19 Creepy Pictures From The Titanic Before It Sank

The RMS Titanic Of The White Star Line makes its way from Southampton to Queenstown, Ireland in 1912.

Purser Hugh Walter McElroy and Captain Edward J. Smith aboard the Titanic during the run from Southampton to Queenstown, Ireland. The man who took the photograph, Rev. F.M. Browne, got off at Queenstown, three days before the ship hit an iceberg and sank.

Passengers stroll past neatly arranged deck chairs on the deck of the ship.

The RMS Titanic in port during 1912.

The Titanic's lifeboats are seen positioned in their davits.

The First Class staircase leading to the ships exquisite À la Carte Restaurant.

Leather chairs arranged around dinner tables in the ship's main dining room.

Situated right outside of the À la Carte Restaurant, the first class Café Parisien offered sweeping views of the ocean and wicker furniture.

A spacious patio on the Titanic deck with reclining wicker chairs for lounging.

The reading room on the upper promenade on the Titanic.

The swimming pool located on the middle deck of the ship.

The First Class Lounge on board RMS Titanic.

The Titanic as she left port on her ill-fated voyage in 1912.