There are so many Titanic links available on the net these days. We would like to share with you some sites that stand out in terms of their content. These sites offer very informative, and in cases, very unique content.
At Sea With Dave Gittins
Dave's site delves into the disaster from a navigation perspective. It includes a reassessment of the "Carpathia" legend, a possible explanation of the incorrect SOS position and lot of information on the way "Titanic" was navigated. There is also a pretty comprehensive summary of the radio side of the tale and information about the terminology and practices of the time.
Bill Wormstedt's Titanic
Bill's site encompasses several articles that detail aspects of the disaster. These include: Analysis of Bodies recovered from the wrecksite; Historical Accuracy of the James Cameron movie; and "The Lifeboats of the Titanic."
On Watch: The Deck Officers and Wireless Operators of the RMS Titanic
Kerri Sundberg and Inger Shiel's new site for the bridge officers and wireless operators of the Titanic story.
Bridge Duty: Officers of the RMS Titanic
Kerri Sundberg and Inger Sheil bring out the story of the officers of the Titanic in this site, which adds details of their lives beyond the ship.
Encyclopedia Titanica
Phil Hind's site provides an extensive public resource for information on passengers and crew members. The site incorporates data that is compiled and amassed from all parts of the world.
George Behe's Titanic Tidbits
George Behe's site brings to light several little-known issues that tend to be overlooked by other historians.
Greatships
Jeff Newman and Mark Baber present an excellent site detailing the histories of many ships of various shipping lines.
Marconi Calling
An interactive online project from the Marconi Company, site includes extensive Titanic related material held in the Marconi archive and tells the story of how wireless played such an important part in saving so many lives.
Marconigraph
Parks Stephenson's website provides articles dealing with the technical aspect of Titanic and the disaster.
The 3D Titanic
David Clark uses his talent as a 3D artist to present Titanic in a 3-dimensional environment.
The Titanic And The Californian
Dave Billnitzer's site provides very informative information concerning the Leyland liner, Californian, and her role in the Titanic disaster.
The Titanic Graves of Halifax
Information on the Halifax Titanic graves, with image and information links.
Titanic Book Site
Mike Tennaro presents an in-depth list of the many Titanic-related books published as well as alerts to upcoming releases and the scarcity of older titles..
Titanic Radio Page
Glenn Dunstan's site presents the numerous Marconi Radio messages that were sent and received concerning the Titanic.
Titanic Research Modeling Association
For anyone interested in modelling the Titanic, this is one of the best reference sites out there.
Titanic-Titanic
Andrew Clarkson's website is a nice general information site with a wealth of information available. As well the site has a very active message board.
Public Archive of Nova Scotia
Recently placed online are a number of documents relating to the recovery of bodies and effects following the Titanic disaster.
Titanic: The Unsinkable Ship and Halifax
The "Maritime Museum of the Atlantic's" website presents another chapter in the story of Titanic. 330 bodies were recovered from the Atlantic over the next few months, 209 of which were taken to Halifax, where they were either claimed and sent on for burial, or else were buried in one of three cemeteries situated about Halifax.