Sinking of the Titanic: Memorial Edition (Hardcover)

First published in 1912, Jay Henry Mowbray’s Sinking of the Titanic: Memorial Edition remains one of the earliest and most powerful contemporary accounts of the world’s greatest maritime tragedy.

Compiled in the immediate aftermath of the disaster, this memorial volume presents eyewitness testimonies, survivor statements, and detailed reports of that fateful April night when the Titanic—the pride of modern engineering—met its ruin in the cold Atlantic. Through vivid narrative and documentary precision, Mowbray captures both the human courage and unthinkable loss that defined the tragedy, from the orchestra’s final hymn to the desperate struggle for survival in the lifeboats.

Part history, part elegy, Sinking of the Titanic: Memorial Edition stands as a monument to the lives lost and the lessons learned. It preserves the moral and emotional gravity of an event that forever altered humanity’s faith in progress and power.

Complete and unabridged Memorial Edition by Jay Henry Mowbray (Hardcover)

Includes authentic eyewitness accounts, survivor stories, and official reports

A cornerstone work for students of maritime history, human endurance, and early 20th-century journalism

Essential reading for collectors of historical narratives, disaster chronicles, and Americana