The home port of RMS. Lusitania.

No. 1 for information on the ship
and her last Master, Captain W.T. Turner.

  

"THERE IS NOT A BRITON ANYWHERE WHO OUGHT NOT TO FEEL PROUD THAT THIS LAUNCH
HAS PLACED GREAT BRITAIN FIRMLY AT THE FOREFRONT OF MARINE ARCHITECTURE."

Sir Charles McLaren, Chairman of John Brown & Co. at the launching of the Lusitania.
 

 


 
 
  

 

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SINKING OF THE LUSITANIA: TERROR AT SEA

 
Is the Title of a Discovery Channel (U.S.) Special
first shown on May 20th 2007 (in the U.S.). Click on the link above to go the the site. There you can see video clips of the program.

You can purchase this DVD on Amazon on the following links.

Amazon UK
Amazon US

 
 

 

 

All information on this web site comes from the painstaking research we have done for our books at various Public Records Offices, the Cunard Archives, the National Maritime Museum, Imperial War Museum, Merseyside Maritime Museum,
and multitude of books, papers and various other sources.
There is nothing contained on this web site that has not been verified by sight of documentary evidence.

Comments and suggestions to

 

lusitaniaonline@gmail.com

 
 

Acknowledgements.

We would like to acknowledge the invaluable information and the tremendous help help we were given by the following persons and institutions when researching for our books and this website.

 

Mersey Maritime Museum
Dr John Bullen: Maritime Curator of the Imperial War Museum, Stan Walter: Former Curator of the Royal Artillery Museum, Colonel J M Phillips BA, MsocSC and his staff of the Royal Artillery Historical Trust, Geoff Whitfield: Hon sec of the British Titanic Society, Peter Boyd-Smith of Cobwebs in Southampton, Helmut Doeringhoff, of the Bundesmilitararchiv in Freiburg, Chief Engineer David Garstin RN(Rtrd), Peter Engberg-Klarstrom of the Scandinavian Titanic Society, and last, though by no means least, Mr F Gregg Bemis Jnr, for his continued support.

 

 
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