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  • The Truth About the Titanic

    Authors

    A Gracie, foreword by Robert H. Gibbons

    Shelf Location

    30d

    Authors

    A Gracie, foreword by Robert H. Gibbons

    Publisher

    Riverside, Conn., 7 C's Press [1973]

    Catalogue number

    909.09631

    Shelf Location

    30d

    Date published

    1973

  • Titanic - A Modern Legend

    Authors

    D F Hutchings

    Publisher

    Waterfront Publications Ltd

    Authors

    D F Hutchings

    Date published

    1993

    Publisher

    Waterfront Publications Ltd

  • Titanic and the White Star line

    Authors

    Shipping - today and yesterday (supplement)

    Shelf Location

    17e

    Authors

    Shipping - today and yesterday (supplement)

    Date published

    2002

    Shelf Location

    17e

    Catalogue number

    347.792:WHIT

  • Titanic: One Man's Dream

    Authors

    Clive Amphlett ; Douglas John Faulkner Wooley

    Shelf Location

    30d

    Authors

    Clive Amphlett ; Douglas John Faulkner Wooley

    Publisher

    Seawise Publications

    Catalogue number

    387.55092

    Shelf Location

    30d

    Date published

    2007

  • Titanic: The Full Story of a Tragedy

    Authors

    Michael Davie

    Shelf Location

    30d

    Authors

    Michael Davie

    Publisher

    London : Bodley Head, 1986. --

    Catalogue number

    363.123091631

    Shelf Location

    30d

    Date published

    1986

  • White star line: Royal Mail triple-screw steamers Olympic and Titanic

    Shelf Location

    17e

    Publisher

    ; Ulster Folk & Transport Museum

    Shelf Location

    17e

    Date published

    1987

    ISBN number

    902588222

    Publisher

    ; Ulster Folk & Transport Museum

    Catalogue number

    623.82432

  • The Ship That Stood Still: The Californian and Her Mysterious Role in the Titanic Disaster

    Authors

    Leslie Reade

    Shelf Location

    15a

    Authors

    Leslie Reade

    Publisher

    Patrick Stephens Ltd

    Catalogue number

    363.12

    Shelf Location

    15a

    Date published

    1993

  • Titanic: the story of the Great White Star Line trio

    Authors

    Thomas E. Bonsall

    Shelf Location

    30d

    Authors

    Thomas E. Bonsall

    Publisher

    New York : Gallery Books, c1987.

    Shelf Location

    30d

    Date published

    1987

  • Investigation: Loss of the S.S. 'Titanic'

    Catalogue number

    940.44

    Catalogue number

    940.44

  • "A Titanic hero" Thomas Andrews, shipbuilder

    Authors

    S F Bullock

    Shelf Location

    RR1a

    Authors

    S F Bullock

    Publisher

    7 Cs Press Ltd

    Shelf Location

    RR1a

    Date published

    1973

  • The Shipbuilder: Olympic and Titanic Souvenir Number

    Authors

    The Shipbuilder

    Shelf Location

    15d

    Abstract

    reprinted

    Authors

    The Shipbuilder

    Publisher

    E C Parker and Co (Services) Ltd

    ISBN number

    9781902457010

    Shelf Location

    15d

    Date published

    1911

  • Ships From the Archives of Harland & Wolff the Builders of the Titanic

    Authors

    Tom McCluskie,

    Shelf Location

    16d

    Abstract

    SHIPS: FROM THE ARCHIVES OF HARLAND AND WOLFF - THE BUILDERS OF THE TITANIC Taken from the archives of Harland and Wolff, one of the world's most enduring and respected shipbuilding companies, SHIPS presents a selection of elegant designs. During an era in which steam propulsion was still in its infancy, many of these historic illustrations depict the tentative crossover to the new technology, incoporating the fine lines and slender hull shape of the traditional sailing vessel with the power of the new engines. While steam was intended to be the main source of motive power, the addition of sails provided an alternative and trusted method of propulsion should this "new-fangled" steam engine fail to live up to its expectations. Edwin Harland was known in his day as an innovative and daring ship designer and his flair for elegance as well as strength is apparent throughout this riveting history. The construction of these ships provides as much in the way of safety, utility and comfort as it does to aesthetics. This unique account is both a fascinating and historic document and a superb expression of the shipbuilder's love of seagoing craft, and his exquisite skill in designing such refined ships to the most precise specifications. Lavishly illustrated, this highly informative work contains over 175 color illustrations.

