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• Animal Survivors of the Titanic
  
  
• Benjamin Guggenheim
  Benjamin Guggenheim (An Affair To Remember) - American businessman Benjamin Guggenheim died on board the Titanic whilst his mistress and maid made it safely into a lifeboat.
  
  
• Captain Edward John Smith
  Down With the Ship - Captain Edward John Smith bravely stayed on the Titanic as she sunk.
  
  
• Charles Melville Hays
  Unlucky Invite - Charles Melville Hays and his family made the fatal mistake of accepting an invitation by J Bruce Ismay to be guests on the Titanics maiden voyage.
  
  
• Colonel John Jacob Astor
  Colonel John Jacob Astor IV - One of the world's wealthiest men died, whilst saving women and children from the sinking Titanic.
  
  
• Colonel Washington Roebling
  Designer of the Brooklyn Bridge - Colonel Washington Roebling (American Civil Engineer) survived the sinking of the Titanic on 14th April, 1912.
  
  
• Crew of the Titanic
  Unsung Heroes - The crew of the Titanic acted with bravery and courage. Of the 899 crew members aboard the Titanic only 214 survived. 685 perished.
  
  
• Drifting Lifeboats of the Titanic
  Long Cold Night - The sea was littered with the drifting lifeboats of the Titanic, waiting for a rescue ship.
  
  
• Financial Loss of the Titanic
  Who Knew ! - The financial loss of the Titanic would be the biggest ever suffered by marine insurance brokers. It wasn't fully insured!
  
  
• Francis Davis Millet
  
  
• George D Widener
  George D Widener - American businessman George D Widener and his son perish on board the Titanic as it sinks in the Atlantic Ocean.
  
  
• Henry Birkhardt Harris
  Theatre Manager - Henry Birkhardt Harris, manager to the stars, died on the Titanic but his body was never identified.
  
  
• Henry S Harper
  Pampered pooch - Not only was Henry S Harper, his wife and his Egyptian interpreter rescued from the sinking Titanic, so too was his Pekinese dog, Sun Yat-Sen.
  
  
• Henry Van Dyke
  Henry Van Dyke - Dr Van Dyke's Spiritual Consolation to the Survivors of the Titanic, 18th April, 1912.
  
  
• History of the Titanic
  What Is Left To Say - The history of the Titanic is a short and bitter one. Sinking on her maiden voyage and leaving over 1500 passengers dead.
  
  
• Iceberg aftermath
  Iceberg Aftermath - Passengers on the Titanic reaized the severity of the situation all to late. Many tried in vain to get into lifeboats as women and children went first.
  
  
• Initial Reports
  All Is Well - The initial reports from the wireless message was that the Titanic, had struck an iceberg, but that all the passengers had survived.
  
  
• Isidor Straus
  Isidor Straus - Co - owner of Macy's Department Store perished , with his wife by his side, on the Titanic, April 15th, 1912.
  
  
• J. Bruce Ismay
  Hero to Zero - J. Bruce Ismay was once considered the hero of the shipping world but lost face when he was rescued from the sinking Titanic ahead of women and children.
  
  
• Jack Thayer's Story
  Young Survivor - Jack Thayer's Story details the events leading up to the sinking of the Titanic and the aftermath as people struggled in lifeboats.
  
  
• Jacques Futrelle
  Author Goes Down with the Ship - Jacques Futrelle was a successful mystery writer who perished on the Titanic, after making sure his wife was safely in a lifeboat.
  
  
• L.Beasley's Story
  Who Knew - First hand account from a survivor. L.Beasley's story about the events prior to the Titanic's sinking.
  
  
• Lifeboats of the Titanic
  Ill Equipped - The tragedy was of the Titanic was made devestatingly worse due to the lack of lifeboats of the Titanic.
  
  
• Maiden Voyage of the Titanic
  Maiden Voyage of the Titanic - A true spectacle, the Titanic left Southampon on the 10th of April, 1912, to the cries and whistles of the people who gathered to farewell the great ship.
  
  
• Major Archibald Butt
  Titanic Hero - Major Archibald Butt , who perished on the Titanic. was hailed a hero.
  
  
• Mrs Browns Lifeboat Issues
  Drama on the High Seas - Mrs Browns Lifeboat Issues were mainly due to a Titanic crew member who was referred to by the women in the boat as a "coward"!
  
