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Name: Jeremy Atkins From: Georgia Time: 1999-02-23 22:27:25 Comments: Good, informative site |
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Name: Michele Castro From: Orlando, Florida Time: 1999-02-23 20:14:17 Comments: Thank you for taking the time to create this site & compile all the interesting data! I'm originally from New Jersey, but when I was in the 4th grade, one of the Titanic survivors (unfortunately, I cannot remember her name) came to our class (I believe our teacher was related to her husband)to answer any questions we had. Since then, I've had an avid interest in the R.M.S. Titanic. Here in Orlando, the "Titanic: Ship of Dreams" permanent museum will open on April 10th. If you're interested in getting information, the phone # is (407) 248-1166. Keep up the good work! |
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Name: Daniel E. Reardon From: Canada` Time: 1999-02-23 18:13:44 Comments: Would like to hear from anyone who may have info on survivor Hannah Riordan, age 21, from Kingwilliamstown (Ballydesmond). |
| Name: Emily Barlean Time: 1999-02-23 17:23:53 Comments: I love the story of Titanic I read it all the time I love looking up stuff about it The new movie by James Cameron was awsome! I come into your web page almost every day. Thanks alot< Emily |
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Name: O. Holm From: FL Time: 1999-02-23 17:02:33 Comments: Thank you! Finally a comprehensive historic Titanic site! Please keep it up, and expand as more info is available.... |
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Name: melissa lemoine From: mamou Time: 1999-02-23 07:01:53 Comments: i would like to know more about this jack dawson guy |
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Name: Holli Kemmer From: Fargo, ND Time: 1999-02-23 06:56:57 Comments: I really like being able to see the different views by clicking on an arrow on the plans of the different decks. Nice job. |
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Name: Leslie Anne Hiett From: Missoula, MT Time: 1999-02-23 03:31:48 Comments: Fascinating web site! I especially liked the old footage of the Titanic. |
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Name: Kevin Fulford From: Canada Time: 1999-02-23 03:07:19 Comments: The best Titanic site on the web! Thanks for all the information about the actual passengers. It's nice to see the real people instead of hollywood stars. It keeps the story real. We should all be thankful for everyday we have. |
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Name: Bill Jacobitz From: Grand Rapids Mi Time: 1999-02-23 02:01:02 Comments: Yes, I would like to know who built the lights for the Titanic. |
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Name: BreAnn From: California Time: 1999-02-23 00:52:46 Comments: I am at school right now and it is a project that we did that we had to pick a passanger then do and oral report on that person. I think that this site is really interesting and espeacially since Im so in to the Titanic. I think that is really neat that you can see the deck plans and everything. I have recently go tthe Titanic game from Cyberflix for Christmas. I think that is really interesting and that is what really drew me in to the whole Titanic idea. If you have not seen it you can walk the deck and talk to people. I doont know if you get to experiance the whole sinking dramr because I havent got that far yet. But if you know tell me because I would reall like to know! |
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Name: Courtney From: Pennsylvania Time: 1999-02-22 23:11:44 Comments: I like this site! It gives alot of goood information that people might need to know! I needed alot of info and I got it right here! It kind of makes you feel what it would have been like! Thank You! |
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Name: Mike From: Oklahoma Time: 1999-02-22 22:45:19 Comments: Best Titanic site I have seen and I have seen a LOT of them. Am building minicraft model of Titanic and have found much useful info. here. Also personal accounts and stories make it a much richer experience. Thank you. |
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Name: Michael Anderson From: Southampton England Time: 1999-02-22 22:31:33 Comments: My grandfather was F holden a fireman on the titanic he never sailed on the maiden voyage and was classed as a deserter,he had been on the sea trials with her but failed to get on board after being refused at the gangway by James Moody,god bless him,all of the substitue firemen perished,so we must thank James Moody for saving our lives |
