Many of us know the Titanic, whether you're familiar with it from media adaptations or history lessons. The ship, once touted as "unsinkable," had a tragic fate after hitting an iceberg and ...

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

One of the first all-steel cargo ships built—using the same steel that the Titanic opted for 20 years ... So we went back over the top of the ship and saw that it had cargo hatches, and it ...

As a tugboat guided the Titanic out of Southampton, photographers recorded the moment from a nearby ship. Five days later this symbol of the gilded age lay at the bottom of the North Atlantic.

Titanic's storied blue gemstone (which is not at the bottom of the sea) also boasts a connection to Princess Diana Allison Adato is Editor, PEOPLE Books, overseeing the brand's special editions.

The story of Titanic is a well-known one, with exhaustive detail available on everything from the construction of the ship in Belfast's shipyards to the decomposing wreck at the bottom of the ...

Titanic was the biggest ship on the sea when she was launched in May 1911. She was as tall as Nelson's Column in London. Workers used 22 tonnes of soap to make sure Titanic could slip into the ...

While the Titanic sank more than a century ago, one of New Jersey’s top museums in is once again helping bring parts of the infamous ship back to life. Last month, Liberty Science Center in Jers ...