Welcome to the companion Web site to "Titanic's Lost Sister," originally broadcast on January 28, 1997. The program follows underwater explorer Robert Ballard as he uses sonar technology to find the Britannic, a ship lost in the Aegean in World War I. Illustration by Ken Marschall from Robert D. Ballard, Lost Liners, an upcoming Madison Press/Hyperion Book. Text Titanic Home | Unsinkable | Explorer Search & Salvage | Resources Search | Feedback | Shop NOVA is produced for PBS by the WGBH Science Unit © 1997 WGBH

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Introduction Family Harland & Wolff Unsinkable Ships The Voyage The Impossible The Hero Final Thoughts Stage & Screen The Gallery Miscellaneous Links & Webrings Guestbook Credits Updates All text ©1999 M.A. Kribble "Mr. Andrews met his fate like a true hero, realizing the great danger, and gave up his life to save the women and children of the Titanic. T ...

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Halifax is where the maiden voyage of Titanic really ended, with the most lasting legacy from the sinking located here. The world was stunned in 1912 by the loss of the liner Titanic on her maiden voyage. Halifax, Nova Scotia, located on the eastern coast of Canada, has one of the most moving and intimate connections with the Titanic disaster, playing a key role during the tragedy's aftermath and becoming the final resting place of many of her unclaimed victims. Three Halifax ships ...