Encyclopedia Titanica tells the stories of the real people that designed, built and sailed on RMS Titanic.
Through detailed articles and biographies you will discover the truth about the greatest shipwreck in history.Titanic stories you may have missed.
A unique 8-minute fragment of film from 1912 featuring the Titanic survivor Dorothy Gibson will screen for Encyclopedia Titanica members on Monday 17th Dec...— Read more...
Despite surviving the sinking of the Titanic, some of the rescued would not have long to live... the first passed away only three months after the disaster. Find out who were the first Titanic survivors to die.
When First Class Passenger Tyrell Cavendish descended the grand staircase on the Titanic, perhaps he was reminded of the staircase at his family home, Crakemarsh Hall. The two had many similarities. Crakemarsh Hall is sadly now demolished but you can buy the staircase from an architectural salvage yard in England... for a mere £64,000.
Titanic Passenger "E Haven"... "swell gambler" and notorious crook shown in a 1906 mugshot. Harry Haven Homer a "dangerous and suspicious character" survived the Titanic wreck to continue his life of crime...
While Dickinson and Helen Bishop were honeymooning in Egypt a fortune teller had divined her future. She would survive a shipwreck and an earthquake before an automobile accident would end her life. "We have to be rescued, she told others in her lifeboat, "for the rest of my prophecy to come true." Read the rest of Helen's story to find out if it did.
Judge supports a woman who lost her husband in the Titanic catastrophe.— Read more...
The Unborn babies of the Titanic : Titanic passengers who were pregnant at the time of the sinking and the many male passengers and crew who became posthumous fathers.
From gamblers keeping a low profile to prominent socialites avoiding the glare of publicity to lovers on the run... A surprising number of Titanic passengers and crew used a false identity... so Who was Who on the Titanic?
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