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Name: Melissa Schreiber From: CA Time: 1999-02-22 22:28:57 Comments: I really like titanic the movie and thanks to your homepage I can find a lot of information to help finish my report! |
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Name: Heidi From: mi Time: 1999-02-22 22:02:21 Comments: if any one has info on charles painter or frank painter they where both firemen on the titanic they may have been related to me |
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Name: coby From: canada Time: 1999-02-22 21:36:26 Comments: your page is exellent! |
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Name: Carly Merger From: New Jersey Time: 1999-02-22 20:59:33 Comments: I think this is the best thing that has been created on the Internet. I am always interested in reading new things about the Titanic. |
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Name: Stacy Olds From: Marble Falls, TX Time: 1999-02-22 18:59:47 Comments: This was an interesting site. I've always been interested in the Titanic, and this site offered me information I had never heard before. Thanks. |
| Name: Linda Gibbins (aka Gibbons) From: Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada Time: 1999-02-22 18:33:26 Comments: I may be related to Mr. Jacob Gibbons, he lived in South Hampton, England, before boarding the Titanic as a second class saloon steward. Of where he ended up afterwards I do not know (Canada? U.S.?) If anyone has information: Linda Gibbins 203-777A Kingsway Ave Thunder Bay, Ont CAN P7E 2B3 |
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Name: KIMBERLY HEIN From: WEST VIRGINIA Time: 1999-02-22 16:34:20 Comments: THE SITE IS GREAT MY CHILD IS WORKING ON A REPORT FOR SCHOOL AND THIS WAS JUST WHAT SHE IS LOOKING FOR THANKS |
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Name: Dynomite32 a.k.a. Kris From: newjersey, usa Time: 1999-02-22 05:43:47 Comments: i came on for notes on a project but stayed to satisfy my interest and curiosity. this site is so much better than others because there's actual information! i must say it was a very informating experience. Thank You. |
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Name: John Demmer From: Nutley, NJ Time: 1999-02-22 04:35:29 Comments: Hi, A search of my family name Demmer produced one hit with a 4 star rating on this site. A notation said that the search word Demmer was not part of the top of the page. I checked the page given and all links tied to it, but could find no mention of a Demmer. Does anyone have an idea how I got a 4 star hit from the site? Please email me. Thank you. - John Demmer |
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Name: Abby From: USA Time: 1999-02-22 04:07:18 Comments: Great work! |
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Name: LIFESCAN From: MUSKEGON, MI Time: 1999-02-22 03:18:49 Comments: I LIKE SITE I THINK IT REALLY COOL AND YOU CAN FIND SO MUCH INFORMATION ON THE TITANIC, IT MAKES THE TIME GO BY SO MUCH FASTER WE YOU DON'T HAVE ANYTHING ELSE TO DO. |
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Name: Walter Weart From: Colorado Time: 1999-02-22 03:07:31 Comments: I was fascinated to find a relative Stephen Weart Blackwell listed as a Titanic passenger. I remember my grandmother who was about 15, when the Titanic sank, stating that we had a distant relative on board but I never knew the whole story until now |
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Name: dave berta From: ohio Time: 1999-02-22 02:14:45 Comments: Hey I would just like to say that your site is terrific, and it ia a wonderful expierence to look at all the info. great job. |
| Name: bullet Time: 1999-02-22 02:03:45 Comments: where were the first class passengers boarded. where did they board?? |
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Name: Brianna Bump From: New York Time: 1999-02-22 01:56:22 Comments: I am doing research for school on the Titanic and I just love all the stuff that is in this web site. I am wanting to use the maps but I can't seem to get the whole picture of the maps to all print out. I think that I need to use the IPX viewer. I have downloaded it but I just am not smart enough to figure out how to use it. Does anyone have any idea? It would really be great if someone could help me. If so, thank you ahead of time. Bri |
