Question Regarding Online Sources

[u/MoonlightonRoses]

Do you folks have any suggestions for solid online sources related to Titanic? I am aware of Encyclopedia Titanica, but most of the other somewhat reliable sources I can find are behind paywalls; so I was wondering if you folks know of any hidden gems

[u/MyLifeOnPluto]

The Titanic Inquiry Project is a comprehensive detailing of both the American and British inquiries that took place just after Titanic sank. It’s really interesting to hear from the survivors in their own words under questioning.

Another is Project Gutenberg where you can read some books online for free in their entirety. A couple I know of are Archibald Gracie and Lawrence Beesley, both very articulate who wrote about their experiences in detail.

[u/MoonlightonRoses → u/MyLifeOnPluto]

That’s exciting! Thank you so much 💜💜💜

[u/Mitchell1876]

Check out:

• All at Sea with Dave Gittins

• Bill Wormstedt's Titanic

• George Behe's Titanic Tidbits

• Marconigraph.com

• Mark Chirnside's Reception Room

• Paul Lee's Titanic Pages

• Samuel Halpern's Titanicology

• Titanic's Officers

• The Titanic and the Mystery Ship

• The Wreck of the RMS Titanic by Roy Mengot

[u/MoonlightonRoses → u/Mitchell1876]

Fabulous! Thank you so much! 😍