The sinking of the Titanic may have happened over 113 years ago, but the curiosity surrounding the disaster remains at its peak. Numerous documentaries and a box-office smash hit have since come out, shedding light on what happened on that fateful and bitterly cold night.
However, many details have likely gone under your radar, and these photos may just prove that. They are rare, never-before-seen images of the ill-fated ship, some of the people involved, and remnants of the event that changed maritime travel forever.
From the menus on the night it sank to the faces of the legendary band members who played for the passengers until the very end, these pictures may mesmerize you and make you want to know more.
#21 This Iceberg Was Photographed 2 Days Before Sinking The Titanic
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#25 The Opulent Dining Room For First Class Passengers
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#29 The Explorer's Club, Who Discovered The Wreck, Installed A Commemorative Plaque On The Ship's Capstan
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#32 Albert Caldwell, Sylvia And Their Son Alden
Here, American missionaries Albert and Sylvia Caldwell are seen on the Titanic's second-class deck with their infant son, Alden. The family was returning to the United States from Siam when the ship went down.
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#34 First-Class Passenger Molly Brown Made A Property-Loss Claim After The Ship Sunk
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#36 One Of The Last Photos Taken Of The Titanic As It Sails Towards New York From Ireland
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#39 A Casual Photo Of Passangers Walking On The Titanic's Deck
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#40 The Carpathia Was The Rescue Vessel For Many Titanic Survivors
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