The centenary commemoration for World War I dominates our image of the year 1914, but it once held great promise for Liverpool’s vibrant shipping industry. On May 30, 1914, one of the greatest ...

In the aftermath of the ‘Titanic’ — which sank 101 years ago today [Apr. 15] — the Aquitania was one of the first ships to be equipped with lifeboats for all passengers and crew.

Leafing through the Telegraph's century-old archives as part of the paper's First World War coverage, we found a story about how the soon-to-be-launched RMS Aquitania, which would - among other ...

In Towards a New Architecture, Le Corbusier revealed his obsession with the RMS Aquitania—a 3,230-person cruise ship designed by Leonard Peskett that first set sail in 1913. For Corb ...

Travel back in time to 1932 and book yourself a first-class suite on the luxurious passenger liner RMS Aquitania, but take care, for among your fellow well-heeled passengers is an elegant ruthless ...

On May 30, 1914, one of the greatest ocean liners of all time, Cunard’s superlliner RMS Aquitania, started her maiden voyage from Liverpool to New York. Aquitania only made three round trips ...