I created this document to assist Titanic researchers. I have found it maddening to have to thumb through numerous books to find a particular citation on a certain subject. Using this document you can more easily locate the citation you’re looking for. Look down the list of topics till you find the one of interest to you, you can then see which authors talked about that subject and on what page in their book they did so. In cases where an author wrote more than one book on the Titanic I have included part of the title between the author’s name and the page number, for ease in finding the correct book and page. At the end of the document is a bibliography of the books I used. I have not included the testimony from the U.K. or U.S. inquiries as you can go online to Titanic Inquiries and use the built in search engine to find the citation you’re looking for. This is a first draft and it is entirely possible I may have missed a citation, or even a whole book, as I used the books in my own library and some from Maine Maritime Academy’s library. If you find such errors please send the correct information along to me and I’ll happily include it in a revised edition. I plan to add more material in the future about people connected with the Titanic story. Regards Capt. Charles Weeks

I WSL History

II WSL Business Plan

III Olympic Class Ships

IV Putting Olympics into Operation

V Underway

VI Carpathia

VII Californian

VIII Mount Temple

IX Other Ships

X Radio

XI About U.S. Hearings

XII About U.K. Hearings

XIII Post Mortems

XIV Limitation of Liability Hearings

XV Ryan vs. OSNC

XVI 1990 1992 Reappraisal

XVII Movies

XVIII Documentaries & Articles

XIX Wreck is Found

XX Charts & Maps

I created this document to assist Titanic researchers. I have found it maddening to have to thumb through numerous books to find a particular citation on a certain subject. Using this document you can more easily locate the citation you’re looking for. Look down the list of topics till you find the one of interest to you, you can then see which authors talked about that subject and on what page in their book they did so. In cases where an author wrote more than one book on the Titanic I have included part of the title between the author’s name and the page number, for ease in finding the correct book and page. At the end of the document is a bibliography of the books I used. I have not included the testimony from the U.K. or U.S. inquiries as you can go online to Titanic Inquiries and use the built in search engine to find the citation you’re looking for. This is a first draft and it is entirely possible I may have missed a citation, or even a whole book, as I used the books in my own library and some from Maine Maritime Academy’s library. If you find such errors please send the correct information along to me and I’ll happily include it in a revised edition. I plan to add more material in the future about people connected with the Titanic story. Regards Capt. Charles Weeks

