The most fascinated topic-The Titanic.

3.  Introduction
 Its Features & Facilities
 Crew & Passengers
 Maiden voyage
 The Night of 14th April
 The Sinking of the ship
 The Final Minutes
 News Flash
 The Discovery of the wreck
 Conclusion

4.  Built in Belfast, Country Antrim, Ireland
 Second of three Olympic -class ocean
liners
 Length-882 feet 9 inches(269.06m)
 Breadth-92 feet 6 inches(28.19m)
 Height-104 feet(32m)
 Ten decks out of which eight were for
passengers’ use

6.  Three engines -each driving a propeller
 Engines powered by 29 boilers
 Four 400 kW steam-driven electric generators
 Two 30kW auxiliary generators for emergency
use
 Equipped with her own waterworks
 Two 1.5kW spark-gap wireless telegraphs owned
& operated by Marconi company

7.  Combined capacity 0f 2,453 passengers
& 900 crew members
 Ranging from Renaissance to Victorian
style
 On-board telephone system, lending
library, barbers’ shop, a swimming
pool,gymnasium,a Turkish bath, an
electric bath & a verandah café

8. A well furnished first-class Titanic’s gymnasium
room
The A La Carte
restaurant

9.  Grand staircase or the grand stairway
descended through 7 decks of the ship in an
elegant style
 Dome of wrought iron & glass admitting
natural light
 Inspired by decorative of Louis XIV
 Large carved wooden panel containing clock
 Damaged while sinking of the ship

11.  Also carried a substantial amount of
cargo & Royal Mail
 20 lifeboats each with a capacity of 50
people approximately.

13.  Captain Edward

14.  Mr. & Mrs. Astor

15.  Benjamin Guggenheim

16. Isidor & Ida Strauss

17.  Margaret Brown

18.  Lady Duff Gordon

19.  On Wednesday, April 10th 1912
 From Southampton into the English channel
to Cherbourg
 Arrived at Cork Harbor, Queenstown at 11:30
am on April 11th 1912
 Departed on her westward journey across
Atlantic at 1:30pm from Queenstown

20. Leaving
Southampton
on April 10th
1912
Departing from
Cork
harbor, Queens
town on April
11th 1912.

22.  At 11:40 pm on April 14th alert received
from Fredrick Fleet
 Designed to float with four
compartments breached but collision
causes six to flood
 Ill-prepared for such an emergency
 The “women & children first” protocol
followed

24.  Two hours & forty minutes hence the rate of
sinking increased
 Distress signals sent but no ship near enough
 At 2:05 last lifeboat leaves-nearly 1500 on
board
 Stress on hull causes ship to break apart
 At 2:20 am ship sank
 At 4am Carpathia arrives-only 710 survive

28. 2:10am -Stern lifts 23°degrees
out of water
2:18am-Stress on hull causes
ship to break apart, bow
section sinks
2:20am-Stern rises vertically
before slipping to the surface

30.  Long thought to have sunk in one
piece
 On Sept. 1 st 1985 Dr.Robert Ballard &
his team discovered
 12,000ft below the water’s surface
 Spilt into two with the bow & stern
lying 0.6km apart

35. “The world is ever prone to
forget such things within
conventional number of days but a
disaster of such unparallel
magnitude will not be easily be
forgotten even in the world of
short memories”

37. Thank