Titanic Quarter

Welcome to Titanic Belfast	Titanic Belfast	High security outside Titanic Belfast - police armored vehicle	Entrance to Titanic Belfast, opened in 2012
Titanica Sculpture, Titanic Belfast	Titanica Sculpture, Titanic Belfast	Titanic Belfast Exhibition	Titanic Belfast is a museum built on the site where Harland & Wolf built the RMS Titanic
Titanic Belfast	Titanic cut out of iron plating, Titanic Belfast	Harland & Wolff dry dock, Titanic Belfast	SS Nomadic, the last surviving White Star vessel in the world
On board SS Nomadic	SS Nomadic was built to ferry first and second class passengers to the Titanic and her sister ships	SS Nomadic, restored and in dry dock, Titanic Belfast	Single smoke stack of SS Nomadic
SS Nomadic	SS Nomadic	SS Nomadic	Welcome on Board SS Nomadic
First Class bar, SS Nomadic	Lounge, SS Nomadic	Ships of the White Star Line	Other shipping lines in the Transatlantic market - Cunard, American Line, Red Star Line
Exhibit on SS Nomadic	Vintage photograph of SS Nomadic heading out to meet Titanic	Copies of the original plans of the SS Nomadic	RMS Titanic side view and deck plan
SS Nomadic	Flying Bridge, SS Nomadic	Winch on the bow of SS Nomadic	Harland & Wolff Shipbuilders & Engineers, Queen's Island, Belfast
Titanic Belfast Exhibition - Boom Town 1907	Two sides of the debate on Ireland's relationship with England	Ulster Will Fight, Home Rule is Rome Rule	Model of a dry dock at Harland & Wolff, Belfast
White Star Line - Service to all parts of the world	Titanic Belfast Exhibition - the Transatlantic Steamship Lines	Transatlantic Routes connecting Europe and North America	Cunard Line Monarchs of the Sea
White Star Lines - operator of the Titanic	Sketches of Titanic with deck layouts	Fitting the 78 foot (23.7m) Rudder to Titanic	Vintage photograph of sister ships Olympic and Titanic under construction at Harland & Wolff, Belfast
Vintage photograph of the Titanic under construction	Titanic Belfast Exhibition - Launch of the Titanic 31 May 1911	Ticket to the Titanic Launch, 31 May 1911	Less then 1 year from Launch to Sinking
Model of the Titanic and the Arrol Gantry, No. 2 slipway	View of Slipway No. 2 with an outline of Titanic, where the ship was constructed	The modern shipbuilding gantry cranes at Harland & Wolff are nicknamed Samson and Goliath	Model of Victoria Island and the Harland & Wolff shipyard
Titanic Belfast Exhibition	Model the Titanic's hull at the time of launch	Titanic under construction surrounded by the Arrol Gantry, Harland & Wolff Shipyard	Launching of the RMS Titanic, 31 May 1911
The Titanic had 2 reciprocating and 1 turbine engine	Titanic had 2 23ft/7m wing propellers and a 16ft/5m central propeller	The World's Largest & Finest Steamers, the New Triple Screw SS Olympic and Titanic	Model of the Titanic
Model of the Titanic	Titanic Belfast Exhibition	Vintage photograph of the Olympic in Thompson Dock, 1912	Titanic Belfast Exhibition - recreating the luxury of First Class
Titanic Belfast Exhibition - 2nd Class cabin	Titanic Belfast Exhibition - 3rd Class cabin	Southhamption to Queenstown (Cobh), Ireland - 10 April 1912	Titanic Belfast Exhibition - Lifeboat
Titanic's sister ship Olympic in dazzle paint during World War I - sadly scrapped in 1937	Titanic in the Movies	Plaque commemorating the laying of the keel of Titanic 31 March 1909	Titanic Belfast Exhibition - diving to the wreck
Giant gantry crane, Harland & Wolff Shipyard, Belfast	Giant gantry crane, Harland & Wolff Shipyard, Belfast	Giant gantry crane, Harland & Wolff Shipyard, Belfast	The H&W gantry cranes are nicknamed Sampson & Goliath
Shorts factory, Belfast, now part of Bombardier Aerospace	Shorts Factory, Airport Road, Belfast	Short Brothers, Airport Road, Belfast	Titanic Quarter, Belfast
HMS Caroline is a 1914 light cruiser preserved as a museum ship, Alexandra Dock, Belfast