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- The Titanic technical plans and drawings, along with Harland & Wolff shipyard materials, will be publicly accessible 114 years after sinking in April 1912.
- The archive is housed at the Ulster Folk Museum and contains hundreds of thousands of documents detailing ship design and construction.
- From Drawing Board to Slipway will catalog these materials and will be available online and by appointment, say officials from National Museums Northern Ireland.
