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Thomas Andrews designed the “Dream.” Walter Lord re-ignited passion in it. Robert Ballard found it. Ken Marschall opened an unbelievable artistic window to it. James Cameron showed us through big screen magic what she and her era was like.
And with the help of millions, Joseph Ricker is leading the charge to bring Titanic’s story full circle by putting the pieces in place for a newbuild named “Titan.”
The last storied chapter in Titanic’s legacy is obviously clear and is now on the verge of being read.
That final chapter begins by bringing the spirit of Titanic into the 21st century as a symbol of what can be possible again, and to offer the world a new and dynamic window to peer back into a spectacular era which was the grand age of trans-Atlantic ship travel.
Titanic in her brief time was what was new technologically, what was felt artistically and creatively, and she was presented to the 1912 world as the “Ship of Dreams.”
A newbuild is the logical answer to the tens of millions of people worldwide captivated by Titanic’s incredible story who yearn for something more than books or movies. Titan will fill that void, and she won’t disappoint. She will be a new “Dream” for a new era, a true ocean-going vessel with no peer. She will embody the power and spirit of Titanic though will never replace her unique legacy. Instead, Titan will create her own special niche in the maritime record.
And with the assistance of all those millions who believe in that spirit, she will move quickly into reality.
The time has come to begin this odyssey.
The time has come to construct the “Ship of Ages.”
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Our Vision
The world’s largest ocean liner, Titan, a ship that will honor the legacy of the Titanic, travel the world and provide an educational platform to Titanic and the age of trans-Atlantic ship travel, while benefitting the health and well being of sick and needy children worldwide
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| The Latest ... - Wednesday, July 14, 2010It has been a while since we've updated our current announcements, so here's the latest:
- The Foundation is still on target to complete the Initial Design of Titan by December.
- Chairman Ricker is continuing to recruit for the Foundation's initial Board seats, though he had to recently take some personal time off to attend to some family health issues. He has returned and continues to lead the organization.
- An overhauled website is currently in the planning stage, and the SS Titan Foundation welcomes your suggestions.
- To pledge your support, the Foundation recommends adding your name to our Facebook page, listed under SS Titan Foundation.
- This website continues to gain grassroots support worldwide, with the latest stats showing individuals from 88 countries worldwide, (encompassing 1,902 cities) regularly accessing us here. Thank you!
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| An Interview with the Chairman - Sunday, October 11, 2009Click here to view an interview with SS Titan Foundation Chairman Joseph Ricker ... (Part 1) read more ... |
| An Interview with the Chairman - Sunday, October 11, 2009 |
| The passing of Millvina Dean - Sunday, May 31, 2009The SS Titan Foundation is deeply saddened by the passing today of Millvina Dean, Titanic's last living survivor, ironic as today also marks the 98th anniversary of Titanic's launch from Harland and Wolff.
It was hoped that she would stay with us until at least the completion of Titan, where we had hoped she would christen her.
We join the millions of Titanic enthusiasts around the world in mourning her loss today, she will be sorely missed ...
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| Chairman's Video Message - Tuesday, May 26, 2009A message taped for our supporters from the Queen Mary in Long Beach, California on April 6, 2009. read more ... |
| Harland & Wolff Proposal - Thursday, May 21, 2009 |
| Infomercial Sneak Peek - Wednesday, May 13, 2009 For a sneak peek at an infomercial the SS Titan Foundation is developing, visit this YouTube link (for a clearer view, click the HD button under the video window). read more ... |
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