I WSL History

II WSL Business Plan

III Olympic Class Ships

IV Putting Olympics into Operation

V Underway

VI Carpathia

VII Californian

VIII Mount Temple

IX Other Ships

X Radio

XI About U.S. Hearings

XII About U.K. Hearings

XIII Post Mortems

XIV Limitation of Liability Hearings

XV Ryan vs. OSNC

XVI 1990 1992 Reappraisal

XVII Movies

XVIII Documentaries & Articles

XIX Wreck is Found

XX Charts & Maps

Bibliography
1) Ballard, Dr. Robert. The Discovery of The Titanic. New York: Warner Press. 1987. (Disc.)
2) Ballard, Dr. Robert. Exploring The Titanic. Toronto: Madison Press. 1988. (Explor)
3) Ballard, Dr. Robert, D. & Michael S. Sweeney, Return to Titanic. Washington, DC: National Geographic. 2004
4) Barczewski, Stephanie. Titanic, A Night Remembered. London: Hambledon and London. 2004.
5) Bisset, Sir James, Tramps and Ladies. New York: Criterion Books. 1959.
6) Bonsall, Thomas, Titanic. New York: Gallery Books. 1987.
7) Brinnin, John, Malcolm, The Sway Of The Grand Saloon. New York: Delacorte Press. 1971.
8) Bristow, D. E. Titanic Sinking the Myths. Fresno: Katco. 1995.
9) Brown, David G. The Last Log Of The Titanic. Camden: ME. International Marine. 2001.
10) Bullock, Shan, F, Thomas Andrews. Belfast: The Blackstaff Press. 1999.
11) Butler, Daniel Allen. Unsinkable, The Full Story. Mechanicsburg, PA.: Stackpole Books. 1998
12) Chirnside, Mark. The Olympic Class Ships, Brimscombe Port: Tempus. 2004.
13) Eaton, John P. & Charles A. Haas. Titanic, A Journey Through Time. New York: W.W. Norton & Co., 1999. (Time)
14) Eaton, John P. & Charles A. Haas. Titanic Destination Disaster. New York: W.W. Norton & Co., 1992. (DD)
15) Eaton, John P. & Charles A. Haas. Falling Star. New York: Norton. 1990.
16) Eaton, John P, & Charles A. Haas. Titanic Triumph and Tragedy. 2nd ed. New York: W.W. Norton & Co., 1994. (T&T)
17) Flayhart, William, Henry III, Perils Of The Atlantic . New York: Norton. 2003.
18) Gardiner, Robin, & Dan Van der Vat, The Titanic Conspiracy. New York: Birch Lane Press. 1995.
19) Garzke Jr,William H. & John Woodward. Titanic Ships, Titanic Disasters. Jersey City: The Society of Naval Architects and Marine Engineers. 2002.
20) Green, Rod. Building The Titanic. New York: Readers Digest. 2005.
21) Hall, Steve & Bruce Beveridge. Olympic & Titanic, The Truth Behind The Conspiracy. Haverford, Pa. : Infinity. 2004.
22) Hood, A.G. editor, Ocean Liners of the Past, Olympic, & Titanic. London: Patrick Stephens. 1970.
23) Hutchings, David F. RMS Titanic, A Modern Legend Settle, North Yorkshire: Waterfront. 2004.
24) Lord, Walter. A Night to Remember. New York: Bantam Morrow, 1986. (ANTR)
25) Lord, Walter. The Night Lives On . New York: Morrow. 1986. (TNLO).
26) Lynch, Don & Ken Marschall. Ghosts Of The Abyss. Toronto: Madison Press Books. 2003.
27) Lynch, Don & Ken Marschall. Titanic, An Illustrated History. New York: Hyperion. 1992.
28) MacInnis, Dr. Joseph. Titanic, In a New Light. Charlottesville, VA.: Thomasson-Grant. 1992.
29) Marcus, Geoffrey, The Maiden Voyage. New York: The Viking Press, 1969.
30) Maxtone-Graham, John, The Only Way to Cross. New York: Macmillan. 1972.
31) McCaughan, Michael. The Birth of the Titanic. Montreal: McGill Queen’s University Press. 1998.
32) McCluskie, Tom. & Michael Sharpe & Leo Marriott. Titanic & Her Sisters, Olympic & Britannic. San Diego: Thunder Bay Press. 1998.
33) McCluskie, Tom. Anatomy Of The Titanic, San Diego:Thunder Bay Press. 1998.
34) Merideth, Lee, W. 1912 Facts About Titanic. Sunnyvale,CA: Rocklin. 1999.
35) Mowbray, Jay, Henry, Sinking of The Titanic, Eyewitness Accounts. Mineola, N.Y. : Dover Publications. 1998.
36) Quinn, Paul, J, Dusk to Dawn. Hollis, NH: Fantail. 1999.
37) Quinn, Paul, J, Titanic at Two AM. Saco, ME: Fantail. 1997. ( Two AM)
38) Reade, Leslie. The Ship That Stood Still. New York: Norton. 1990.
39) Thayer, John B., The Sinking of the S.S. Titanic. Indian Orchard, MA.: 7 C’s Press. 1974
40) Tibballs, Geoff, The Mammoth Book of The Titanic. New York: Carroll & Graf Publishers. 2002
41) Tibballs, Geoff. The Titanic. New York: Readers Digest. 1997.
42) unknown, White Star Line, Olympic & Titanic. Facsimile edition reproduced by Ulster Folk and Transportation Museum,1987, original by Liverpool Printing & Stationary: 1911.
43) Wade, Wyn Craig. The Titanic. New York: Penguin Books.1979.
44) Wels, Susan. Titanic, Legacy of the World’s Greatest Ocean Liner. Del Mar: Tehabi Books. 1997.
45) Winocour, Jack. The Story of the Titanic as told by its survivors. Lawrence Beesley, Archibald Gracie, Commander Lightoller, & Harold Bride. New York: Dover Publications. 1960.

