On this day 114 years ago, April 14, 1912, RMS Titanic is travelling thought the sea at 21 knots.
First class passenger, Helen Candee sneaks out at dawn to watch what will be the Titanic's last ever sunrise.
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On this day, 114 years ago, on April 11th at 11:30, RMS Titanic rides at anchor in Queenstown harbor, about two miles from land and also 113 third-class and seven second-class passengers board from tenders with 1385 bags of mail.
Seven passengers disembark, including Frank Browne, photographer of the biggest photo collection of RMS Titanic we have now. The tenders Ireland and America shuttle passengers and luggage, and it took them half an hour to reach the Titanic. The port was not deep enough for Titanic to dock so she lay out in the harbor.
Fireman John Coffey deserted the ship, as he lived in Queenstown and used Titanic only as a free trip home from Southampton. Coffey hides himself under mail bags, and lived to the age of 68, passing away in 1957.
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On this day 114 years ago, passengers were boarding RMS Titanic! From 9:30 to 11:30 AM, second-and-third-class boat-trains arrived and passengers were boarding ship. At 11:30 first-class boat-train from London arrived at dockside. After that first-class passengers boarded the ship and were escorted to the cabins. In all, 923 passengers boarded Titanic at Southampton, 179 First Class, 247 Second Class and 494 Third Class.
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On this day 114 years ago, around 2:00 PM April 9 1912, this picture of the RMS Titanic bridge was taken. Most of the supplies are onboard, and those include:
75,000 pounds of fresh meat
2,500 pounds of sausage
2,200 pounds of coffee
800 pounds of tea
1,750 quarts of ice cream
8,000 cigars
20,000 bottles of beer and stout
Did you noticed the foreshadowing? During sinking mast fell exactly where the shadow casts in this photo...
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On this day 114 years ago, around 9 AM April 9 1912, two newspaper photographers from London arrived to take pictures of RMS Titanic interior. During final corrections, a horticultural florist F.G Bealing & Son decorated ship with more than 300 various plants.
A last-minute shakeup occurs on the eve of the maiden voyage that was intended to give Titanic the expertise of Henry Wilde, who had most recently served as Chief Officer on Olympic under Capt. Smith. As a result William Murdoch is demoted to First Officer, the same post he most recently served on Olympic. Charles Lightoller is demoted to Second Officer, a post that had been assigned to David Blair.
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On this day 114 years ago, April 8, RMS Titanic officers overlooked workers hanging high above the boat deck in bosun chairs as they painted the ship's funnels. Loading of food and other products were ongoing.
In just two days ship will set sail and Titanic's maiden voyage shall commence.
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