20 Pictures of the Titanic that You have Rarely Seen
I believe that most of you have already seen the film Titanic, and been impressed by the romantic love in it. But you may still have no idea how tragic it was in history. In 10 April, 1912, RMS Titanic, a British passenger liner who has carried 2,224 passengers and crew, was during her maiden voyage from Southampton, UK to New York City, US, when 5 days later she collide with an iceberg and caused the deaths of more than 1,500 people. It was one of the deadliest peacetime disasters in modern history. Look at these 20 rare photos of the Titanic, and you’ll surely be shocked again.
Titanic 1912
The last image taken of The Titanic, 1912
Titanic Prepares to Leave Port. 1912
Propellers of The Titanic c. 1912
Surviving crew members of the Titanic, New York, 1912
The iceberg that sank the Titanic, 1912
Priest praying over Titanic victims before they are buried at sea
Olympic (left) and Titanic (right) at Belfast on March 6th, 1912
One of Titanic’s Lifeboats Paddling Toward Rescue, the RMS Carpathia. April 15, 1912
The dining room on the Titanic, 1912
The Titanic in dry dock. Here you can see the scale of the person standing next to one of the propellers, 1912
Body of RMS Titanic victim aboard rescue vessel CS Minia being made ready for make-shift coffin. 1912
Titanic lifeboat D, awaiting rescue by the RMS Carpathia[3000×2044]
Body of RMS Titanic victim aboard rescue vessel CS Minia being made ready for make-shift coffin. 1912
Titanic lifeboat next to the Carpathia. April 15, 1912
Olympic and Titanic, under construction, side by side. Belfast 1910
Titanic ready for launch, 1911
Gym aboard the Titanic, c. 1912
People in Southampton checking the Titanic survivor list posted outside the White Star Line office. April, 1912
RMS Titanic as she leaves Southampton on her maiden voyage (April 10, 1912)
Via: cavemancircus / wikipedia