Portland Oregonian (1912) PORTLAND WOMAN DESCRIBES WRECK (Article)
Mrs. Frank M. Warren Tells in Detail, "the Story of th . . .

Ship to Shore (1984) William Sloper's Account of the Titanic Disaster (Article)
by William T. Sloper
"I walked into the palm court of the Carleton hotel . . .

Michael Poirier  

Awake (1981) I Survived the Sinking of the Titanic (Article)
by Elias Nicola-Yarred
IT BEGAN while I was visiting my elderly parents and uncle in . . .

Revd John Harper, Nana and Jessie Leitch (Image)

Ilford Recorder (2007) LOONY PLAN TO SALVAGE TITANIC
A MAN whose lifelong ambition has been to raise the Titanic believes his dream is a step closer.

Douglas Faulkner-Woolley, of Green Lane, Goodmayes, is trying to raise funds to refloat the sunken Queen Elizabeth liner in Hong Kong Harbour as a trial run for his ultimate goal of salvaging the Titanic.

Mr Faulkner-Woolley, 69, who claims salvage rights to both former White Star passenger liners, says a survey of the Queen Elizabeth - commissioned by his company Seawise Salvage International - shows it can be recovered.

Wired.com (2009) SEPT. 30, 1861: A NOVELIST WITH A NOSE FOR DISASTER
1861: American novelist and short-story writer Morgan Robertson is born. His 1898 novel, Futility, eerily foretells one of the 20th century’s great man-made disasters: the sinking of the Titanic The similarities between Futility and subsequent actual events are startling...

New York Times (1912) CHARLES MELVILLE HAYS
Grand Trunk President Planned Great Canadian Transcontinental - . . .

Mark Baber 

TIME (2008) REVEALING THE TITANIC'S SECRETS
In his book, Titanic's Last Secrets, Brad Matsen tells the story of wreck divers John Chatterton and Richie Kohler and their search for the truth about the Titanic's sinking in 1912. More than just a tragic iceberg crash, the story the divers uncovered is one of bad management, shoddy construction and an ocean liner that sank so quickly that most passengers didn't know what was happening until it was too late. Chatterton and Kohler talk to TIME about deep sea diving, investigating shipwrecks, and the allure of the Titanic.

Jason D. Tiller 

(1914) TITANIC RELIEF FUND MINUTE BOOK NUMBER 2, SOUTHAMPTON AREA
Case number C550. The Committee resolved to increase allowance to 8/- . . .

Brian J. Ticehurst 

ET Reviews (2009) E.J. THE STORY OF EDWARD J. SMITH. CAPTAIN OF THE TITANIC
by Brian J. Ticehurst
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Brian J. Ticehurst 

Birmingham Post (2006) HERITAGE CENTRE BID COULD HIGHLIGHT LINKS WITH TITANIC
A maritime enthusiast is aiming to set up a Titanic heritage centre in the Midlands, as the focal point of events marking the tragedy's 100th anniversary in 2012.

Howard Nelson, from Coventry, has already established the world's only Titanic Heritage Trust and believes the Midlands would be an ideal home for a museum dedicated to the Titanic as it has many links with the world's most famous ship.

Southern Evening Echo (1958) ARTICLE
SATURDAY was a special anniversary for three Southampton men - Mr. Wal . . .

Brian J. Ticehurst 

New York Times (1907) THE BIGGEST LINER IS NOW IN PORT
Adriatic Arrives After a Very Successful Maiden Voyage --- . . .

Mark Baber 

ET Reviews (2009) LOST VOICES OF THE TITANIC : THE DEFINITIVE ORAL HISTORY
by Dave Bryceson
Reviewed by Dave Bryceson