Karen Kamuda, president of the Titanic Historical Society, believed the photo of the first-class menu was a replica known as the "Rosemead menu," which was described in a March 2002 article ...

Correction: An earlier version of this story misidentified the location of the Titanic Historical Society and Titanic Museum. They are in Indian Orchard, Mass. It sank 111 years ago Saturday ...

"There isn’t a simple answer," says Karen Kamuda, president of the Titanic Historical Society, which operates the Titanic Museum in Indian Orchard, Massachusetts. Those who join the society are ...

As Don Lynch, official historian of the Titanic Historical Society, explained to Reader's Digest, “People are fascinated by the Titanic today for the same reasons they’ve always been.

“One thing I have come to realize was the importance of the band during the voyage,” says Don Lynch, historian for the Titanic Historical Society. “People didn’t have radios ...

Don Lynch, historian of the Titanic Historical Society, told Salon he is often contacted online by people asking him if various bits of misinformation are true. Lynch blames amateur videos on ...

official historian for the Titanic Historical Society. “The largest ocean liner in the world, on its maiden voyage, supposedly unsinkable, loaded with some of the most famous names of the day ...

Don Lynch, the Titanic Historical Society’s historian, said there was some tourism in the 1990s and early this century, when there were both artifacts to find and Russian-made submersibles ...