911. Titanic is launched in front of a crowd of over 100,000 people in Belfast, the second of the Olympic-class liners to take to the waters. TITANIC WRECK LOCATION Titanic’s final reported position on the night of the sinking was 41°46′ N, 50° 14′ W, however, once the wreck had been discovered, this position was proven to be out by a margin of approximately 13.5 miles, which was one of the main reasons previous expeditions by the likes of Jack Grimm had failed to find the wreck.TITANIC'S ENGINES
Titanic’s Engines. by knjazmilos June 13, 2019. As Titanic was the largest moving man-made object built to date when launched, she needed some rather powerful machinery to push her along. The White Star Line’s major rival, Cunard, was already operating the quadruple-screw, turbine-driven sister ships Lusitania and Mauritania,and the
TITANIC DINING
Titanic Dining. Undoubtedly the high-point of any day for the majority of the passengers aboard Titanic was the meals. First Class passengers enjoyed cuisine of the highest standards, and as the Second Class passengers’ food was prepared in the very same galley, which was situated on ‘D’ deck immediately above the engine room, it’sTITANIC STATISTICS
Titanic’s Length. 882.75 feet. Titanic’s Width (beam) 92.5 feet. Titanic’s Height. 175 feet. Titanic’s Weight (displacement) 46,000 tons. Titanic’s Crew. THE ICE WARNINGS RECEIVED BY TITANIC Ice is a seasonal hazard in the unforgiving winter seas of the North Atlantic, and in the couple of days since leaving Southampton, many ships had reported ice in the exact area into which Titanic would be sailing. On the 11th April, she received 6 warnings from ships stopped in, or passing through, heavy ice, 5 more on the 12th, 3 more on the COMPARING TITANIC TO MODERN SHIPS AND CRUISE LINERS Titanic – White Star Line; Maiden Voyage: 1912; Gross Tonnage: 46,000 tons; Length: 882.75 feet; Beam: 92.5 feet; Cruising Speed: 21 knots; Passengers: 2,500TITANICS PROPELLERS
The center propeller was made from manganese bronze, and cast in one piece, whereas the two outer propellers were cast in sections. The weight of the outer propellers was about 38 tons, whilst the smaller center prop. weighed in at 22 tons. source: flickr.com. Contrary to what was depicted on James Cameron’s movie Titanic, the center THE GRAVE OF THE UNKNOWN CHILD In the days following Titanic’s sinking, the crew of the main recovery vessel, the Mackay-Bennet, had recovered the small body of a little fair-haired boy, and with nothing to identify him as you could an adult such as a wallet or a driving licence, he sadly remained unidentified. source: michaelandmerle.blogspot.com.TITANIC-TITANIC.COM
Titanic First Class Passenger – SPEDDEN, Mrs Margaretta Corning. by knjazmilos July 4, 2019. Age: 40 Date of Birth: Place of Residence: Tuxedo Park, New York Embarked at: Cherbourg, France ( List ) on Wednesday, 10th April, 1912 Ticket Number: 16966 Price Of Ticket:£134 10s 0d
DISCOVERY OF TITANIC The French research vessel Le Suroit spent ten days in the area of the sinking, towing behind her a state-of-the-art side scan sonar system, which was capable of making 3,000 feet sweeps of the ocean floor in each pass. The scientists aboard studied the print-outs from the relentless back and forth search, and yet again, Titanic remainedelusive.
