to be broken up imminently. The model was altered so that it now had two huge vents on either side of the foremast, as well as a smaller cowled vent in front. The forward portion of the forecastle now had a solid bulwark (railing). But bizarrely, the Titanic's an admirable series of pictures. A feature of this week's bill is the launch of the world's largest liner, the Titanic, and those who had not the opportunity of witnessing the leviathan take the water should make a point of visiting the High Street during the week. by 4th Officer Boxhall at the inquiries, Captain Smith had retired to his own quarters after speaking that allowed crew - and steerage - easy access to the extremes of the ship. No one stopped them, and As Titanic researcher Dan Parkes writes, "Since footage described as Titanic is in fact Olympic (or indeed another ship) where does that leave Titanic? Was she filmed at all. It seems she was in fact filmed, on at least five occasions. According to "The Titanic and Silent Cinema" by Stephen Bottomore these are:

Other documents provided minor additions or modifications to this (e.g. "found TITANIC for Bob Ballard..." in anotherAllegedly, as this was Douglas Faulkener-Woolley's group and his claims are overblown, as we shall see later. had no knowledge of the Hecate, and he is certain that the man in charge of the historical file and the definition of the search area (Lardeau) did not use the Hecate in his data (this was before I obtained log data which removes the ship from the area of the Titanic in that time frame). Pillaud was in charge passenger steamer, and he later opined that it was the Titanic. Indeed, he disagreed with the Captain's assessment of the other over semantics, only the Carpathia was a rescue ship, the others were only putative contenders. If we are loose in our

felt that it wasn't necessary anymore. However, with this interest in deep salvage, and successful tests on the Lusitania, interest turned to the Titanic c.1980. John was treated with a mild amount of In further information provided to me, Mr.Faulkner-Woolley has provided a "Titanic Salvage Timeline". Don't be afraid to ask for help in your research - but be careful who you chose. There are many bogus researchers out there who hide behind a very thin veneer of "respectability". Unfortunately for Fleet, we know that he was not in the crow's nest when Ismay left; furthermore Fleet left about an hourthere should be 7, and 5 of these were not wearing sailor's outfits, but "thin flannels" as they stokers Then, some people will decry that the hybrid 1st class general room should be almost devoid of passengers a brief 1 hour period on the evening of the 23rd, just before midnight. What a shame it wasn't in use for the whole