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Name: PAUL STEWART From: SHEPPEY KENT Time: 1999-02-22 01:08:43 Comments: THE PICTURES WERE VERY GOOD, COULD DO WITH LARGE PICTURE OF SHIP |
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Name: Richard Davis From: chicago Time: 1999-02-22 01:08:28 Comments: This is a wonderfully informative site. |
| Name: Tim From: Pennsylvania Time: 1999-02-22 00:32:46 Comments: Lots of good information. I'm very interested in the Titanic and other ships that sank. I have a video game with a sunken ship. (I'm seven years old.) |
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Name: leanna87 From: north carolina Time: 1999-02-21 23:47:04 Comments: i love your emailsite.but i was wondering did you every find the blue heart.that the bought her???i cant remeber her name.all i can remeber is this they aboraded she was going to marry this man that bought her the necklace.it was blue but she fell in love with a nother man i think his name was jack.she was going to get off with jack when they got new york!but the ship sunk.so did you find the necklace....if you did not send me the other answers to my email address. goota go I'M A TITANIC LOVER! leanna |
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Name: Janet A. Kunz From: Philadelphia, PA/Page,AZ Time: 1999-02-21 23:24:37 Comments: My Grand Aunt Ms. Anna Ward (later Mrs. Anna Moynahan) was a survivor of the Titanic. She was the personal maid and companion of Mrs. Charlotte Cardeza. When my Grand Aunt realized that the Titanic was sinking, she took a handful of items and put them into the pocket of her fur coat (under which she wore a nightie). Mrs. Cardeza told my Grand Aunt to keep the items that she had rescued. My sister, my daughter and I are fortunate enough to have some of these items. There is a lot of family history involved with the Cardeza family, two of my Aunts (who have since passed away) worked for Mrs. Cardeza as well as my Mother who was Mrs. Cardeza's secretary in the middle 1930's. The Cardeza estate was at Washington Lane and Morton Street in the Germantown section of Philadelphia, PA. Our family considers the fact that my Grand Aunt was on the Titanic a wonderful part of our history. We also feel very fortunate to have various items from the Cardeza estate ( including some items from the Titanic). Later on in my life, 1989) I was in a boating accident and spent sixteen hours in the water. I can't swim but kept telling myself that if my Grand Aunt could survive the sinking of the Titanic, I could certainly survive the boat wreck that I was in. I think that believing that saved my life.. |
| Name: JENNIFER BLEVINS From: FLORIDA Time: 1999-02-21 23:07:55 Comments: HEY THANKS I LOVE TITANIC I HAVE LOVED AND BEEN HYPNOTIZED BY IT! LOVE TO ALL! REST IN PEACE TITANIC I LOVE YOU |
| Name: Honey From: Huntingdonshire Time: 1999-02-21 22:42:54 Comments: i`m searching for a relative who died. she came from pidley but we don`t know her name. Her maiden name could have been Smith. |
| Name: MICHAEL SIM From: INVERURIE:ABERDEENSHIRE:SCOTLAND Time: 1999-02-21 21:42:25 Comments: HI I LIKE TITANIC. |
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Name: Marianne Reed From: Virginia Time: 1999-02-21 21:31:21 Comments: This is the best factual page I have found on the sinking of the Titanic. I have linked from my Titanic page to yours and appreciate all of the information you have given. I thoroughtly enjoyed my visit and hope many more will visit your page through mine. |
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Name: Gina Phillips From: Missouri Time: 1999-02-21 21:22:09 Comments: I find your sight on the Titanic very insightful. |
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Name: EDUARDO PUCCA From: BRAZIL Time: 1999-02-21 21:13:38 Comments: I couldn't even image that such an important collection of informations about Titanic was available to the public! Nice job! Eduardo |
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Name: Richard Swaine From: Emsworth, Hampshire, England Time: 1999-02-21 20:04:00 Comments: I read in a local Dorset paper recently of a Titanic survivor named Jacob Gibbons from Studland, near Swanage in Dorset. The article said he was a cook abroard the Titanic. The article continued to explain how the daughter of Jacob Gibbons, Freda Gibbons told of how her father escaped from the galley far below deck by opening a little unnoticed green door in the galley. Somehow, the article says, Jacob Gibbons found his way into one of the lifeboats. However, on scanning the crew lists from your site, there is no reference to one Jacob Gibbons. Can anyone solve this mystery ? |
