In Memory Of Those Who Lost Their Lives On April 14 & 15th 1912

This Site Is Dedicated to Those who perished on that fateful Night

The era of the R.M.S. Titanic is long past, but the tragic tale of the “unsinkable”White Star liner remains the subject of intense public fascination. The Titanic is the most famous and intriguing ship in history, second only to Noah’s Ark.  It is also true that her demise remains shrouded by numerous mysteries and controversies—making her the object of fascination to trivia-hounds and amateur detectives.

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The Titanic was the largest passenger ship of her time. Equipped
with the finest luxuries of the time and deemed ‘virtually unsinkable’, the massive vessel was truly a spectacle. When the Titanic sunk after a glancing blow from an iceberg in the Atlantic Ocean, 1,512 of the 2,223 passengers on board perished, making it one of the largest peacetime maritime disasters in history. The aftermath of the sinking of the Titanic has led to changes in maritime law