TITANIC STATISTICS
Titanic’s Length. 882.75 feet. Titanic’s Width (beam) 92.5 feet. Titanic’s Height. 175 feet. Titanic’s Weight (displacement) 46,000 tons. Titanic’s Crew. TITANIC MYTHS, LEGENDS, TRUTHS AND FACTS NO BINOCULARS cnn.com. The story about the Titanic being without any binoculars for the look-outs and crew is almost correct. Titanic’s Second Officer had originally been David Blair, but when Henry Wilde was assigned to Titanic’s maiden voyage because of his experience as Chief Officer aboard Olympic, the remaining officers’ ranks were changed, and Blair was the one removed to make way TITANIC FIRST CLASS PASSENGER Titanic First Class Passenger – ANDREWS, Mr Thomas. Date of Birth (D.O.B.): 7th February, 1873. Embarked at: Belfast, Ireland (Harland and Wolff Guarantee Group) Thomas Andrews boarded the Titanic at Belfast, Ireland, traveling to New York City, New York. Thomas Andrews was part of the nine-man Titanic Guarantee Group, which also included SS CERAMIC - TITANIC-TITANIC.COM SS Ceramic. Maiden Voyage: 24th July, 1913 Liverpool – Australia. Engines: 2 x 3 cylinder triple expansion engines + low pressure turbine to centre prop. Ceramic was built at the Belfast yard of Harland and Wolff for the White Star Line, in 1912, and was launched on the 11th December, 1912.TITANIC'S LIFEBOATS
Titanic carried a total of 20 lifeboats, but Alexander Carlisle, one of the managing directors at Harland and Wolff, had suggested using a new type of larger davit, which could handle more boats, giving Titanic the potential of carrying 48 lifeboats, providing THE GRAVE OF THE UNKNOWN CHILD In the days following Titanic’s sinking, the crew of the main recovery vessel, the Mackay-Bennet, had recovered the small body of a little fair-haired boy, and with nothing to identify him as you could an adult such as a wallet or a driving licence, he sadly remained unidentified. source: michaelandmerle.blogspot.com. CHERBOURG - TITANIC-TITANIC.COM On 14th June, 1911, the two Cherbourg tenders serviced Olympic on her maiden voyage, and on 10th April, 1912, they serviced Titanic , although it would be the first and only time. Titanic arrived late because of the near-miss with New York soon after leaving Southampton, and dropped anchor in the roadstead at 6.30p.m., about 1 hour late. WALLACE HARTLEY OF THE TITANIC Wallace Hartley Of The Titanic. Wallace Henry Hartley was born on 2nd June 1878, in Colne, East Lancashire. His parents Albion and Elizabeth Hartley were both employed in the local textile trade, which at the time produced cotton for export around the world. Wallace was the younger brother to Mary Ellen, who had been born the previous year.TITANIC TIMELINE
October 20th 1910. Olympic, the first of the trio, is launched at Harland and Wolff. She is the world’s largest man-made moving object, but not for long. May 31st 1911. Titanic is launched in front of a crowd of over 100,000 people in Belfast, the second of the Olympic-class liners to take to the waters.TITANIC'S ENGINES
Titanic’s Engines. by knjazmilos June 13, 2019. As Titanic was the largest moving man-made object built to date when launched, she needed some rather powerful machinery to push her along. The White Star Line’s major rival, Cunard, was already operating the quadruple-screw, turbine-driven sister ships Lusitania and Mauritania,and the
TITANIC WRECK LOCATION Titanic’s final reported position on the night of the sinking was 41°46′ N, 50° 14′ W, however, once the wreck had been discovered, this position was proven to be out by a margin of approximately 13.5 miles, which was one of the main reasons previous expeditions by the likes of Jack Grimm had failed to find the wreck.TITANIC DINING
Titanic Dining. Undoubtedly the high-point of any day for the majority of the passengers aboard Titanic was the meals. First Class passengers enjoyed cuisine of the highest standards, and as the Second Class passengers’ food was prepared in the very same galley, which was situated on ‘D’ deck immediately above the engine room, it’s THE ICE WARNINGS RECEIVED BY TITANIC Ice is a seasonal hazard in the unforgiving winter seas of the North Atlantic, and in the couple of days since leaving Southampton, many ships had reported ice in the exact area into which Titanic would be sailing. On the 11th April, she received 6 warnings from ships stopped in, or passing through, heavy ice, 5 more on the 12th, 3 more on the TITANIC'S WATERTIGHT COMPARTMENTS Titanic’s Watertight Compartments. Titanic, according to the many legends, was ‘practically unsinkable’, but in reality, no ship can ever be made trulyunsinkable, even almost a century after Titanic’s conception. However, steps had been taken by the ship’s builders, Harland And Wolff, during the design of the Olympic-class liners toTITANICS PROPELLERS
