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1. www.encyclopedia-titanica.org › et_timelineChronology – Sinking of S.S. TITANIC - Encyclopedia Titanica

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   Encyclopedia-Titanica web site may make a one (1) copy for their own use; and may reproduce short sections of this document in scholarly research articles at no cost, providing that credit is given to the “Brown Chronology.”

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3. www.encyclopedia-titanica.org › articles › wormstedtThe Facts - What did the Survivors see of the break-up of the ...

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   Still, 3 times the number of people who said it sank intact, described the ship breaking apart - and many of them, described the same break up area - between or at the third and fourth funnels. Of the four witnesses who claimed the ship sank intact, two of them were officers in the White Star Line.

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4. archive.org › download › titanic-first-classRMS Titanic facts, history and passenger and crew biography ...

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   Who were the First Class Passengers on the Titanic? The first class passengers were the well-off upper and middle classes (and their servants), they included American millionaires. such as Benjamin Gugghenheim, John Jacob Astor and railway magnate Charles M. Hays as well as the cream of British society. Showing the basic lists.

5. www.loc.gov › item › 2003616524Encyclopedia Titanica - Library of Congress

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   A resource for anyone interested in the Titanic. Over 2,100 individual passenger and crew biographies, regularly updated passenger and crew listings, exclusive research articles, and ongoing discus...

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6. titanicinquiry.orgTitanic Inquiry Project - Main Page

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   Electronic - Fully Searchable - transcripts of the complete U.S. Senate and British Board of Trade inquiries, and reports, into the sinking of the S.S. 'Titanic.'.

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   What is a titanic resource?

   • A resource for anyone interested in the Titanic. Over 2,100 individual passenger and crew biographies, regularly updated passenger and crew listings, exclusive research articles, and ongoing discussions about the Titanic. Also includes illustrations, online exhibits, movies, sound recordings, sheet music, and links to other Titanic resources.

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   Where can I find evidence based on a titanic deck plan?

   • Evidence used by the researcher for the Titanic deck plan can be found on the Plan's website. The Titanic deck plan is available in free version, featuring a boat through tank top and side profile, built by Harland and Wolff. It is up to the viewer's discretion to accept or dispute the finding.

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   Did the Titanic have a marked subject?

   • No definitive reference material regarding a marked subject on the Titanic has been discovered for the researcher and team to make a definitive conclusion. It is up to the viewer's discretion to accept or dispute the finding. Some evidence used by the researcher can be found here, on the Plan's website, for the readers to review.

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   How many people died on Titanic?

   • Carpathia tells Olympic, “South point pack ice 44.46 north. Also says, “Fear absolutely no hope searching Titanic’s position. About 675 souls saved. Titanic sank about 2.20 a.m. in 41.16 north; 50.14 west.” “Yamsi” wireless messge to WSL New York confirms Ismay aboard Carpathia. April 16 – WSL publishes that Titanic has sunk with 1,500 deaths.

   Chronology – Sinking of S.S. TITANIC - Encyclopedia Titanica

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   What happens on the Titanic?

   • Titanic’s bow encounters calf ice surrounding iceberg on side toward ship. Seaman George Hogg awakens and prepares to go on duty at midnight. Boxhall starts down stairway to B deck from boat deck on rounds as Stbd Watch officer. Olliver walks onto forebridge from the port side.

   Chronology – Sinking of S.S. TITANIC - Encyclopedia Titanica

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   How far away was the Titanic when it went down?

   • The sailor steered the boat, and we rowed away from the ship. We got probably about a quarter of a mile away, and remained there. We saw pretty well the last of the ship - the Titanic. Mr. Bright saw the Titanic break apart. Mr. BRIGHT. I was 50 to 100 yards away, I would say, when she went down. I could not be exact, but about that.

   The Facts - What did the Survivors see of the break-up of the Titanic

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8. www.titanicdeckplan.com › viewTitanic Deck Plan

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   Titanic deck free version. RMS Titanic Deck plan Boat through tank top and side profile. Built by Harland and Wolff.