31 March 1909Titanic Keel LaidThomas Andrews
Titanic's keel is laid at Harland and Wolff, beginning construction of Yard Number 401.
Historical records for Ireland in 1909, rendered directly from the World History Database and ordered by month, day and event.
Titanic's keel is laid at Harland and Wolff, beginning construction of Yard Number 401.
After Shackleton's Nimrod Expedition fails to reach the South Pole despite setting a furthest-south record, Scott tells Crean that they should attempt the Pole themselves.
Inspects construction work as Titanic's hull rises on Slipway Number 3.
Supervises detailed drawing-office work as Titanic's design is translated into construction plans.
Oversees design principles used while Titanic's steel hull takes shape in Belfast.
Helps oversee preparations for construction of Harland and Wolff Yard Number 401.
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