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  • 29th July 1908
  • The design of the ship was approved,
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  • 31st of March, 1909
  • The keel of the Titanic was laid.
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  • 31st May 1911, 12 noon
  • The hull of the Titanic successfully launched.
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  • January 1912
  • The fitting of the Titanic was completed.
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  • 31st of March 1912
  • Fitting of time Titanic was completed .
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  • 2nd April 1912,6:00
  • Titanic began sea trials.
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  • 3rd April 1912
  • Titanic arrived in Southampton
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  • 10th April 1912 , 9:30-11:30am
  • Passengers arrived in Southampton began boarding the ship.
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  • 10th April 1912, noon
  • The Titanic set sail and began her maiden voyage.
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  • 10th April 1912, 18:30
  • Titanic reached cherbourg France and picked up more passengers.
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  • 11th April 1912, 11:30am
  • Titanic reached Queenstown Ireland.
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  • 12th,13th, April
  • Titanic sailed through calm waters.
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  • 14th April 1912
  • Throughout the day seven Iceberg warnings were received.
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  • 14th April 1912, 11:40pm
  • Lookout Frederick Fleet spotted an iceberg dead ahead it struck the Titanic.
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  • 14th April 1912, 11:50pm
  • Water had poured in and risen 14ft in front part of the ship.
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  • 15th April 1912, 12:00am
  • The captain was told the ship can only stay afloat for a couple of hours. He gave the order to call for help over the radio.
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  • 15th April 1912, 12:05am
  • The orders was given to uncover the lifeboats and get passengers and crew ready on deck There was only room in the lifeboats for half the estimated 2,227 on board.
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  • 15th April 1912, 12:25am
  • The lifeboats began boarding children first. The Carpathia Southeast of the Titanic by about 58 miles, picked up the distress call and began sailing to rescue passengers.
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  • 15th April 1912, 12:45
  • The first lifeboat was safely lowered away. Although it could carry 65 people, it left with only 28 on board. The first distress rocket was fired the whole night.
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  • 15th April 1912, 2:05am
  • The last lifeboat left the ship. There were now over 1,500 people left on the ship. The tilt of the Titanic's deck grew steeper and steeper.
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  • 15th April 1912,2:17am
  • The last radio message was sent. The captain announced every man for himself.
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  • 15th April 1912, 2:20am
  • The Titanic's broken off stern settled back into the water becoming more level for a few moments slowly.
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  • 15th April 1912, 3:30am
  • Carpathia's rockets were spotted by the survivors.
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  • 15th April 1912, 4:10am
  • The first lifeboat was picked up by the Carpathia.
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  • 15th April 8:50am
  • The Carpathia left the area bound for New York. She had on board 705 survivors of the Titanic disaster.
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  • 18th April 1912, 9:00
  • The Carpathia arrived in New York.
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  • 19th April to 25th May
  • American enquiry onto the disaster was held.
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  • 22nd April to15th May
  • Several ships were sent to disaster site to recover bodies. A total of 328 bodies were found floating in the area.
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  • 2nd May to 3rd of July
  • British board of trade enquiry into the disaster was held.

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