The center propeller was made from manganese bronze, and cast in one piece, whereas the two outer propellers were cast in sections. The weight of the outer propellers was about 38 tons, whilst the smaller center prop. weighed in at 22 tons. source: flickr.com. Contrary to what was depicted on James Cameron’s movie Titanic, the center COMPARING TITANIC TO MODERN SHIPS AND CRUISE LINERS Titanic – White Star Line; Maiden Voyage: 1912; Gross Tonnage: 46,000 tons; Length: 882.75 feet; Beam: 92.5 feet; Cruising Speed: 21 knots; Passengers: 2,500 TITANIC FIRST CLASS PASSENGER Titanic First Class Passenger – ANDREWS, Mr Thomas. Date of Birth (D.O.B.): 7th February, 1873. Embarked at: Belfast, Ireland (Harland and Wolff Guarantee Group) Thomas Andrews boarded the Titanic at Belfast, Ireland, traveling to New York City, New York. Thomas Andrews was part of the nine-man Titanic Guarantee Group, which also included THE GRAVE OF THE UNKNOWN CHILD In the days following Titanic’s sinking, the crew of the main recovery vessel, the Mackay-Bennet, had recovered the small body of a little fair-haired boy, and with nothing to identify him as you could an adult such as a wallet or a driving licence, he sadly remained unidentified. source: michaelandmerle.blogspot.com.TITANIC TIMELINE
October 20th 1910. Olympic, the first of the trio, is launched at Harland and Wolff. She is the world’s largest man-made moving object, but not for long. May 31st 1911. Titanic is launched in front of a crowd of over 100,000 people in Belfast, the second of the Olympic-class liners to take to the waters.TITANIC'S ENGINES
Titanic’s Engines. by knjazmilos June 13, 2019. As Titanic was the largest moving man-made object built to date when launched, she needed some rather powerful machinery to push her along. The White Star Line’s major rival, Cunard, was already operating the quadruple-screw, turbine-driven sister ships Lusitania and Mauritania,and the
TITANIC WRECK LOCATION Titanic’s final reported position on the night of the sinking was 41°46′ N, 50° 14′ W, however, once the wreck had been discovered, this position was proven to be out by a margin of approximately 13.5 miles, which was one of the main reasons previous expeditions by the likes of Jack Grimm had failed to find the wreck.TITANIC DINING
Titanic Dining. Undoubtedly the high-point of any day for the majority of the passengers aboard Titanic was the meals. First Class passengers enjoyed cuisine of the highest standards, and as the Second Class passengers’ food was prepared in the very same galley, which was situated on ‘D’ deck immediately above the engine room, it’s THE ICE WARNINGS RECEIVED BY TITANIC Ice is a seasonal hazard in the unforgiving winter seas of the North Atlantic, and in the couple of days since leaving Southampton, many ships had reported ice in the exact area into which Titanic would be sailing. On the 11th April, she received 6 warnings from ships stopped in, or passing through, heavy ice, 5 more on the 12th, 3 more on the TITANIC'S WATERTIGHT COMPARTMENTS Titanic’s Watertight Compartments. Titanic, according to the many legends, was ‘practically unsinkable’, but in reality, no ship can ever be made trulyunsinkable, even almost a century after Titanic’s conception. However, steps had been taken by the ship’s builders, Harland And Wolff, during the design of the Olympic-class liners toTITANICS PROPELLERS
The center propeller was made from manganese bronze, and cast in one piece, whereas the two outer propellers were cast in sections. The weight of the outer propellers was about 38 tons, whilst the smaller center prop. weighed in at 22 tons. source: flickr.com. Contrary to what was depicted on James Cameron’s movie Titanic, the center COMPARING TITANIC TO MODERN SHIPS AND CRUISE LINERS Titanic – White Star Line; Maiden Voyage: 1912; Gross Tonnage: 46,000 tons; Length: 882.75 feet; Beam: 92.5 feet; Cruising Speed: 21 knots; Passengers: 2,500 TITANIC FIRST CLASS PASSENGER Titanic First Class Passenger – ANDREWS, Mr Thomas. Date of Birth (D.O.B.): 7th February, 1873. Embarked at: Belfast, Ireland (Harland and Wolff Guarantee Group) Thomas Andrews boarded the Titanic at Belfast, Ireland, traveling to New York City, New York. Thomas Andrews was part of the nine-man Titanic Guarantee Group, which also included THE GRAVE OF THE UNKNOWN CHILD In the days following Titanic’s sinking, the crew of the main recovery vessel, the Mackay-Bennet, had recovered the small body of a little fair-haired boy, and with nothing to identify him as you could an adult such as a wallet or a driving licence, he sadly remained unidentified. source: michaelandmerle.blogspot.com. DISCOVERY OF TITANIC The French research vessel Le Suroit spent ten days in the area of the sinking, towing behind her a state-of-the-art side scan sonar system, which was capable of making 3,000 feet sweeps of the ocean floor in each pass. The scientists aboard studied the print-outs from the relentless back and forth search, and yet again, Titanic remainedelusive.
