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The Ship of DreamsOn April 10, 1912, the "unsinkable" RMS Titanic began her maiden voyage from Southampton in Hampshire, England, to New York City. Five night later, she collided with an iceberg and sank into the Atlantic, taking more than 1,500 passengers with her.

Facts and Trivia You May Not Know

Violet Jessop Survived Three Shipwrecks

Real Survivors Describe What It Was Like

Ghost Stories & Creepy Legends

Valuable Things Lost in the Atlantic

The Terrifying Way You Can Visit the Wreckage

Common Titanic Myths That Might Not Be True

A Breakdown of Those Who Survived

Storied Captain Edward J. Smith

The Menu for the Passengers

How Passengers and Attendants Kept Clean

Little Details in the Movie

Fascinating Rare Photos You've Never Seen

Everything Historians Think Went Wrong

What the Captain Did That Night

The Film Cast vs. the Real People

A Day for Third Class Passengers

Would You Travel on the Rebuilt 'Titanic II'?

The Wreckage Was Found During a Secret Mission

Be Honest: What Would You Have Done?

Entertainment

20 Small But Poignant Details From 'Titanic' That Make Us Never Want To Let Go

August 12, 2020 51.3k votes 5.9k voters 278.5k views

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James Cameron is not known for being easy-going and loosey-goosey. His Oscar-winning and box office record breaking Titanic is obviously the work of a mad genius. Cameron's attention to detail can be seen throughout the movie, as these details can attest!

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