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Name: Cheryl Gallagher From: Youngstown,Ohio Time: 1999-02-21 18:22:45 Comments: I've been interested in the Titanic for a long time.When I first find out about it I was a teenager.I got the book A Night To Remember by Walter Lord.Then I was hook.Anything about the Titanic that I can get my hands on,I want.This site here is a excellent.Anything on the Titanic,it's here.You can bet I will but this site on my computer.Because I'm coming back to it again,again. Once again great site.Keep up the great work! A Titanic Fan. |
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Name: francis x. doerr From: milltown n.j. Time: 1999-02-21 17:04:11 Comments: really interesting info about a very tragic part of our history . |
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Name: pam and Vic From: FORFAR SCOTLAND! Time: 1999-02-21 16:21:11 Comments: THIS IS AN EXCELLENT WEBSITE AND ITS EMOTIONAL WHEN YOU SEE ALL THE INDIVIDUAL PHOTOS OF PEOPLE.iT'S PRETTY COOL . OVER TO VIC. THIS IS A REALLY EXCELLENT WEB-SITE AND IT WAS VERY MOVING. I WILL BE TELLING ALL MY FRIENDS ABOUT THIS. HONESTLY THIS SITE IS TRULY AMAZING. |
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Name: Larry D. From: Pittsburgh,Pa. Time: 1999-02-21 16:08:25 Comments: This Ship and its Passengers will NEVER be forgotten ! |
| Name: TONYA LEHMAN From: sauk rapids minnesota Time: 1999-02-21 09:44:42 Comments: YESTERDAY FEB 2OTH 1999, I WAS IN ST PAUL MINNESOTA WHERE I STOOD FEET FROM THE TITANICS WHISTLE AS THEY BLEW HER FOR THE FIRST TIME IN ALMOST 87 YEARS,I CAN TELL YOU, THAT IS A SOUND I'LL NEVER FORGET AS IT BROUGHT TEARS TO MY EYES.THIS IS A WONDERFUL SIGHT,THANKYOU FOR SHARING ALL OF THIS WITH THE WORLD! |
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Name: Scott Bailey From: Seattle, Washington Time: 1999-02-21 08:52:47 Comments: I have only begun to explore your website.....and what I have seen is excellent. |
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Name: James Richard Millar From: Nerang/Queensland/Australia Time: 1999-02-21 06:18:19 Comments: This is another interesting website on Titanic.I have been interested about the topic for years. Something my late father said in passing many years ago about one of his fathers cousins perishing on the ship. Possibly Extra 5th Engineer Robert Millar. His place of residence was not that far from where my father was born Kilmarnock. |
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Name: P Russell From: WI Time: 1999-02-21 06:03:49 Comments: Very informative,especially on individual passengers. |
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Name: Lori Time: 1999-02-21 05:54:38 Comments: Today our family witnessed the historic sounding of the Titanic whistles, sounded for the first time since the ship sank. 'Titanic, the Exhibit"is now in St. Paul, Minnesota. Anyone that will be in the area should definitely stop in to spend several hours looking at recovered artifacts, learning about passengers, viewing the memorial wall, and seeing a 20x30 foot section of the hull. For those of you looking for interesting information, there is a very small company in New York that has the publication rights to the first magazine ever printed about the sinking. in 1912. It is full of interesting photos and little known information-facts about stowaways on board, letters from the king of england, etc. I will research the contact information. If interested, e-mail me and I will forward it to you. |
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Name: Lori Griggs Time: 1999-02-21 05:36:08 Comments: Witnessed the historic sounding of the Titanic whistles today in st. Paul Minnesota. It was an exciting day! Researched a passenger with the last name of "Parr" from England, very possibly a relative. This is a great site! |
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Name: Lee Manning From: Texas Time: 1999-02-21 03:00:59 Comments: I have seen the movie TITANIC many times. It is a great movie and has served to intrigue many people regarding the Titanic and how she sank. I wanted to applaud you for all your efforts to provide historically correct information regarding this tragedy. Your efforts are appreciated. |