TITANIC STATISTICS
Titanic’s Length. 882.75 feet. Titanic’s Width (beam) 92.5 feet. Titanic’s Height. 175 feet. Titanic’s Weight (displacement) 46,000 tons. Titanic’s Crew. TITANIC MYTHS, LEGENDS, TRUTHS AND FACTS NO BINOCULARS cnn.com. The story about the Titanic being without any binoculars for the look-outs and crew is almost correct. Titanic’s Second Officer had originally been David Blair, but when Henry Wilde was assigned to Titanic’s maiden voyage because of his experience as Chief Officer aboard Olympic, the remaining officers’ ranks were changed, and Blair was the one removed to make way SS CERAMIC - TITANIC-TITANIC.COM SS Ceramic. Maiden Voyage: 24th July, 1913 Liverpool – Australia. Engines: 2 x 3 cylinder triple expansion engines + low pressure turbine to centre prop. Ceramic was built at the Belfast yard of Harland and Wolff for the White Star Line, in 1912, and was launched on the 11th December, 1912.TITANIC'S LIFEBOATS
Titanic carried a total of 20 lifeboats, but Alexander Carlisle, one of the managing directors at Harland and Wolff, had suggested using a new type of larger davit, which could handle more boats, giving Titanic the potential of carrying 48 lifeboats, providing TITANIC'S PROVISIONS AND LINEN Titanic’s Provisions And Linen. by knjazmilos July 3, 2019. After her delayed but highly successful sea trials, Titanic immediately made her way to her port of departure , Southampton, arriving just before midnight on the 3rd April. However, there was still much, much work to be done before the ship could depart on April 10th, and the THE GRAVE OF THE UNKNOWN CHILD In the days following Titanic’s sinking, the crew of the main recovery vessel, the Mackay-Bennet, had recovered the small body of a little fair-haired boy, and with nothing to identify him as you could an adult such as a wallet or a driving licence, he sadly remained unidentified. source: michaelandmerle.blogspot.com. RECOVERING TITANIC'S DEAD Recovering Titanic’s Dead. by knjazmilos June 24, 2019. To the crew of the Mackay-Bennet, a cable laying vessel chartered by the White Star Line immediately after the disaster, went the horrific job of recovering as many bodies as was possible from the North Atlantic. All of them volunteering for the harrowing task ahead, they would be paid OLYMPIC CLASS LINERS Olympic’s keel, yard No. 400, was laid towards the end of 1908, and just over three months later, the keel of Titanic , No. 401, was laid alongside, under the massive Arrol Gantry at Harland & Wolff’s yard in Belfast. With a construction period of about three years, the two liners’ massive hulls became almost a part of the skyline on theRiver Lagan.
WALLACE HARTLEY OF THE TITANIC Wallace Hartley Of The Titanic. Wallace Henry Hartley was born on 2nd June 1878, in Colne, East Lancashire. His parents Albion and Elizabeth Hartley were both employed in the local textile trade, which at the time produced cotton for export around the world. Wallace was the younger brother to Mary Ellen, who had been born the previous year.TITANIC TIMELINE
October 20th 1910. Olympic, the first of the trio, is launched at Harland and Wolff. She is the world’s largest man-made moving object, but not for long. May 31st 1911. Titanic is launched in front of a crowd of over 100,000 people in Belfast, the second of the Olympic-class liners to take to the waters.TITANIC'S ENGINES
Titanic’s Engines. by knjazmilos June 13, 2019. As Titanic was the largest moving man-made object built to date when launched, she needed some rather powerful machinery to push her along. The White Star Line’s major rival, Cunard, was already operating the quadruple-screw, turbine-driven sister ships Lusitania and Mauritania,and the
TITANIC WRECK LOCATION Titanic’s final reported position on the night of the sinking was 41°46′ N, 50° 14′ W, however, once the wreck had been discovered, this position was proven to be out by a margin of approximately 13.5 miles, which was one of the main reasons previous expeditions by the likes of Jack Grimm had failed to find the wreck.TITANIC DINING
Titanic Dining. Undoubtedly the high-point of any day for the majority of the passengers aboard Titanic was the meals. First Class passengers enjoyed cuisine of the highest standards, and as the Second Class passengers’ food was prepared in the very same galley, which was situated on ‘D’ deck immediately above the engine room, it’s THE ICE WARNINGS RECEIVED BY TITANIC Ice is a seasonal hazard in the unforgiving winter seas of the North Atlantic, and in the couple of days since leaving Southampton, many ships had reported ice in the exact area into which Titanic would be sailing. On the 11th April, she received 6 warnings from ships stopped in, or passing through, heavy ice, 5 more on the 12th, 3 more on the SS CERAMIC - TITANIC-TITANIC.COM SS Ceramic. Maiden Voyage: 24th July, 1913 Liverpool – Australia. Engines: 2 x 3 cylinder triple expansion engines + low pressure turbine to centre prop. Ceramic was built at the Belfast yard of Harland and Wolff for the White Star Line, in 1912, and was launched on the 11th December, 1912.TITANICS PROPELLERS
