In addition to exclusive photos and a virtual Titanic feature, it has a TalkBack page, where you can ask questions or offer opinions about selected Titanic topics. National Archives and Records Administration has a Web site with illustrations excerpted from its exhibit of Titanic Memorandum . The Gulf of Maine Aquarium presents the Grave of the Titanic , a short history of the sinking and rediscovery of the Titanic, with accompanying activities, such as an exercise in calculating the ship's resting place. Father Browne was an Irish cleric who took some of the last pictures of the Titanic . Small images of those pictures are available on the Web.
Larger ones are for sale.
Harland and Wolff , the Titanic's ship builder, is alive and apparently thriving. Not embarrassed by the sinking of its great ship so many years ago, it offers an excellent page with an amazing amount of technical information about the Titanic. Nick Wilson explores the history of the Titanic as part of a Web site devoted to the Titanic and its sister ships, the Olympic and the Britannic . The Titanic and the Californian explores troubling subject of the nearby ship that did not offer help. Included at the site are excerpts from the US and British Inquiries.