The ill-fated RMS Titanic that tragically sunk on its maiden voyage in 1912 had her birthplace in Belfast, the Capital City of Northern Ireland. This “Unsinkable” liner struck an iceberg on her way from Southampton to New York City and quickly broke apart and sank, taking with her one thousand five-hundred passengers and crew. It was the 15th of April 1912 when the Titanic set sail, but when she reached the North Atlantic Sea, tragedy struck when she collided with the gigantic iceberg and began her long journey to the bottom of the ocean.
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With so many rich and illustrious passengers on the First-Class Decks of the Titanic there was an awful lot of very expensive and even priceless jewellery and paintings, (including an oil painting by the renowned 19th century French painter Merry-Joseph Blondel) on display in the exclusive, luxurious Cabins frequented by the elite passengers.