    Authors

    Tom McCluskie,

    Publisher

    Chartwell Books Inc; 1998

    ISBN number

    78580949

    Shelf Location

    16d

    Date published

    1998

  • The 'unsinkable' ship

    Authors

    Shipping World & Shipbuilder

    Publisher

    IMarEST

    Abstract

    As more and more vessels now look to navigate the ice-laden waters of the Arctic Nikeel Idnani sales and marketing manager for Ulstein Middle East based in Dubai analyses the factors surrounding the sinking of the RMS Titanic.

    Authors

    Shipping World & Shipbuilder

    Date published

    2009

    Publisher

    IMarEST

  • Historic White Star Liners

    Authors

    Philip Rentell,

    Shelf Location

    17e

    Authors

    Philip Rentell,

    Publisher

    Waterfront Pubn

    ISBN number

    951231308

    Shelf Location

    17e

    Date published

    1987

  • A Night to Remember

    Authors

    Walter Lord

    Shelf Location

    30d

    Authors

    Walter Lord

    Publisher

    Longmans, Green and Company

    Catalogue number

    910.453

    Shelf Location

    30d

    Date published

    1956

  • Discoveries bring sonar into the limelight

    Authors

    MER

    Date published

    1985

    Abstract

    The use of sophisticated sonar equipment (developed by Klein Associates USA) to carry out underwater searches (principally for wreckage) and map excavation sites is discussed with refrence to the location of the Titanic Hamilton Scourge Bredalbane De Braak Whidah and Edinburgh and also to undersea aircraft remains.

    Authors

    MER

    Date published

    1985

  • The starting platform in the steam age

    Authors

    G Watkins

    Date published

    1979

    Abstract

    The author's look back to conditions in the engine rooms of the early steamships such as Olympic Titanic Britannic Great Britain Great Eastern HMS Arrogant Periere and Ville de Paris. The machinery surrounding the engineers is described and includes the great slow engines driving paddles or screw propellers through gears the later direct driving engines hand steering governers starting equipment separate control equipment for each engine etc. Changes on the starting platform that took place with the advent of turbines and diesels are also discussed.

    Authors

    G Watkins

    Date published

    1979

  • The Engineering Council Guidelines on risk issues

    Authors

    The Engineering Council

    Shelf Location

    226b

    Abstract

    Risk to health and safety the environment and activity are analysed with respect to professional responsibility, the law, conduct, judgement, communications, management, professional development and public awareness. Examples of past disasters are given.

    Authors

    The Engineering Council

    Date published

    1993

    Shelf Location

    226b

  • Underwater artifact registration

    Authors

    R D Hansen

    Date published

    2001

    Abstract

    ProSEA (The Professional Shipwreck Explorers Association) is working hard to develop a program that will ensure the preservation of significant information relating to salvaged shipwreck artifacts or their related cultural content and will detail what happened to all the artifacts recovered from shipwrecks over the last 50 years and what is happening to artifacts currently being recovered from the Titanic. The program will develop a database to identify and preserve information about salvaged artifacts. Computerised records of each object recovered from underwater will be maintained using the ProSEA artifact registration database registry.

    Authors

    R D Hansen

    Date published

    2001

  • The Night Lives On

    Authors

    W Lord

    Publisher

    Viking Press

    Authors

    W Lord

    Date published

    1986

    Publisher

    Viking Press