MISC. Related

LINKS to MISC. Related Information:

This is very unnerving for me, yet poignant...

An AI tour of the S.S. Titanic First Class Level.

Including the ALLISON'S First Class, adjoining, staterooms.

https://youtu.be/VNbzFg8ZWj0?si=IfgsW7W3BYRbhdWL

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Google Earth Titanic:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kpZiPH9Lz4E

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Authors NOTE:

FYI: In James Hyde's letter to my grandmother in 1940 he states:

"I looked back just in time to see the ship roll over on its side and sink."

As I understand it, it was not until James Cameron's "FINAL WORD" telecast this year that it was confirmed that the ship did roll to port and so is substantiated by Hyde's view and statement way back when....

Please see the link below:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KnoLbha7c-4

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A Titanic Time-line Web Site

http://cheddarbay.com/0000Tea/Titanic/site map/map.html

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Did an 1898 novella anticipate the Titanic disaster?

The plot of Morgan Robertson's Futility bears an uncanny resemblance to the events surrounding the sinking of the Titanic, published 14 years before the FATEFUL voyage.

The book tells the story of the Titan: "The largest ship ever built, billed as 'unsinkable' by its British owners and the press, strikes an iceberg one April and goes down. Due to a lack of lifeboats, more than half the passengers perish in the North Atlantic,"

wrote The Portland Press Herald of the book's plot. Sound familiar?