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Name: Dana miller From: Indiana Time: 1999-02-21 02:39:02 Comments: this is a great website |
| Name: LESLEY TAINSH From: SCOTLAND Time: 1999-02-20 23:21:41 Comments: GREAT SITE |
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Name: Charlie From: San Diego Time: 1999-02-20 22:30:20 Comments: Great Site. I was looking for any information having to do with the 4 chinese people found in the bottom of the lifeboat described in Lawrence Beesley's account. Any info please pass the information or sites to Deaudrop|at|aol.com Thanks. |
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Name: Sylvie From: Canada Time: 1999-02-20 21:51:53 Comments: I love this site, and I want to thank the people who created it, it`s helping write a story on Titanic. Sylvie |
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Name: Hazel Brooks From: Coventy, england Time: 1999-02-20 21:47:33 Comments: Excellent, really interesting |
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Name: Cindy Nielsen From: Dubuque, IA Time: 1999-02-20 19:17:40 Comments: I signed the guestbook on 13-17 Oct. 1998, looking for information on a possible relative, Linhart Wenzel. While looking through the Encyclopedia Titanic/Titanic Body List, I was able to find a brief description on Linhart Wenzel's body that was found after the sinking. I am now looking for more information on him, i.e., where did he live, what was the purpose of his voyage on the Titanic, who claimed his body and where is he buried? Any information would help. Many Thanks, Cindy Nielsen |
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Name: Tracy Viles From: Spring Hill, KS Time: 1999-02-20 18:42:46 Comments: A powerful webpage I hope to see around for a long time. |
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Name: Daniel Burroughs From: St.Petersburg Florida USA Time: 1999-02-20 18:31:00 Comments: This is a really cool site. I am very interested in the Titanic. I am only 10 and a half years old. |
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Name: John Zink From: oklahoma Time: 1999-02-20 17:46:37 Comments: Hi, Does anbody have any information about a Titanic Beltbuckle issued to first class passengers and The Captains Crew by the Rothschild company? What would this item be worth ? Please email john.zink|at|mailcity.com |
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Name: SANDRA BARLOW From: LONDON ONTARIO CANADA Time: 1999-02-20 17:30:01 Comments: BEST INFORMATION I HAVE YET READ.I HAD HEARD MANY YEARS AGO THAT MY GRANDMOTHER WAS TO BE ON TITANIC BUT THANKGOODNESS NEVER TRAVELLED.I DID DISCOVER 2 OTHER BARLOWS ON THE CREW AND WOULD BE INTERESTED TO KNOW IF THEY ARE RELATED.WHICH I HOPE TO FIND OUT IN THE FUTURE.THANK YOU FOR THE INFORMATION KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK. |
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Name: J.Bunting From: England Time: 1999-02-20 13:29:28 Comments: Had hoped to find details of James Allsop who according to his Derbyshire gravestone was 'drownded in the Titanic' To date I have not found his name on passenger or crew lists, still looking. |
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Name: Tamara Eder From: Germany Time: 1999-02-20 12:01:27 Comments: Hi PEOPLE! I need HELP ! Please can anybody give me the web-site where I can find the course of Titanic ??? PLEASE MAIL ME AS SOON AS POSSIBLE ! It´s urgent ! Bye and thanx Tamara |
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Name: Janeen Gregory From: Dillard, Georgia Time: 1999-02-20 05:01:41 Comments: I hope that no more "raisings" are done....let these poor people that died be in peace |
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Name: Patrick Trudel From: Montreal, Canada Time: 1999-02-20 04:43:43 Comments: Just to say that you are my favorite TITANIC site. I come each day and search for new detail about the ship, passengers, crew.. Keep on your good work. |
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Name: Janelle Walker Warden From: TN > FL Time: 1999-02-20 03:05:23 Comments: Great website! I have always like stories about the TITANTIC! This was just perfect, very interesting. I will probably be returning from time to time. I have already linked the web site to friends. Who is William Anderson Walker, a first class passenger? Let me know if anyone links his name to a web site? |
