The White Star Liner "Titanic" sailed from Southampton on her maiden voyage to New York on April 10, 1912. She was the largest sh...

  The Carpathia rescues Titanic's survivors It was by accident that Harold Thomas Cottam, the wireless operator on the Carpathia, caught...

    Continued from Part One The Band Plays Rag-Time "From aft came the tunes of the band. It was a rag-time tune, I don't know what...

Harold Bride was the only survivor of Titanic's two wireless operators.  The New York Times reporter who snagged his interview sported q...

Front page, New York Times, April 19, 1912   By Friday, the newspapers had more information to report and they used every bit of newspaper s...

 Captain Smith had been warned by several ships that there were icebergs on their course, but the first warning came from the Atlantic trans...

Francis D. Millet Francis Davis Millet, First-Class passenger Born: November 3, 1848 in Mattapoisett, Massachusetts Occupation: Author, Pain...

 The steamship "Carmania" of the Cunard Line reached the Port of New York on Monday April 15, 1912 and reported that she had to pi...

Samuel Abelson, Second Class Born in 1882 in Russia Occupation : Bookkeeper Boarded at Cherbourg, France Ticket #3381, Cost £24 Traveled ...

Most of the First Class passengers on the Titanic were wealthy, certainly wealthy enough to afford the price of a ticket which varied from $...