Old Titanic Magazine Articles
Late in the evening of April 12, 1912, one of
the greatest disasters of all time occurred when
the RMS Titanic collided with an iceberg in the
freezing waters of the Atlantic. The story has
captured the minds of historians, engineers, ship
enthusiasts, and many others ever since. OldMagazineArticles.com
has collected a variety of old Titanic-related
magazine and newspaper articles that shed light
on the facts and human interest stories of that
horrible night.
Our collection of old Titanic magazine articles
gives scholars, writers, and historians easy access
to rarely seen and hard to find information. You
can also discover what the clothes and food were
like, what music people were listening to, and
how it would have felt to be onboard. All these
articles are free and we have scanned them into
PDF format for you.
Digital Copies of Old Titanic Magazine Articles
These magazine articles are replicated directly
from the originals. Many focus on the aftermath
of the sinking, giving scholars and hobbyists
alike the chance to see how people of the time
reacted to the disaster. Included in our collection
is a series of heated letters between George Bernard
Shaw and Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, two of the most
influential writers of the last century, debating
the actions of the Titanic's crew.
The sinking of the Titanic has inspired countless
retellings. There have been several hit motion
pictures, television mini-series, and even two
Broadway musicals! Yet nothing quite captures
the drama like our collection of old magazine
articles.