The center propeller was made from manganese bronze, and cast in one piece, whereas the two outer propellers were cast in sections. The weight of the outer propellers was about 38 tons, whilst the smaller center prop. weighed in at 22 tons. source: flickr.com. Contrary to what was depicted on James Cameron’s movie Titanic, the center TITANIC'S WATERTIGHT COMPARTMENTS Titanic’s Watertight Compartments. Titanic, according to the many legends, was ‘practically unsinkable’, but in reality, no ship can ever be made trulyunsinkable, even almost a century after Titanic’s conception. However, steps had been taken by the ship’s builders, Harland And Wolff, during the design of the Olympic-class liners to COMPARING TITANIC TO MODERN SHIPS AND CRUISE LINERS Titanic – White Star Line; Maiden Voyage: 1912; Gross Tonnage: 46,000 tons; Length: 882.75 feet; Beam: 92.5 feet; Cruising Speed: 21 knots; Passengers: 2,500 TITANIC FIRST CLASS PASSENGER Titanic First Class Passenger – ANDREWS, Mr Thomas. Date of Birth (D.O.B.): 7th February, 1873. Embarked at: Belfast, Ireland (Harland and Wolff Guarantee Group) Thomas Andrews boarded the Titanic at Belfast, Ireland, traveling to New York City, New York. Thomas Andrews was part of the nine-man Titanic Guarantee Group, which also includedTITANIC TIMELINE
October 20th 1910. Olympic, the first of the trio, is launched at Harland and Wolff. She is the world’s largest man-made moving object, but not for long. May 31st 1911. Titanic is launched in front of a crowd of over 100,000 people in Belfast, the second of the Olympic-class liners to take to the waters.TITANIC'S ENGINES
Titanic’s Engines. by knjazmilos June 13, 2019. As Titanic was the largest moving man-made object built to date when launched, she needed some rather powerful machinery to push her along. The White Star Line’s major rival, Cunard, was already operating the quadruple-screw, turbine-driven sister ships Lusitania and Mauritania,and the
TITANIC WRECK LOCATION Titanic’s final reported position on the night of the sinking was 41°46′ N, 50° 14′ W, however, once the wreck had been discovered, this position was proven to be out by a margin of approximately 13.5 miles, which was one of the main reasons previous expeditions by the likes of Jack Grimm had failed to find the wreck.TITANIC DINING
Titanic Dining. Undoubtedly the high-point of any day for the majority of the passengers aboard Titanic was the meals. First Class passengers enjoyed cuisine of the highest standards, and as the Second Class passengers’ food was prepared in the very same galley, which was situated on ‘D’ deck immediately above the engine room, it’s THE ICE WARNINGS RECEIVED BY TITANIC Ice is a seasonal hazard in the unforgiving winter seas of the North Atlantic, and in the couple of days since leaving Southampton, many ships had reported ice in the exact area into which Titanic would be sailing. On the 11th April, she received 6 warnings from ships stopped in, or passing through, heavy ice, 5 more on the 12th, 3 more on the SS CERAMIC - TITANIC-TITANIC.COM SS Ceramic. Maiden Voyage: 24th July, 1913 Liverpool – Australia. Engines: 2 x 3 cylinder triple expansion engines + low pressure turbine to centre prop. Ceramic was built at the Belfast yard of Harland and Wolff for the White Star Line, in 1912, and was launched on the 11th December, 1912.TITANICS PROPELLERS
The center propeller was made from manganese bronze, and cast in one piece, whereas the two outer propellers were cast in sections. The weight of the outer propellers was about 38 tons, whilst the smaller center prop. weighed in at 22 tons. source: flickr.com. Contrary to what was depicted on James Cameron’s movie Titanic, the center TITANIC'S WATERTIGHT COMPARTMENTS Titanic’s Watertight Compartments. Titanic, according to the many legends, was ‘practically unsinkable’, but in reality, no ship can ever be made trulyunsinkable, even almost a century after Titanic’s conception. However, steps had been taken by the ship’s builders, Harland And Wolff, during the design of the Olympic-class liners to COMPARING TITANIC TO MODERN SHIPS AND CRUISE LINERS Titanic – White Star Line; Maiden Voyage: 1912; Gross Tonnage: 46,000 tons; Length: 882.75 feet; Beam: 92.5 feet; Cruising Speed: 21 knots; Passengers: 2,500 TITANIC FIRST CLASS PASSENGER Titanic First Class Passenger – ANDREWS, Mr Thomas. Date of Birth (D.O.B.): 7th February, 1873. Embarked at: Belfast, Ireland (Harland and Wolff Guarantee Group) Thomas Andrews boarded the Titanic at Belfast, Ireland, traveling to New York City, New York. Thomas Andrews was part of the nine-man Titanic Guarantee Group, which also included DISCOVERY OF TITANIC The French research vessel Le Suroit spent ten days in the area of the sinking, towing behind her a state-of-the-art side scan sonar system, which was capable of making 3,000 feet sweeps of the ocean floor in each pass. The scientists aboard studied the print-outs from the relentless back and forth search, and yet again, Titanic remainedelusive.