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Name: Thom Christmann From: Trenton, Ontario, Canada Time: 1999-02-20 02:51:25 Comments: Great site, I spent a lot of time here reading and discovered that a passenger, Emil Christmann, with the same last name as myself. I was curious if you have any additional information about him? |
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Name: Roy From: Canada/USA Time: 1999-02-20 02:15:49 Comments: I am trying to locate anyone who is related to either Bill Mintram or Walter Hurst , both were fireman on the Titanic. Both may have been from Southhampton UK. I am a great grandson of Bill Mintram. I believe that someone by the name of Peter Andrews is related to Walter Hurst and may know something. I would appreciate any help... Thanks, Roy |
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Name: Tammy O'Connor From: Key West Time: 1999-02-20 02:01:06 Comments: This a wonderful sight, sure to be one of the best reference sources of the Titanic disaster. Would like more information on the Californian. |
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Name: Hannah From: USA Time: 1999-02-20 01:19:40 Comments: This site is a wonderful site for people that need specific information about one topic, but if you don't know what you're looking for, it gets sort of boring and like-"uh, I don't know what to do on this site". Good job, anyway! |
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Name: Shirley Franklin From: Colorado - originally Mich Time: 1999-02-19 23:02:22 Comments: My husband's great uncle - Charles FRANKLIN - left England to meet his brother Rupert FRANKLIN b.9/12/1881(my husband's gfather) in Halifax, Canada. Of course, Charles FRANKLIN didn't make it. He was a 3rd class passenger on Titanic. Rupert made his way to Michigan and died in Michigan. Comments anyone? |
| Name: LEAH FRANCIS From: BIRMINGHAM, UK Time: 1999-02-19 22:06:51 Comments: Enjoyed looking at your site |
| Name: JOE FRANCIS From: BIRMINGHAM, UK Time: 1999-02-19 22:03:05 Comments: Enjoyed looking at your site |
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Name: Jennifer Morgan From: Marble Falls Texas Time: 1999-02-19 20:52:27 Comments: Were there any disasters that followed the sinking of Titanic that took place around the same time period??? |
| Name: Mark From: Lubbock,Tx. Time: 1999-02-19 20:47:31 Comments: I like the things on this and keep up the good work oh and man do I like the TITANIC |
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Name: Jane Boucher Frost From: Pineville, Missouri Time: 1999-02-19 19:14:06 Comments: Wonderful research! |
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Name: paul mcnamara From: republic of ireland Time: 1999-02-19 12:24:46 Comments: I FOUND THIS WEB SITE TO BE VERY INTERESTING |
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Name: Andrea Rybarski From: Nova Scotia Time: 1999-02-19 03:52:24 Comments: i just wanted to say that i enjoyed reading the stories of the survivors. i watched the movie a million times and i enjoyed it. the stories of the people that survived is incredible. The "ship of dreams" will be remembered always. Sometimes I wonder what was really going thru the people's minds that night. Some were brave and stayed behind,knowing there weren't enough lifeboats for all. Those people I look to. I look for the ones who are still alive to tell the story too, but the ones that purposely stayed behind are special too. I don't mean to sound rude. It's not meant that way. I've looked up this info since the movie came out,I'm intriguied by it now. I need to learn more I suppose. Very good job with the net sites. |
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Name: lefever Time: 1999-02-19 02:33:22 Comments: looked for reletives on the ship thank you don|at||at||at| |
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Name: April Jones From: Virginia Time: 1999-02-19 00:06:48 Comments: I am doing a project on the Titanic and I found alot of information on the web page that helped me out a great deal! Thanks and this is a great page! |
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Name: Catherine Gainford Moran From: Ireland Time: 1999-02-18 22:02:18 Comments: Have a great interest in TITANIC and when I first logged onto the Internet one of the first sites I looked for was info about the great disaster. This site is so interesting, many hours taken up here just browsing, I have even checked the passenger lists for possible ancestors who emigrated and perhaps never got there. |
