Springfield Business Journal (2009) Titanic museum drops anchor in Pigeon Forge (Headline)
Branson-based Cedar Bay Entertainment LLC has dropped anchor in the eastern Tennessee tourism hub of Pigeon Forge for its second Titanic attraction - a $25 million endeavor that will be larger and more interactive than its sister ship in the Ozarks.

Jason D. Tiller  

Liverpool Echo (2009) Titanic's links to Liverpool (Headline)
TITANIC had strong links with Liverpool although she never visited her home port – by 1912 the White Star Line's largest and fastest Atlantic steamers were sailing from Southampton.

Jason D. Tiller  

Belfast Telegraph (2009) Titanic artwork unveiled in Belfast (Headline)
A giant toy modelling kit of the Titanic was unveiled yesterday on the site where the doomed liner was built almost a century ago.

Jason D. Tiller  

The Associated Press (2009) Another Titanic expedition possible in 2010 (Headline)
The president and CEO of the company that has exclusive rights to salvage the Titanic says the company is interested in conducting its first salvage since 2004 at the world's most famous shipwreck.

Jason D. Tiller  

guardian.co.uk (2009) US court aims to establish ownership of over $100m in Titanic artefacts (Headline)
The wreckage of the ship so famous it remains a metaphor nearly a century later is collapsing on itself two miles underwater. The ashes of the last survivor, a child of just nine weeks when the giant vessel went down, were scattered at sea last week after her death at 97.

Jason D. Tiller  

The Associated Press (2009) Last Titanic survivor's ashes scattered in England (Headline)
The ashes of the last Titanic survivor have been scattered at the English port where the ship began its ill-fated maiden voyage in 1912.

Jason D. Tiller  

PRLog.Org (2009) Philip Keeps Titanic Millvina's Memory Alive (Headline)
As the ashes of the last surviving passenger from the Titanic Millvina Dean are scattered near the departure point of the fateful voyage, the grandson of the man who rowed her to safety will be making sure her memory remains alive.

Jason D. Tiller  

ET Reviews (2009) Lost Voices of the Titanic : The Definitive Oral History (Article)
by Dave Bryceson
Reviewed by Dave Bryceson

Shore News Today (2009) In-depth exploration of Titanic at next historical society talk (Headline)
The next historical society meeting will be a Titanic event. Tom Maddox of Estell Manor, the owner of East Coast Diving in Northfield, will share his experience of being one of the last divers to see the Titanic during a Greate Egg Harbour Historical Society presentation 6:30 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 22 at the Egg Harbor Township Community Center.

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Chronicle Herald (2009) Before the Titanic : The SS Atlantic (Headline)
Before the SS Titanic, there was the SS Atlantic, a "state-of-the-art" White Star Line ship going to her grave on April 1, 1873, within sight of the Nova Scotian coast and taking with her a staggering number of lives (over 500).

Anderson Independent Mail (2009) "TITANIC" COMES TO THE STAGE AT ALVERSON CENTER THEATRE
Moving sets, demanding vocal ranges and full orchestra pits are weighty elements of Broadway musicals that rarely make a successful appearance in a local theater company.

Jason D. Tiller 

Elizabeth Daily Journal (1912) SAD NEWS CAUSES COLLAPSE
Owing to the great anxiety and mental anguish under which Mrs. Margare . . .

Mark Baber 

(2007) NOMADIC RETURNS
by Kathleen Neill
The SS Nomadic is the last White Star Line vessel still aflo . . .

Kathleen Poulin 

3D Titanic : Computer Generated Images: GRAND STAIRCASE
Computer Generated 360 degree view. Requires the . . .

Associated Press (2009) BRITANNIC DIVER DIES
Carl Spencer, 37, was rushed to the Athens Naval Hospital in the afternoon after diving to film the wreckage of the Britannic

BBC News (2008) COUNCIL MAY SAVE TITANIC PROJECT
Belfast City Council may invest £10m of ratepayers' money to ensure the Titanic Quarter goes ahead.

More than two-thirds of the funding has already been secured, but the development is in jeopardy after it failed to secure lottery money.

Jason D. Tiller 

The New York Times (1909) ADRIATIC GOT ON A MUD BANK
White Star Liner Stuck Fast Five Hours Till a Tug Hauled Her Off . . .

Mark Baber 

KARE (2009) TITANIC: THE ARTIFACT EXHIBITION
A 3,000 pound piece of one of history's best known stories recently arrived at the Science Museum of Minnesota. It came to Saint Paul on a special flatbed truck. Then museum crews had to rent a heavy-duty fork lift to move it.

Jason D. Tiller 

PR (2006) TITANIC'S FINAL MOMENTS: MISSING PIECES
In August 2005, a History Channel expedition team made a shocking discovery more than two miles beneath the Atlantic Ocean: large missing pieces of Titanic's bottom, more than 1,500 feet from the rest of the ship, so well preserved that even the original red paint is still clearly visible. These pieces were little known and never examined for their role in the sinking, and they tell a new and potentially more terrifying story of Titanic's final moments, rewriting the script that had previously been taken as fact. Relive the disaster, the history, and the deep-sea search for new clues in high-definition in TITANIC'S FINAL MOMENTS: MISSING PIECES, premiering Sunday, February 26th at 9:00 p.m. on The History Channel.

Gare Maritime: (2008) SKY CRUISE : A FLIGHT ON THE HINDENBURG
by Jim Kalafus