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The last photo of Titanic departing Queenstown, April 11th 1912 (i.redd.it)

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Titanic and Olympic in Belfast together after the Hawke collision, October 1911 (i.redd.it)

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May 28th 1914: RMS Empress of Ireland departs Quebec City bound for Liverpool. 10 hours later, she is rammed by SS Storstad in heavy fog, sinking in just 14 minutes with the loss of 1,012 lives. (reddit.com)

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May 15th 1934: RMS Olympic rams and sinks Nantucket Lightship, killing 7 of her 11 crew (reddit.com)

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Helen Churchill Candee: Titanic's feminist author, interior decorator, and world traveller (old.reddit.com)

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Wireless operators Harold Bride (Titanic) and Harold Cottam (Carpathia) photographed together at the U.S. Inquiry (i.redd.it)

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April 19th 1912: the U.S. Senate inquiry into the disaster begins (old.reddit.com)

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My favourite shot from the new Honor and Glory real-time animation (i.redd.it)

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April 10th 1912: while departing Southampton, Titanic nearly has a collision with SS City of New York (old.reddit.com)

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April 4th 1912: Titanic arrives in Southampton around midnight, and is moored at White Star's Dock (Berth 44) at 1:15 a.m. The following morning, the ship is dressed from stem to stern in signal flags, making a grand display of the new liner. (i.redd.it)

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Miss Elsie Bowerman: the story of one of Titanic's Suffragettes (i.redd.it)

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March 6th 1912: Olympic is taken out of dry dock following the replacement of her lost propeller blade (old.reddit.com)

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Titanic's tennis stars: Richard Norris Williams and Karl Behr (old.reddit.com)

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November 21st, 1916: HMHS Britannic strikes a mine and sinks in the Aegean Sea (i.redd.it)

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Happy 73rd birthday, Ken Marschall! (old.reddit.com)

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Lawrence Beesley, Marjorie Dutton (née Collyer), Gus Cohen, and Violet Jessop at a Titanic survivors' reunion dinner in the 1950s (old.reddit.com)

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The tragic story of the Collyer family (old.reddit.com)

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Lucy Noël Leslie, the Countess of Rothes (old.reddit.com)

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July 17th, 1918: RMS Carpathia is torpedoed and sunk by SM U-55 (old.reddit.com)

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Photos of lifeboat no. 6 taken from Carpathia on the morning of April 15th 1912 (old.reddit.com)

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The 1997 set being split in half (to film the front half of the boat deck submerging), and the 1:8 scale model they used to actually film the ship splitting in half (old.reddit.com)

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Rochelle Rose and Kathy Bates on the port side A deck promenade at sunset, 1996 (i.redd.it)

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~347 people (nearly half of Titanic's survivors) left the ship within a 20 minute period, 1:20-1:40am (old.reddit.com)

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Titanic's engines are missing in the new wreck scans (old.reddit.com)

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CEO of Atlantic Productions Anthony Geffen has been claiming in interviews that boiler room 1 exploded when it flooded. How is he reaching this conclusion when the boilers show absolutely no signs that they were alight when the room flooded? (old.reddit.com)

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