TITANIC STATISTICS
Titanic’s Length. 882.75 feet. Titanic’s Width (beam) 92.5 feet. Titanic’s Height. 175 feet. Titanic’s Weight (displacement) 46,000 tons. Titanic’s Crew.TITANIC DINING
Titanic Dining. Undoubtedly the high-point of any day for the majority of the passengers aboard Titanic was the meals. First Class passengers enjoyed cuisine of the highest standards, and as the Second Class passengers’ food was prepared in the very same galley, which was situated on ‘D’ deck immediately above the engine room, it’sTITANIC'S LIFEBOATS
Titanic carried a total of 20 lifeboats, but Alexander Carlisle, one of the managing directors at Harland and Wolff, had suggested using a new type of larger davit, which could handle more boats, giving Titanic the potential of carrying 48 lifeboats, providing RECOVERING TITANIC'S DEAD Recovering Titanic’s Dead. by knjazmilos June 24, 2019. To the crew of the Mackay-Bennet, a cable laying vessel chartered by the White Star Line immediately after the disaster, went the horrific job of recovering as many bodies as was possible from the North Atlantic. All of them volunteering for the harrowing task ahead, they would be paid TITANIC'S WATERTIGHT COMPARTMENTS Titanic’s Watertight Compartments. Titanic, according to the many legends, was ‘practically unsinkable’, but in reality, no ship can ever be made trulyunsinkable, even almost a century after Titanic’s conception. However, steps had been taken by the ship’s builders, Harland And Wolff, during the design of the Olympic-class liners toTITANIC'S BAND
Titanic’s popular and well-respected bandleader, Wallace Hartley, was no stranger to the oceans, or the big liners that crossed them, having previously been the bandleader on the rival Cunard line’s quadruple-funneled sister ships Lusitania and Mauretania, but the lure of playing on the biggest and most decadent ship in the world, and playing to the richest and most distinguished TITANIC'S PROVISIONS AND LINEN Titanic’s Provisions And Linen. by knjazmilos July 3, 2019. After her delayed but highly successful sea trials, Titanic immediately made her way to her port of departure , Southampton, arriving just before midnight on the 3rd April. However, there was still much, much work to be done before the ship could depart on April 10th, and the CHERBOURG - TITANIC-TITANIC.COM On 14th June, 1911, the two Cherbourg tenders serviced Olympic on her maiden voyage, and on 10th April, 1912, they serviced Titanic , although it would be the first and only time. Titanic arrived late because of the near-miss with New York soon after leaving Southampton, and dropped anchor in the roadstead at 6.30p.m., about 1 hour late. OLYMPIC CLASS LINERS Olympic’s keel, yard No. 400, was laid towards the end of 1908, and just over three months later, the keel of Titanic , No. 401, was laid alongside, under the massive Arrol Gantry at Harland & Wolff’s yard in Belfast. With a construction period of about three years, the two liners’ massive hulls became almost a part of the skyline on theRiver Lagan.
