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Construction

An invitation to the launch	Visitors inspect the propellers	Lusitania prior to launch	Lusitania launch
Crowd watches the launch	Lusitania in New York Harbor	Lusitania docks in New York

Life Aboard Lucy

First Class Cabin	First Class Sitting Room	First Class Lounge	First Class Dining Room
First Class Smoking Room	Barber Shop	First Class Reading/Writing Room	Verandah Cafe
Second Class Cabin	Second Class Cabin	Second Class Public Room	Third Class Cabin

Final Voyage

Lusitania prepares to depart	Alfred Vanderbilt	Charles Frohman	Margaret Mackworth
	Walther Schwieger	One last view of New York	The last photo of Lusitania
British warships on patrol	Torpedo attack on a merhcant ship	Lusitania's boatdeck	Lusitania's boatdeck
Lusitania's boatdeck	The crew of the U-20	Depiction of the attack from the magazine "Sphere"	Painting of Lusitania by Ginger Mohlie Artscapes by Ginger
1915 depiction of the attack	1915 depiction of the torpedo impact	1915 depiction of the sinking	1915 depiction of the sinking
1915 depiction of the sinking	1915 depiction of the sinking

The Aftermath

Lusitania survivors	Lusitania survivors	An American victim is carried through town draped in the US flag	Victims are placed in coffins
A hearse prepares to depart with a Lusitania victim	Funeral procession out of Queenstown for unidentified victims	Mass grave for the unidentified victims of the sinking.	Cunard offices in London was swamped by people looking for news about the sinking
A rather disturbing photo of childre playing in Lusitania lifeboats at Queenstown.	Service at Westminster Abbey for the victims of the sinking	1915 New York Times front page reports on the disaster	The Official Inquiry
The Official Inquiry	1935 Artisit's rendition of the first dive on the wreck of Lusitania