These ships, known as Olympic-class, were built more for comfort than for speed. The Olympic and the Titanic were the first to be constructed, and the Britannic was added later.

This video explores the full saga of the Olympic-class ocean liners, built to dominate transatlantic travel. Discover the ambition, success, and heartbreak behind the ships that changed maritime ...

Of the three ships built by White Star Line only the Olympic was able to survive. Built in 1911 , its first voyage was in June of that same year. It was not without its own problems and damaged ...

It is her near-identical sister ship The Olympic," a Nov. 29 Facebook post said. ... on the Olympic, first-class passengers had slipped on the uncovered forward end of the deck. ...

When it comes to building boats, a WSF 2016 report stated, "Vigor Industrial has delivered the later ferries in both the Kwa-di Tabil class and in the Olympic class of vessels (the 144-car) on ...

Another of the ships, Olympic, was put into service the year before, on June 14, 1911, and retired in 1935, with many of its fixtures and fittings auctioned off before it was scrapped.