Titanic at the National Archives -- 100 Years - YouTube
As the archival repository for the records for the US District Court for
the Southern District of New York, the National Archives at New York
City holds records in the admiralty case files related to Titanic,
specifically the petition filed by the Oceanic Steam Navigation Company,
as the owner of Titanic, for limitation of liability. Among the
documents are depositions of surviving passengers, blueprints of the
ship, claims of loss and photographs. Often in the first person, they
tell the story of the sinking in dramatic detail. In this video
National Archives archivist Bonnie Sauer, public programs specialist
Dorothy Dougherty, education specialist Christopher Zarr, education
technician Sara Pasquerello, and volunteer William Roaka talk about
their favorite Titanic documents in the holdings. The documents are
available to the public in New York City, and many can also be viewed on
the National Archives' online research system, ARC.
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