captain rostron

Italian doctor; 2nd Officer James Bisset; Roth [Rath],Hungarian Supernumerary Officer; Chief Engineer; 1st Officer Horace Dean; Assistant Purser; Purser E.F.G. Brown; Hungarian doctor;Chief Officer Hankinson; Captain A. H. Rostron; Dr Frank McGhee. 3rd Officer Eric Rees, 4th Officer Geoffrey Barnish

Holding the loving cup presented by survivors to Captain Rostron

Hello .... Are there any relatives of AH Rostron out there?.... My Mum was related to Captain Rostron (nee Madeleine Rostron) & think he was a Great Uncle... She would have been 100 now (born 13th March 1919)... Thanks... Trev

Hi all, Here we go for May.....enjoy! In your opinion, who was the most negligent Captain on the night of the Titanic disaster - Smith, Lord, Rostron or perhaps another? Why? Has one or more of them been unjustly portrayed - be it in a good or bad way - by the media and/or popular culture...

Captain Rostron I admire him very much for his work as captain on the night of the Titanic disaster, because it immediately changed their course the speed of 17 knots. For this he was commended for his action.

Hi! This is my first post in the forum. I am looking for pictures on Captain Rostron without his hat, and also interviews with him. Can anybody help me to find this? Greetings Carl