In 1907, J. Bruce Ismay, the president of White Star, and Lord William Pirrie, the director of the Harland & Wolff shipyards, began envisioning a class of ships unlike any other the world had ever seen. Of course, the… See more

After a few years in operation, the RMS Olympic wasnicknamed 'Old Reliable' simply because it never sank. Sadly, this nickname that one would hope all boats would receive is actually what sets her apart from … See more

Now, onto the RMS Titanic—likely the most famous passenger ship of all time. At the time of her completion, the Titanic was just another spoke in the wheel of transatlantic travel. It wouldn't be until she sankon her maiden voy… See more

The youngest sister, the Britannic, never got a chance to cater to the millionaires she was designed to attract since World War I had already broken out before construction was even complete. Requisitioned by the British gov… See more