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06/05/2026

Captain Smith's bath tub - WOW 😮

On Thursday, April 11, 1912, the RMS Titanic stopped at Queenstown (now known as Cobh), Ireland, during her maiden voyag...
06/05/2026

On Thursday, April 11, 1912, the RMS Titanic stopped at Queenstown (now known as Cobh), Ireland, during her maiden voyage. The great ship anchored at Roches Point, the outer part of Queenstown Harbour, at 11:30 a.m.

Passengers who wished to board waited at the White Star Line pier. They were ferried out to the Titanic by two tenders, the PS Ireland and the PS America. In total, 123 passengers joined the ship at Queenstown: three in first class, seven in second class, and the rest in third class (steerage).

After picking up the passengers, the tenders stopped at the Deepwater Quay—where the Cobh Heritage Centre stands today—to collect mailbags from the train. They then sailed out to the Titanic. Several smaller boats also came alongside, carrying local vendors who sold beautiful Irish lace and handmade crafts to the passengers on board.

During the stop, one of the ship’s firemen climbed inside the fourth funnel. His soot-covered face appeared at the top, and some people watching from shore saw it as an unlucky sign.

This is a view of the Titanic arriving at Queenstown after leaving Cherbourg, France.

06/05/2026

chandelier

This is absolutely ghostly... Titanic's chandelier in the wreck 😨
06/04/2026

This is absolutely ghostly... Titanic's chandelier in the wreck 😨

06/01/2026

The handrails on the Titanic came off 😮

06/01/2026

chandelier 😨

05/31/2026

Titanic turkish bath for first class passenger

05/31/2026

shoes - Someone used to wear these shoes 😰

05/30/2026

Shoes in the debris field around the wreck of the Titanic 😨

April 11, 1912, Thursday: On the run from Cherbourg to Queestown, Captain Smith is photographed standing on the starboar...
05/30/2026

April 11, 1912, Thursday: On the run from Cherbourg to Queestown, Captain Smith is photographed standing on the starboard side of the Officer's Quarters alongside Chief Purser McElroy.

The window to the left of McElroy is Fourth Officer Boxhall's cabin, while the next four windows belong to the Captain's rooms.

Photograph by Thomas Barker.

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