TITANIC TIMELINE
October 20th 1910. Olympic, the first of the trio, is launched at Harland and Wolff. She is the world’s largest man-made moving object, but not for long. May 31st 1911. Titanic is launched in front of a crowd of over 100,000 people in Belfast, the second of the Olympic-class liners to take to the waters.TITANIC'S ENGINES
Titanic’s Engines. by knjazmilos June 13, 2019. As Titanic was the largest moving man-made object built to date when launched, she needed some rather powerful machinery to push her along. The White Star Line’s major rival, Cunard, was already operating the quadruple-screw, turbine-driven sister ships Lusitania and Mauritania,and the
TITANIC WRECK LOCATION Titanic’s final reported position on the night of the sinking was 41°46′ N, 50° 14′ W, however, once the wreck had been discovered, this position was proven to be out by a margin of approximately 13.5 miles, which was one of the main reasons previous expeditions by the likes of Jack Grimm had failed to find the wreck.TITANIC DINING
Titanic Dining. Undoubtedly the high-point of any day for the majority of the passengers aboard Titanic was the meals. First Class passengers enjoyed cuisine of the highest standards, and as the Second Class passengers’ food was prepared in the very same galley, which was situated on ‘D’ deck immediately above the engine room, it’s THE ICE WARNINGS RECEIVED BY TITANIC Ice is a seasonal hazard in the unforgiving winter seas of the North Atlantic, and in the couple of days since leaving Southampton, many ships had reported ice in the exact area into which Titanic would be sailing. On the 11th April, she received 6 warnings from ships stopped in, or passing through, heavy ice, 5 more on the 12th, 3 more on the SS CERAMIC - TITANIC-TITANIC.COM SS Ceramic. Maiden Voyage: 24th July, 1913 Liverpool – Australia. Engines: 2 x 3 cylinder triple expansion engines + low pressure turbine to centre prop. Ceramic was built at the Belfast yard of Harland and Wolff for the White Star Line, in 1912, and was launched on the 11th December, 1912.TITANICS PROPELLERS
The center propeller was made from manganese bronze, and cast in one piece, whereas the two outer propellers were cast in sections. The weight of the outer propellers was about 38 tons, whilst the smaller center prop. weighed in at 22 tons. source: flickr.com. Contrary to what was depicted on James Cameron’s movie Titanic, the center TITANIC'S WATERTIGHT COMPARTMENTS Titanic’s Watertight Compartments. Titanic, according to the many legends, was ‘practically unsinkable’, but in reality, no ship can ever be made trulyunsinkable, even almost a century after Titanic’s conception. However, steps had been taken by the ship’s builders, Harland And Wolff, during the design of the Olympic-class liners to COMPARING TITANIC TO MODERN SHIPS AND CRUISE LINERS Titanic – White Star Line; Maiden Voyage: 1912; Gross Tonnage: 46,000 tons; Length: 882.75 feet; Beam: 92.5 feet; Cruising Speed: 21 knots; Passengers: 2,500 TITANIC FIRST CLASS PASSENGER Titanic First Class Passenger – ANDREWS, Mr Thomas. Date of Birth (D.O.B.): 7th February, 1873. Embarked at: Belfast, Ireland (Harland and Wolff Guarantee Group) Thomas Andrews boarded the Titanic at Belfast, Ireland, traveling to New York City, New York. Thomas Andrews was part of the nine-man Titanic Guarantee Group, which also includedTITANIC TIMELINE
October 20th 1910. Olympic, the first of the trio, is launched at Harland and Wolff. She is the world’s largest man-made moving object, but not for long. May 31st 1911. Titanic is launched in front of a crowd of over 100,000 people in Belfast, the second of the Olympic-class liners to take to the waters.TITANIC'S ENGINES
Titanic’s Engines. by knjazmilos June 13, 2019. As Titanic was the largest moving man-made object built to date when launched, she needed some rather powerful machinery to push her along. The White Star Line’s major rival, Cunard, was already operating the quadruple-screw, turbine-driven sister ships Lusitania and Mauritania,and the
TITANIC WRECK LOCATION Titanic’s final reported position on the night of the sinking was 41°46′ N, 50° 14′ W, however, once the wreck had been discovered, this position was proven to be out by a margin of approximately 13.5 miles, which was one of the main reasons previous expeditions by the likes of Jack Grimm had failed to find the wreck.TITANIC DINING
Titanic Dining. Undoubtedly the high-point of any day for the majority of the passengers aboard Titanic was the meals. First Class passengers enjoyed cuisine of the highest standards, and as the Second Class passengers’ food was prepared in the very same galley, which was situated on ‘D’ deck immediately above the engine room, it’s THE ICE WARNINGS RECEIVED BY TITANIC Ice is a seasonal hazard in the unforgiving winter seas of the North Atlantic, and in the couple of days since leaving Southampton, many ships had reported ice in the exact area into which Titanic would be sailing. On the 11th April, she received 6 warnings from ships stopped in, or passing through, heavy ice, 5 more on the 12th, 3 more on the SS CERAMIC - TITANIC-TITANIC.COM SS Ceramic. Maiden Voyage: 24th July, 1913 Liverpool – Australia. Engines: 2 x 3 cylinder triple expansion engines + low pressure turbine to centre prop. Ceramic was built at the Belfast yard of Harland and Wolff for the White Star Line, in 1912, and was launched on the 11th December, 1912.TITANICS PROPELLERS
