Construction of the Titanic
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Hi,
can i use the pictures for my new website design. They would be very valuable for me. The page is designed by http://www.the-titanic.com. This is currently empty.
Best regards
Kay Wöhlert
Sure, Kay, go ahead.
@ Kay – I live about 5 mins away from where she was built, i can grab some more recent photos of the H&W docks if you like?
I wonder how much it tooked the builders to build such a big ship? Thanks for sharing those amazing and rare photos.
Read more about the build of the Titanic in Belfast:
http://www.the-titanic.com/Building-the-Titanic/The-Build.aspx
The solo worker standing on the fantail really brings into perspective just how big the ship actually was. The photo of the propeller’s and propeller shaft are a true eye-opener. That was one big ship.
Look at those cheap rivets.