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[iamnomant]

April 14, 1912, 6:30pm: Titanic’s passengers were sitting down to eat their Sunday evening meal

[robmiguel2607]

14 de abril de 1912 a las 11:40 pm. El vigía Frederik Fleet hizo sonar la alarma, cogio el teléfono y grito “Icerberg al frente”. El destino del Titanic ya estaba sellado. #Titanic110 #Titanic Titanic1912 #RMSTitanic #RMSTitanic1912 #TitanicSinking #SinkingOfTheTitanic #TitanicWreck #WreckOfTheTitanic #TheTitanic https://www.instagram.com/p/Ccdv4OsOOy8/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[broomclosetbrew]

Wishing those who celebrate a blessed Passover. For the Passover/Easter weekend I'm kicking off with a bottle of M & H Elements single malt whisky. This sherry cask Kosher whisky comes from Tel Aviv and is an interesting pour. It's not the sherry bomb you'd expect. This has a dry note and flavors of pepper, fruit, and creamy caramel. Interesting pour. Paired the bottle with a Plasencia Reserva Original cigar. .... On this day 110 years ago, April 15, 1912, the world woke to news that the White Star Line's newest ship, the RMS Titanic, had struck an iceberg late on the evening of April 14 and sank in the early morning hours of April 15 with the loss of more than 1,500 passengers and crew. The Cunard liner RMS Carpathia was able to reach the scene and rescue 705 survivors from 20 lifeboats. The sinking lead to major changes in the industry including the establishment or the International Safety of Life at Sea (SOLAS) regulations and the International Ice Patrol. .... "There was peace and the world had an even tenor to it's way. Nothing was revealed in the morning the trend of which was not known the night before. It seems to me that the disaster about to occur was the event that not only made the world rub it's eyes and awake but woke it with a start keeping it moving at a rapidly accelerating pace ever since with less and less peace, satisfaction and happiness. To my mind the world of today awoke April 15th, 1912."  -Jack B. Thayer, Titanic Survivor .... #titanic #titanic110 #onthisday #thisdayinhistory #cigar #CigarLover #CigarAfficionado #cigarphoto #cigarsnob #cigarlife #cigarsmoke #plasenciacigars #cigarsandwhisky #TapThatAsh #whisky #singlemalt #milkandhoneywhisky #sherrycask #whiskyphoto #WhiskyLover #WhiskyAfficionado #WhiskyNeat #whiskylife #whiskyandhistory #quote #quotestagram (at Coastal San Pedro) https://www.instagram.com/p/CcZNwTSJrWx/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[erikfarina]

Los Perros del Titanic 110 años de la Tragedia Los tres sobrevivientes del Titanic caninos fueron los siguientes: "Lady", una Pomerania que había sido adquirida recientemente en París por Margaret Bechstein Hays, de acuerdo a la Enciclopedia del Titanic. La jugadora de 24 años de edad, regresaba a su casa en Nueva York en el Titanic de sus viajes por Europa con sus amigos. "A medida que entramos siete con Lady en los botes salvavidas, otro pasajero presuntamente pasaron y bromeó: "Oh, supongo que deberíamos poder preservar una vida con el perrito, también.". Otro perro Pomerania, cuyo nombre no se conoce, propiedad de un magnate de ropa de Nueva York, Martin Rothschild y su esposa, Elizabeth Jane Anne Rothschild. Mientras que Martin Rothschild no sobrevivió al naufragio, su esposa llegó a los botes salvavidas con su perro que se mantuvo oculto y seis personas mas. Nadie más en el bote salvavidas recordaba haber visto al perro hasta la mañana siguiente, y los rescatadores en el Carpathia inicialmente se negaron a tenerlo en cuenta. Sin embargo, insistió en Rothschild, y ambos lo hicieron de nuevo a Nueva York. "Sun Yat-Sen", un pequinés propiedad de Henry S. Harper, heredero de la editorial Harper & Amp Row en Nueva York, y su esposa, Myna Harper. Los Harpers regresaban de una gira por Europa y Asia, junto con un intérprete que habían recogido en Egipto. Los tres, además de Sun Yat-Sen, entraron en los botes salvavidas, los tres en el lado de estribor del Titanic. Cuando se le preguntó después de salvar al perro, Henry Harper explicó que "Parecía que había un montón de espacio, y nadie hizo ninguna objeción." continua.. www.psicolmascot.com @psicolmascot @erikfarina92 #psicolmascot #titanic #aniversarytitanic #titanicaniversary #titanic110year #titanic110 #titanicpelicula #titanicmovie #titanic1912 #titanic_110 #titanicperros #perrosdeltitanic #titanicbelfast #titanicboat #titanicmuseum #titanic🚢 #titanicscene @titanic_fans_official https://www.instagram.com/p/CcVOg1dor9r/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[jinabacarr]

TITANIC Trivia Quiz: How many can you get right?