  
• Mrs Emma Bucknell
  Iron Oars - Women, including Mrs Emma Bucknell, took to the oars of one of the Titanic Lifeboat's to keep the vessel away from the sinking ship.
  
  
• Mrs Vera Dick
  Survival on the Atlantic - Mrs Vera Dick decribes the scene in her lifeboat # 4 as people struggled to come to terms with the Titanic tragedy.
  
  
• People Left on the Titanic
  Left To Their Fate - Accounts of what happened to the people left on the Titanic after the lifeboats had all rowed away.
  
  
• People on the Titanic
  Unknown - The number of people on the Titanic will never truly be known. However we do know that over 45% of the people who perished were crew members.
  
  
• Story of the Steward on Carpathia
  Titanic Disaster - Story of the Steward on Carpathia who witnessed the arrival of survivors, the rescue of pet dogs and the burial of victims.
  
  
• Thrilling Accounts of the Titanic
  Impossible - Thrilling accounts of the Titanic, from passengers and crew who lived to tell their tales.
  
  
• Titanic Collapsible Lifeboats A to D
  Rough End - The Titanic Collapsible Lifeboats A to D consisted of a wooden bottom and canvas sides.
  
  
• Titanic Facts
  Unthinkable to the Unsinkable - Listed are all the Titanic facts you ever wanted to know about the great ship.
  
  
• Titanic Incidents
  Bad Omens - There were several Titanic incidents prior to the ship's collision with the iceberg. A near collison with another ship, fire in a coal bunker and a death of a shipyard worker.
  
  
• Titanic Incidents Related By James McGough
  Titanic Incidents Related By James McGough differ somewhat to what others have recalled of the tragedy.
  
  
• Titanic Lifeboats 1 to 5
  Titanic Lifeboats 1 to 5 - These lifeboats were made up of mostly 1st Class Passengers.
  
  
• Titanic Lifeboats 11 to 16
  Standard Lifeboats - The majority of 2nd and 3rd class passengers survivors were in Titanic Lifeboats 11 to 16.
  
  
• Titanic Lifeboats 6 to 10
  Dog Gone It - Two of the three dogs rescued were found inTitanic Lifeboats 6 to 10.
  
  
• Titanic Myths and Rumors
  Where There Is Smoke - Titanic myths and rumors began the moment the great ship sank and they have continued even to this day.
  
  
• Titanic Passengers of Note
  Titanic Passengers of Note - Among the men who perished on the Titanic were leaders of the world of commerce, finance, literature art and the learned professions.
  
  
• Titanic Ship Facts
  Titanic Ship Facts - Including all the things you ever wanted to know about the construction of the Titanic. From the luxurious cabins to the amazing refrigerating plant and engine room.
  
  
• Titanic Stories Told By Women
  Women Doing It For Themselves - Titanic stories told by women who were left in lifeboats while their husbands, sons and fathers perished .
  
  
• Titanic Strikes an Iceberg
  That Sinking Feeling - Reactions on board, when the Titanic strikes an iceberg as told in the 1912 book "The sinking of the Titanic and Great Sea Disasters".
  
  
• Titanic Survivors
  Who Made it - A list of all the known Titanic survivors.
  
  
• Titanic Survivors First Cabin
  
  
• Titanic Survivors Second Cabin
  
  
• Titanic Trivia
  That Sinking Feeling - Titanic Trivia is about everything you didn't know about the Titanic or that fateful night on April 14th, 1912.
  
  
• Titanicberg
  Titanicberg - A detailed account of the greatest maritime disasters in history, the ship Titanic. Including suriviors accounts, the rumors, the myths, and of course the facts about the sinking.
  
  
• Tragic Homecoming of the Titanic Survivors
  Solumn and Sad - The tragic homecoming of the Titanic survivors was met with silence as relatives and friends lined the pier waiting for loved ones to appear.
  
  
• water tight compartments
  The Unsinkable - The reason they believed the Titanic was unsinkable was because of her water tight compartments.
  
  
• William Thomas Stead
  Premonitions - Prior to the sinking of the Titanic, passenger and famed author William Thomas Stead had written two articles with errie similarities.
  
  
• Wireless Operator Harold Bride
  SOS - Wireless Operator Harold Bride survived the sinking of the Titanic by climbing onto an upturned lifeboat.
  
  
• World Responds to The Titanic Disaster
  From Kings To Presidents - The World Responds to The Titanic Disaster.