Nearly a century ago, the great American-owned steamship Titanic, sank on it's maiden voyage from England to America. With severe damage,  insufficient lifeboats, and no help on the horizon, the great ship sank in a matter of hours taking well more than half of the 2,200 people to the bottom. Only rescue in the early morning hours saved the survivors.

The mission began shortly after 2:00 pm and was last heard from five hours later. A search was made, and sightings on both land and sea continued for ten days, but no trace of men or planes was ever found.

Was Captain Smith of the Titanic at fault? Were any of the people found in the water alive? Did the designer Andrews do nothing to save people?

The answers are found within this book:

Story of the Wreck of the Titanic

A graphic and thrilling account of the sinking of the greatest floating palace ever built, carrying down to watery graves, more than 1,500 souls. Read the first person accounts, view the photographs and drawings of the times. This is a reproduction issue from 1912.

-- Click for more info -- Story of the Wreck of the Titanic The Ocean's Greatest Disaster By Marshall Everett 5½ x 8½ Softcover 350 Pages - 65 Illustrations Originally published in 1912 -- Over 50 First Person Accounts -- Reproduction Issue ISBN: 978-1891030-03-1 $19.12

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