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A view of Titanic Belfast while locals enjoy the sunny afternoon on the site where Titanic’s stern would once rest while under construction.

The Thomason Dry Dock is the cradle of Titanic

"Titanica", a sculpture by Rowan Gillespie depicting a diving female figure. made of bronze, it is mounted on a brass base, evoking the design of figureheads on ships' prows, and is a symbol of hope and positivity.

Titanic Dry Dock pump house approach noon.

Inside the dry dock, one can only imagine the scale of the Titanic’s Haul, perched on top of them with what can only be hoped is the original woodcuts that held the ship upright

This shot includes actors who portrayed Captain John Smith and First Officer Mr Murdoch

A candlelight vigil to commemorate the sinking. Participants light candles and make their way to Titanic’s slipways to reflect and pray for those lost in the tragedy.

The nomadic was a tender for Titanic, used to ferry passengers between the ship and the dock when the dock was too small for the ship to dock. The Nomadic is the only remaining vessel from the White Star Line fleet.

A shot of the Nomadic and Titanic Belfast together in one scene.

A shot some youths enrolee to explore the Nomadic with the Harland and Wolf trains (symbols of Belfast) in the background

crafted in northern Ireland this steel plate sign is similar to that used to construct Titanic. Weighing at 16 tonnes, it shares the same weight as Titanic's forward anchor

A close-up of the Titanic Belfast Centre and its 16-ton sign

The sign on the wall of the original Harland and Wolff HQ building

Even in the Erosion, one can find beauty. A piece of eroding iron from the gate that keeps the water out of Titanic Dry Dock

At the 104 year commemoration; "Night to remember" in Titanic Hotel Belfast, actors pose for a photo after a re-enact performance of periods in Titanic's history.

The ceiling over yet to be restored drawing rooms of the original Harland and Wolff HQ

One cuts stacked together in Titanic dry-dock these would be once used to hold the haul upright.

View of the clock on the titanic pump-house from within the dry dock approaching Noon on the day 104 years since the sinking.

Titanic Quarter

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14 April 2018

Titanic Quarter