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Name: Kelsey From: Nebraska Time: 1999-02-18 21:12:07 Comments: I like your page...very good info. I applaud you! |
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Name: Mary Rouillard From: Harpswell, Maine USA Time: 1999-02-18 14:32:35 Comments: I am amazed at all the information,and so well done. |
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Name: George Hess From: Brick, NJ Time: 1999-02-18 14:17:53 Comments: CCool Page |
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Name: A.L.PRIESTLEY From: New Zealand Time: 1999-02-18 08:23:37 Comments: My husband has a total fasination with everything to do with the Titanica and is so pleased that I stumbled across this. I also find it fasinating. It's hard to understand the sadness of what happened and reading about the reality of it all brings tears. My son at present is about to begin a study on the titanic and now he has the information at hand. This is a wonderful site and we'll all be visiting often. Thank you for making this possible and a reality. |
| Name: Barbara McCall From: Woodstock, GA Time: 1999-02-18 04:37:33 Comments: My seventh grade gifted students are currently reading the book A NIGHT TO REMEMBER. Each student drew a character's name and had to read the book through that character's eyes. Then they were to do further research on their character to share with the rest of the class. This sight will be invaluable to my students. I found the information very interesting. I read the account of the mummy several years ago. I shared that theory with the students and they were fascinated. Keep up the good work! Barbara |
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Name: Mary Scully From: Connecticut Time: 1999-02-18 02:49:34 Comments: This is a great website. My Grandmother told me along time ago that we had a relative that was on the Titanic with the last name of Gustafson. I have been searching for a passanger list for a while and I found it on your site. There were 3 with the last name of Gustafson but I don't know which one or if all were related. Thanks again for all your help. |
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Name: Tracy Pendergrast From: Anchorage, Alaska Time: 1999-02-18 02:23:48 Comments: Yours is one of the more informative and easy to use Titanic websites that I've seen, and believe me, I have seen many. As I perused your guestbook, I see that many people have requested information on the first class menu for the last night before she sank. I would also like this information. Actually, I am wondering if there are any photos or reproductions of the menu, and where I can obtain one. Please feel free to email me with any information that you have. At this point, I'll take the minutest tidbit. Thank you very much. |
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Name: Pierre Fillion From: Québec, Canada Time: 1999-02-18 01:59:48 Comments: Wonderful Web Site. Full of relevant information about Titanic and his passengers. I had already write to you, few months ago, about a third class passenger (Mr. Harold Reynolds) found a couple a weeks after the sinking by a captain based in Quebec. A museum located near from Quebec city exposed a buoy who served to take the body back to the shore. |
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Name: Paul Gordon From: Philadelphia, PA Time: 1999-02-18 00:51:17 Comments: I have tried to get files on the following passengers and get no file found. Does anyone know how to get this information? Christopher Head Wycoff VanDerhoef |
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Name: Bryan Coleman From: Illinois Time: 1999-02-18 00:24:07 Comments: I love evrything and anything about TITANIC and its history! She was, ahem, "...the largest moving object ever made by the hand of man in all history." But since she was thought "unsinkable by God", God did indeed sink her. It is sad. So many things happened that could have been avoided and saved the ship, like if the lookouts like F. Fleet had binoculars, he could have seen the berg in time to have it turned. Plus, with the mythic order to speed up by J. Bruce Ismay, was just plain arrogance. True it was a large and remarkable vessel, it could never stand the forces of nature. Sincerely, Bryan Coleman, TITANIC Lover 4 Life |
