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'Titanic-sites' worth visiting.

• Walter Lord - the Man Who Remembered.
   About the man who, without knowing it, introduced me and many others to this magnificent ship.
  
  
• Dr. Robert D. Ballard.
    Who found the RMS Titanic after 73 years.
  
  
• Encyclopedia Titanica.
   This is the most complete site, regarding the passengers, crew and others aboard RMS Titanic.
  
  
• James E. Sadur.
   Who also have an impressing collection of links to other Titanic-sites.
  
  
• Titanic Historical Society.
  The Titanic Historical Society is the first, original and the largest Titanic organization (5,000+members), established in 1963, now in their 34rd year
  
  
• Harland and Wolff Technical Services Homepage.
   Why not visit the shipyard who built her?
  
  
• WHOI Deep Submergence Lab.
   This is where Robert D. Ballard started it all.
  
  
• JASON Project.
   As a result of a successful venture, Dr. Ballard planned this project so that thousands of students could share the excitement of live exploration.
  
  
  
  
• Gigantic concepts...Titanic dreams... Are they building a new Titanic?
  
  
• David Clark's 3D Titanic. This site is undergoing a Massive Overhaul and has become a beauty!

• Titanic Norden, Allt om Titanic på svenska
• www.titanic-titanic.com - A Site To Remember!!
• Titanic & Other White Star Ships
• The Titanic Exhibition at the Ulster Folk and Transport Museum
• France & Associates - WebTopic - ShipWrecks
• Titanic and her sisters by Craig McDonald
• Leslie's Titanic Page
• The Ulster Titanic Society
• Molly Brown House Museum Dedicated to one of RMS Titanic's most 'popular' passengers.
• Carlisle's Titanic Home Page, by James Alexander Carlisle.
• The Unsinkable Titanic
• Titanic (1997) Official Paramount Site
• TITANIC Italian site

• STAR WARS or TITANIC?

There are even web-sites who feels that my site deserve an award:

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