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RMS Olympic arriving at New York on her maiden voyage, 21 June 1911
RMS Olympic arriving at New York on her maiden voyage, 21 June 1911
Olympic under construction, c. 1909. The Arrol Gantry can be seen towering over the ship. Titanic's keel is visible to the left.
Olympic under construction, c. 1909. The Arrol Gantry can be seen towering over the ship. Titanic's keel is visible to the left.
Olympic painted grey and ready for launching, c. 1910. Titanic, under construction, is visible to the left.
Olympic painted grey and ready for launching, c. 1910. Titanic, under construction, is visible to the left.
The launch of Olympic, on 20 October 1910
The launch of Olympic, on 20 October 1910
Belfast, 6 March 1912: Titanic (right) moved out of Thompson Graving Dock to allow Olympic (left) to replace a damaged propeller blade
Belfast, 6 March 1912: Titanic (right) moved out of Thompson Graving Dock to allow Olympic (left) to replace a damaged propeller blade
Cunard's ocean liners Lusitania and Mauretania, photographed in 1911. These ships were the largest, most luxurious and fastest ocean liners of the tim
Cunard's ocean liners Lusitania and Mauretania, photographed in 1911. These ships were the largest, most luxurious and fastest ocean liners of the time. The White Star Line decided to overtake them by ordering the construction of the ships of the Olympic class
Titanic prior to launching, 31 May 1911
Titanic prior to launching, 31 May 1911