"The sound of people drowning is something I cannot describe to you, nor can anyone else.
It is the most dreadful sound, and there is a dreadful silence that follows it."
~Ms. Eva Hart, Survivor (died February 15, 1996, 91 years old)

R.M.S. TITANIC
SOME QUICK FACTS ABOUT THE GREAT SHIP AND HER FIRST AND LAST VOYAGE:
882 ft. 9 inches long (or about four city blocks), 92 ft. 6 inches wide, 14 stories tall, weighed 46,328 tons
sank April 15, 1912 at 2:20am, taking 1517 souls with her and leaving only 705
bow now lies at 41°43'57"N 49°56'49"W, stern now lies at 41°43'35"N 49°56'54"W
discovered on September 1, 1985 by Dr. Robert Ballard 
CARGO MANIFEST :  contains an alphabetized cargo manifest
TIMELINE :  a semi-detailed timeline of the Titanic
LIFEBOATS :  complete lists of who was in what lifeboat, as well as some info on each boat
PHOTO GALLERY :  artifacts, artifact recreations, and some images of the ship in 3D
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