Titanic

A Night That History Will Never Forget It was a night shrouded in darkness, broken only by cutting winds, chilled breaths, and whispers of disbelief. On April 15, 1912, at precisely 2:20 AM, the grand ship Titanic surrendered to the icy Atlantic waters off the rugged coast of Newfoundland. Who would have imagined, as the magnificent vessel embarked from Southampton toward New York City, that her much-celebrated maiden voyage would also be her last? Stories of Titanic's grandeur had already spread across the globe.…

In a haunting dance with destiny, on a cold night in April 1912, the Titanic met its fate. Hundreds of feet below the surface, the acclaimed unsinkable ship lay in fragments off the coast of Newfoundland, never to complete its maiden voyage to New York City. It's been 113 years since that ill-fated night, yet the tales woven into Titanic's legacy still stir our collective imagination. The passenger list of the ship read like a who's who of the elite: among them, a renowned fashion designer whose label still…