The center propeller was made from manganese bronze, and cast in one piece, whereas the two outer propellers were cast in sections. The weight of the outer propellers was about 38 tons, whilst the smaller center prop. weighed in at 22 tons. source: flickr.com. Contrary to what was depicted on James Cameron’s movie Titanic, the center TITANIC'S WATERTIGHT COMPARTMENTS Titanic’s Watertight Compartments. Titanic, according to the many legends, was ‘practically unsinkable’, but in reality, no ship can ever be made trulyunsinkable, even almost a century after Titanic’s conception. However, steps had been taken by the ship’s builders, Harland And Wolff, during the design of the Olympic-class liners to COMPARING TITANIC TO MODERN SHIPS AND CRUISE LINERS Titanic – White Star Line; Maiden Voyage: 1912; Gross Tonnage: 46,000 tons; Length: 882.75 feet; Beam: 92.5 feet; Cruising Speed: 21 knots; Passengers: 2,500 TITANIC FIRST CLASS PASSENGER Titanic First Class Passenger – ANDREWS, Mr Thomas. Date of Birth (D.O.B.): 7th February, 1873. Embarked at: Belfast, Ireland (Harland and Wolff Guarantee Group) Thomas Andrews boarded the Titanic at Belfast, Ireland, traveling to New York City, New York. Thomas Andrews was part of the nine-man Titanic Guarantee Group, which also included DISCOVERY OF TITANIC The French research vessel Le Suroit spent ten days in the area of the sinking, towing behind her a state-of-the-art side scan sonar system, which was capable of making 3,000 feet sweeps of the ocean floor in each pass. The scientists aboard studied the print-outs from the relentless back and forth search, and yet again, Titanic remainedelusive.
TITANIC STATISTICS
Titanic’s Length. 882.75 feet. Titanic’s Width (beam) 92.5 feet. Titanic’s Height. 175 feet. Titanic’s Weight (displacement) 46,000 tons. Titanic’s Crew.TITANIC DINING
Titanic Dining. Undoubtedly the high-point of any day for the majority of the passengers aboard Titanic was the meals. First Class passengers enjoyed cuisine of the highest standards, and as the Second Class passengers’ food was prepared in the very same galley, which was situated on ‘D’ deck immediately above the engine room, it’sTITANIC'S LIFEBOATS
Titanic carried a total of 20 lifeboats, but Alexander Carlisle, one of the managing directors at Harland and Wolff, had suggested using a new type of larger davit, which could handle more boats, giving Titanic the potential of carrying 48 lifeboats, providing RECOVERING TITANIC'S DEAD Recovering Titanic’s Dead. by knjazmilos June 24, 2019. To the crew of the Mackay-Bennet, a cable laying vessel chartered by the White Star Line immediately after the disaster, went the horrific job of recovering as many bodies as was possible from the North Atlantic. All of them volunteering for the harrowing task ahead, they would be paid TITANIC'S WATERTIGHT COMPARTMENTS Titanic’s Watertight Compartments. Titanic, according to the many legends, was ‘practically unsinkable’, but in reality, no ship can ever be made trulyunsinkable, even almost a century after Titanic’s conception. However, steps had been taken by the ship’s builders, Harland And Wolff, during the design of the Olympic-class liners toTITANIC'S BAND
Titanic’s popular and well-respected bandleader, Wallace Hartley, was no stranger to the oceans, or the big liners that crossed them, having previously been the bandleader on the rival Cunard line’s quadruple-funneled sister ships Lusitania and Mauretania, but the lure of playing on the biggest and most decadent ship in the world, and playing to the richest and most distinguished TITANIC'S PROVISIONS AND LINEN Titanic’s Provisions And Linen. by knjazmilos July 3, 2019. After her delayed but highly successful sea trials, Titanic immediately made her way to her port of departure , Southampton, arriving just before midnight on the 3rd April. However, there was still much, much work to be done before the ship could depart on April 10th, and the CHERBOURG - TITANIC-TITANIC.COM On 14th June, 1911, the two Cherbourg tenders serviced Olympic on her maiden voyage, and on 10th April, 1912, they serviced Titanic , although it would be the first and only time. Titanic arrived late because of the near-miss with New York soon after leaving Southampton, and dropped anchor in the roadstead at 6.30p.m., about 1 hour late. OLYMPIC CLASS LINERS Olympic’s keel, yard No. 400, was laid towards the end of 1908, and just over three months later, the keel of Titanic , No. 401, was laid alongside, under the massive Arrol Gantry at Harland & Wolff’s yard in Belfast. With a construction period of about three years, the two liners’ massive hulls became almost a part of the skyline on theRiver Lagan.
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Age: 40 Date of Birth: Place of Residence: Tuxedo Park, New York Embarked at: Cherbourg, France ( List ) on Wednesday, 10th April, 1912 Ticket Number: 16966 Price Of Ticket: £134 10s 0d …Titanic`s Crew
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