⭐ The Last Survivor of the Titanic – Millvina Dean (1912–2009) Did You Know? 🕊️ Millvina Dean was the last living survivor of the RMS Titanic. She was only 2 months old during the voyage, making her the youngest passenger onboard. Millvina, her mother, and her brother were rescued in Lifeboat 10, but her father sadly did not survive the sinking. Even though she had no memories of the disaster, she spent her life honoring the story of the Titanic and the people who were lost. Rest in eternal pea

TITANIC: AN IMMERSIVE VOYAGE. Opens at Union Station, Kansas City, on Saturday, November 8. Join us for a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to experience the story of the Titanic like never before. Advance ticket purchase is highly recommended— only a limited number of admissions are available each day. • Witness the ship's construction, walk her glorious halls, come face-to-face with the iceberg, and experience the ship's dramatic final moments. • Explore immersive galleries and dramatic room re-c

The Last Voices of the Titanic 🕯️ 🧐 Did you know? The last known survivors of the RMS Titanic lived well into the late 20th and early 21st centuries. Among them were: Millvina Dean — the youngest passenger aboard Titanic at just 2 months old, who became the last living survivor. She passed away in 2009 at the age of 97. Lillian Asplund, who lost her father and three brothers, died in 2006 — the last American survivor. Barbara West, another infant passenger, died in 2007. Their stories remind u

#OnThisDay 1912: Titanic sank with the loss of more than 1,500 lives. The youngest survivor, Millvina Dean, was just nine weeks of age. She spoke to Blue Peter shortly after James Cameron's 1997 film was released. | BBC Archive