Bibliography
1) Ballard, Dr. Robert. The Discovery of The Titanic. New York: Warner Press. 1987. (Disc.)
2) Ballard, Dr. Robert. Exploring The Titanic. Toronto: Madison Press. 1988. (Explor)
3) Ballard, Dr. Robert, D. & Michael S. Sweeney, Return to Titanic. Washington, DC: National Geographic. 2004
4) Barczewski, Stephanie. Titanic, A Night Remembered. London: Hambledon and London. 2004.
5) Bisset, Sir James, Tramps and Ladies. New York: Criterion Books. 1959.
6) Bonsall, Thomas, Titanic. New York: Gallery Books. 1987.
7) Brinnin, John, Malcolm, The Sway Of The Grand Saloon. New York: Delacorte Press. 1971.
8) Bristow, D. E. Titanic Sinking the Myths. Fresno: Katco. 1995.
9) Brown, David G. The Last Log Of The Titanic. Camden: ME. International Marine. 2001.
10) Bullock, Shan, F, Thomas Andrews. Belfast: The Blackstaff Press. 1999.
11) Butler, Daniel Allen. Unsinkable, The Full Story. Mechanicsburg, PA.: Stackpole Books. 1998
12) Chirnside, Mark. The Olympic Class Ships, Brimscombe Port: Tempus. 2004.
13) Eaton, John P. & Charles A. Haas. Titanic, A Journey Through Time. New York: W.W. Norton & Co., 1999. (Time)
14) Eaton, John P. & Charles A. Haas. Titanic Destination Disaster. New York: W.W. Norton & Co., 1992. (DD)
15) Eaton, John P. & Charles A. Haas. Falling Star. New York: Norton. 1990.
16) Eaton, John P, & Charles A. Haas. Titanic Triumph and Tragedy. 2nd ed. New York: W.W. Norton & Co., 1994. (T&T)
17) Flayhart, William, Henry III, Perils Of The Atlantic . New York: Norton. 2003.
18) Gardiner, Robin, & Dan Van der Vat, The Titanic Conspiracy. New York: Birch Lane Press. 1995.
19) Garzke Jr,William H. & John Woodward. Titanic Ships, Titanic Disasters. Jersey City: The Society of Naval Architects and Marine Engineers. 2002.
20) Green, Rod. Building The Titanic. New York: Readers Digest. 2005.
21) Hall, Steve & Bruce Beveridge. Olympic & Titanic, The Truth Behind The Conspiracy. Haverford, Pa. : Infinity. 2004.
22) Hood, A.G. editor, Ocean Liners of the Past, Olympic, & Titanic. London: Patrick Stephens. 1970.
23) Hutchings, David F. RMS Titanic, A Modern Legend Settle, North Yorkshire: Waterfront. 2004.
24) Lord, Walter. A Night to Remember. New York: Bantam Morrow, 1986. (ANTR)
25) Lord, Walter. The Night Lives On . New York: Morrow. 1986. (TNLO).
26) Lynch, Don & Ken Marschall. Ghosts Of The Abyss. Toronto: Madison Press Books. 2003.
27) Lynch, Don & Ken Marschall. Titanic, An Illustrated History. New York: Hyperion. 1992.
28) MacInnis, Dr. Joseph. Titanic, In a New Light. Charlottesville, VA.: Thomasson-Grant. 1992.
29) Marcus, Geoffrey, The Maiden Voyage. New York: The Viking Press, 1969.
30) Maxtone-Graham, John, The Only Way to Cross. New York: Macmillan. 1972.
31) McCaughan, Michael. The Birth of the Titanic. Montreal: McGill Queen’s University Press. 1998.
32) McCluskie, Tom. & Michael Sharpe & Leo Marriott. Titanic & Her Sisters, Olympic & Britannic. San Diego: Thunder Bay Press. 1998.
33) McCluskie, Tom. Anatomy Of The Titanic, San Diego:Thunder Bay Press. 1998.
34) Merideth, Lee, W. 1912 Facts About Titanic. Sunnyvale,CA: Rocklin. 1999.
35) Mowbray, Jay, Henry, Sinking of The Titanic, Eyewitness Accounts. Mineola, N.Y. : Dover Publications. 1998.
36) Quinn, Paul, J, Dusk to Dawn. Hollis, NH: Fantail. 1999.
37) Quinn, Paul, J, Titanic at Two AM. Saco, ME: Fantail. 1997. ( Two AM)
38) Reade, Leslie. The Ship That Stood Still. New York: Norton. 1990.
39) Thayer, John B., The Sinking of the S.S. Titanic. Indian Orchard, MA.: 7 C’s Press. 1974
40) Tibballs, Geoff, The Mammoth Book of The Titanic. New York: Carroll & Graf Publishers. 2002
41) Tibballs, Geoff. The Titanic. New York: Readers Digest. 1997.
42) unknown, White Star Line, Olympic & Titanic. Facsimile edition reproduced by Ulster Folk and Transportation Museum,1987, original by Liverpool Printing & Stationary: 1911.
43) Wade, Wyn Craig. The Titanic. New York: Penguin Books.1979.
44) Wels, Susan. Titanic, Legacy of the World’s Greatest Ocean Liner. Del Mar: Tehabi Books. 1997.
45) Winocour, Jack. The Story of the Titanic as told by its survivors. Lawrence Beesley, Archibald Gracie, Commander Lightoller, & Harold Bride. New York: Dover Publications. 1960.