The Titanic Mystery: A Complete Account with Newspaper Clippings, Descriptions, Photos

By Sophia Seeds

April 15, 2012 Sunday marks the 100th anniversary of the fateful day the Titanic hit an iceberg in the frigid north Atlantic on its maiden voyage.

Why is it that the Titanic still fascinate the world a century later?

The Titanic was never meant to be an ordinary vessel but it was built to become the queen of the trans Atlantic liners sailing on a regular schedule between New York and the south of England. Had it survived, it might have become a fast troop carrier in World War I and then a passenger liner after 1918.

History changed when Titanic sank. Even now, there is something surprisingly contemporary about the Titanic disaster. It is as if the Titanic were just now striking that iceberg and sinking. It has become for many of us to imagine ourselves on board.

Many stories unfolded and still unfold from this Titanic event. There are heroes and villains. There¡¦s friction between the upper and lower class passengers. There are couples who choose to die together rather than be separated from one another. There is love, unending love. There is sorrow. The loved ones are lost and gone forever.

The Titanic Moment always remains in our hearts.

What if . . .

If only . . .

Our imaginations of that true event in history continue to grow.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Intro: April 15, 2012 ¡V Titanic 100th Anniversary

Chapter 1: RMS Titanic Newspapers Clippings in 1912

Chapter 2: Flash Back: 100 Year Ago: April 15, 1912

Chapter 3: The Building of Titanic

Chapter 4: The Launching of Titanic

Chapter 5: Titanic Before the Maiden Voyage

Chapter 6: The Crew Members

Chapter 7: The Passengers

Chapter 8: The Maiden Voyage Route

Chapter 9: The Sinking of RMS Titanic

Chapter 10: Carpathia to the Rescue

Chapter 11: Survivors and victims

Chapter 12: The Search of Titanic ¡V Sept 1, 1985

Chapter 13: The Titanic Movie 1997

Chapter 14: April 2012 - 100th Anniversary ¡V 3D Titanic Movie

Chapter 15 Conclusion

• Language: English
• Publisher: Sophia Seeds
• Release date: Dec 6, 2013
• ISBN: 9781310813566

Sophia Seeds

I am a mom, a mother of 5 children. I love cooking. My children are all grown up now. I have a lot of spare time but you always find me in the kitchen. My kids and my grand kids come over to play and eat together with me all the time. They keep me very busy. I continue to try a lot of recipes for them.

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The Titanic Mystery

A Complete Account

With Photos & Newspaper Clippings

By Sophia Seeds

The Titanic Mystery

A Complete Account

With Photos & Newspaper Clippings

By Sophia Seeds

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Table of Contents

Introduction – April 15, 2012 – Titanic 100th Anniversary

Chapter 1: RMS Titanic Newspapers Clippings in 1912

Chapter 2: Flash Back: 100 Year Ago: April 15, 1912

Chapter 3: The Building of Titanic

Chapter 4: The Launching of Titanic

Chapter 5: Titanic Before the Maiden Voyage

Chapter 6: The Crew Members

Chapter 7: The Passengers

Chapter 8: The Maiden Voyage Route

Chapter 9: The Sinking of RMS Titanic

Chapter 10: Carpathia to the Rescue

Chapter 11: Survivors and victims

Chapter 12: The Search of Titanic Wreck – Sept 1, 1985

Chapter 13: The Titanic Movie 1997

Chapter 14: April 2012 - 100th Anniversary – 3D Titanic Movie

Chapter 15 Conclusion

Introduction – April 15, 2012 – Titanic 100th Anniversary

April 15, 2012 Sunday marks the 100th anniversary of the fateful day the Titanic hit an iceberg in the frigid north Atlantic on its maiden voyage.

Source: F.G.O. Stuart (1843-1923)

On April 10, 1912, the RMS Titanic set