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What is recorded here

Thomas Andrews, chief designer of RMS Titanic, lived in this street in County Antrim before dying when the ship went down. That is why the small plaque exists. It turns an ordinary road into a place where a great ship was imagined, built and lost.

This commemorative plaque records: Thomas Andrews, Chief Designer of RMS Titanic, lived in this street. He was a member of the Harland & Wolff Guarantee Group for Titanic and lost his life on the voyage. Recorded plaque organisation: Titanic Foundation.

Thomas Andrews was the chief designer of the RMS Titanic and perished during its ill-fated maiden voyage in 1912, making him a poignant symbol of the disaster's human cost.

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