Like hundreds of others she stood on the dock in Southampton desperate for news after the Titanic, the world's biggest ocean-going liner, had hit an iceberg and sunk on her maiden voyage.

It was in the northern Atlantic Ocean, approximately 400 miles south of Newfoundland, Canada, when the Titanic hit an iceberg. The first four days of the Titanic's voyage were uneventful.

The exhibit includes life-sized cabin reconstructions with beds, tables and chairs, and more than 130 types of artifacts.

It has been more than a century since the RMS Titanic sank in the Atlantic Ocean, but the public is as captivated by the ...

Fascinated by the history of the doomed Titanic? You can dine on the ship's last meal or explore artifacts at a touring ...

But his last letter to his mother survives, written on Titanic-branded paper and sent home from the vessel's final port of call just three days before it hit an iceberg. In the letter, he calls ...

The crew acted quickly to try and turn the ship, but she hit the iceberg. The ice made holes in the ship below the water line. The Titanic sank within two and a half hours. Titanic had ten decks ...

Second, an iceberg had never wrecked any big ship before. Third, the Titanic was the biggest and strongest ship in the world. It would cut through any iceberg with ease. Last, the Titanic was ...

If he was a sea captain and he was in control of the Titanic, it would’ve never hit the iceberg. I’ve never seen a guy that can see problems before they happen.” Cowherd raved about the four ...

The ship then hit an iceberg in the early morning hours ... From boarding passes to an iceberg, the "Titanic: The Artifacts Exhibit'' is immersive and informative. Each visitor’s journey starts ...