TitanicDetailed descriptions of the Titanic, including its accommodations, and a retelling of its sinking in the North Atlantic in April, 1912. |
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... bridge . The rest , about 30 , had to be closed by hand . After the collision , a few of these manually operated doors were closed , some were left open , and others were reopened to make it easier to set up water pumps . 10 - m ( 30 ...
... bridge . The rest , about 30 , had to be closed by hand . After the collision , a few of these manually operated doors were closed , some were left open , and others were reopened to make it easier to set up water pumps . 10 - m ( 30 ...
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Simon Adams. Continued from previous page On the bridge The nerve center of the Titanic was the bridge , which was situated at the front of the boat deck . From this viewpoint the captain and his senior officers commanded the ship ...
Simon Adams. Continued from previous page On the bridge The nerve center of the Titanic was the bridge , which was situated at the front of the boat deck . From this viewpoint the captain and his senior officers commanded the ship ...
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... bridge , the message from the German steamer Amerika ( above ) , sent about four hours before the Titanic hit the iceberg , was passed to Captain Smith in person . 164 ft ( 50 m ) 328 ft ( 100 m ) Beneath the ... bridge ON THE BRIDGE ". 33.
... bridge , the message from the German steamer Amerika ( above ) , sent about four hours before the Titanic hit the iceberg , was passed to Captain Smith in person . 164 ft ( 50 m ) 328 ft ( 100 m ) Beneath the ... bridge ON THE BRIDGE ". 33.
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anchor ANCIENT April April 15 Belfast Berth board the Carpathia board the Titanic boat deck boilers BOOKS DORLING KINDERSLEY bridge Bruce Ismay bulkheads cabins Capacity Captain Rostron Captain Smith collapsible lifeboat collision crew Lifeboat crew members crow's nest Cunard distress signals DORLING KINDERSLEY EYEWITNESS DORLING KINDERSLEY JON engines equipped EYEWITNESS BOOKS DORLING film first-class passengers floating foremast grand staircase Harland and Wolff Harold Bride iceberg inside flap JOEYEWITNESS JON EYEWITNESS KINDERSLEY EYEWITNESS BOOKS lifeboat number liners luggage luxury maiden voyage Marconi mast messages Molly Brown Morse code North Atlantic Officer Olympic passengers and crew Picture Library portholes promenade propeller Queenstown radio RAISE THE TITANIC rescue RMS Olympic sail seabed second-class passengers ship sank sinking Southampton staterooms steamer survived survivors third-class passengers Titanic disaster Titanic sank Titanic wreck Titanic's tons unsinkable Violet Jessop watertight White Star Line WIRELESS OPERATOR women and children York