TITANIC Trivia Quiz: How many can you get right? #Titanic #Titanic110 #Titanic2022 @BoldwoodBooks

TITANIC Week here on “Once Upon a Story.” Titanic Trivia Quiz We’ve seen the films, read the books, but what do you know about the Titanic, really? Take the quiz and find out! (answers at the bottom of the page) ================  Titanic Trivia Questions: You’ve just spent your honeymoon in Paris with your handsome husband and it’s time to return to America. He surprises you with first class…

[iamnomant]

April 10, 1912, 9:30am: Passengers in Southampton, England began boarding Titanic for its maiden voyage

[iamnomant]

April 14, 1912, noon: Titanic’s first class passengers were enjoying their Sunday luncheon meal of grilled mutton chops, potatoes, and other choice buffet options

[iamnomant]

April 15 - 20, 1912: In the days following Titanic’s sinking, hundreds of articles about the ship and its sinking were plastered on front pages across the world. Although the use of telegraphs allowed news to spread quickly, early reports had very little accurate information, including a few claiming that no lives were lost. As the true story began to unfold following Carpathia’s arrival in New York, newspapers began to include survivor accounts and report accurate information about the disaster. Titanic’s sinking remains one of the most widely reported peacetime maritime disasters in the modern era

[iamnomant]

April 15, 1912, 8:50am: Carpathia leaves the site of Titanic's sinking and heads for New York City with just over 700 of the original 2,224 of Titanic's passengers aboard

Titanic survivors on the deck of Carpathia

Survivors huddle beneath blankets on Carpathia’s deck. Note the tagged deck chair: likely one of Titanic’s pulled from the water

A couple on their honeymoon who survived the sinking

[iamnomant]

April 15, 1912, 12:15am: Titanic’s orchestra, led by Wallace Hartley, begins to play to keep up passenger’s spirits. They continue playing until minutes before Titanic slips beneath the waves

[iamnomant]

April 14, 1912: Titanic received a total of 9 iceberg warnings throughout the day. The flat waters and long range of visibility lulled the crew into thinking they’d see anything large enough to be dangerous in time to divert; Titanic continued sailing at its top speed of nearly 22 knots

[iamnomant]

April 10, 1912, 6:30pm: Titanic arrives in Cherbourg, France to pick up additional passengers for its maiden voyage.

A a white Star Line tender pulls up alongside Titanic

Passenger' luggage bring transported aboard Titanic from a White Star Line tender (📸 Father Francis Browne)

A woman selling Irish lace on board Titanic while the ship was stopped at Queenstown, Ireland (📸 Father Francis Browne)

[iamnomant]

It’s that time of year folks. When this blog turns into a Titanic blog for a week for the 110th anniversary of its sinking.

Shippernatural was ages ago, but lots of you are still here. Yup, it’s gonna be the same every time, sorry not sorry. Get hype!

[iamnomant]

April 15, 1912, 4:10am: Carpathia arrived at the scene of Titanic's sinking and began picking up survivors in lifeboats. Carpathia stayed on site retrieving survivors until 9am that morning

Two of Titanic’s lifeboats, one with a mast raised and one of the few collapsible boats

More passengers waiting to be brought aboard Carpathia

Another of Titanic’s collapsable lifeboats

One of Titanic’s lifeboats alongside Carpathia

[iamnomant]

April 15, 1912, 2:20am: After splitting in two, Titanic’s stern remained afloat for two minutes. Two hours and forty minutes after colliding with the iceberg, Titanic slips beneath the surface of the North Atlantic

[iamnomant]

April 15, 1912, 2:05am: The last of Titanic's lifeboats is launched with over 1,500 passengers still left on board the ship