RMS Titanic | Titanic Pages
Welcome aboard Titanic Pages – Titanic History Website, a growing ‘sister website’ of the White Star Line History Website (White Star History).
RMS Titanic, White Star Line’s most famous and tragic ship, was launched on 31st May 1911 at Harland and Wolff, Belfast. At the time of her completion, Titanic was the world’s largest man-made moving object and amongst the most luxurious of ships to have ever been constructed.
On 10th April 1912, Titanic departed Southampton for her maiden voyage to New York. After having left land behind for the last time, Titanic had onboard 2208 people, including rich and famous passengers, and passengers travelling in search of a better life.
On the fourth night of the voyage, Titanic struck an Iceberg and sank within just two hours and forty minutes. Only 712 of the 2208 people survived. The Titanic Pages tells the story of the ship and the people aboard on that fateful night.
The Titanic Pages can be found bellow:
In total as she departed land for the last time, Titanic had 1,317 passengers aboard, travelling in three separate areas of the ship - first class, second class and third class:
First Class Passenger List - Includes a growing list of passenger biography pages.
Passengers who departed Titanic in Queenstown
Pregnant passengers and unborn babies aboard Titanic
Passengers born in or living in California
Navigating Titanic and looking after the ship and her passengers were 891 people employed as Titanic's crew members:
Titanic's Lookouts and Crow's Nest - includes a biography page for each lookout.
Female members of Titanic's crew
List of crew who deserted or failed to sail on Titanic
The real J Dawson aboard Titanic
David Blair, Titanic’s original Second Officer
Titanic's voyage from Southampton until the collision with the iceberg lasted for 4 days:
Passengers travelling in First class enjoyed the most comfortable surroundings on the ship and some notable features aboard for them to enjoy:
Titanic's À la Carte Restaurant
Out of sight of the first class passenger's notable parts of the ship included 'Scotland Road' a long passageway used by both the third class passengers and the ship's crew, and far below deck Titanic's massive boilers would have been found.
During the sinking 18 of Titanic's 20 lifeboats were successfully - although mostly under filled with people - lowered away from the ship; with time having run out to launch them, the other two floated off the ship, where they become the Saviour of a few of the last remaining aboard who would survive Titanic. The lifeboats section of the website includes pages about most of the boats.
After the disaster a number of memorials (links to a growing list of pages about Titanic memorials) were dedicated to Titanic's survivors.
Some other Titanic pages about Titanic's story:
Titanic Videos - includes survivor interviews and footage of Titanic.
Titanic Liverpool - Titanic's connection to Liverpool and why she had the name Liverpool on her stern.
Number aboard and lost and saved
Search and discovery of Titanic Wreck
Titanic dimensions and statistics
Our ‘sister website’ White Star History is closely interconnected to Titanic Pages and details the history of Titanic’s owners, the White Star Line and their ships, included Titanic’s sister ships Olympic and Britannic.
Why not join our new Titanic and White Star Line History Forum? Where you can ask questions and discuss all aspects of Titanic and White Star Line with people from all over the world.
All the Titanic Pages can be found within the websites Sitemap.
Titanic Pages is currently being updated on a daily basis, please check back regularly.
Titanic Pages last updated: 14:23, 5th April 2022. Latest pages added include: Titanic's passengers and crew born in or living in Wales, Titanic's Band, Titanic Liverpool, Titanic's Officers' Quarters, Babies on Titanic, Female Crew Members.