edith rosenbaum

London Reunion ... recalls Ship tragedy

The letter was written in 1970 to Kezia Norah Mathews (1901-1984) a daughter of Mary Roberts.

Published a year after the Titanic went down, survivor Edith Rosenbaum Russell’s first extensive account of her experiences in the disaster is seldom read today. With an introduction by Randy Bigham, Encyclopedia Titanica makes Edith’s detailed and emotional story available online for the first...

https://www.encyclopedia-titanica.org/fragment-of-edith-russells-lucky-pig-to-sell-at-auction-14071.html

Somewhere in The Making Of feature in the Criterion DVD there is a brief video clip of an old woman, it is implied she was a survivor. The person being interviewed is talking about survivors they contacted either before the movie was made or before the book was written, I forget which. I've...

Dear ET Message Board Members and Friends, Over the last year my main research focus has shifted from my proposed book on "Lucile" (now thankfully re-agented)to an in-depth article on Edith Rosenbaum Russell. The amount of source material that has accumulated for this piece has been more...

The article I've been working on re: Edith Rosenbaum, later Russell, is coming along nicely. My thanks to George Behe, Michael Poirier and others who've been helping me with this. I'm waiting for a few pictures to come in - including 2 from the Library of Congress Prints Dept - to go along...

I have been reading from two sources (I'm not sure if I can trust them, though) that Miss Edith Russell had a second cabin only for the dresses she was bringing in New York, in the vicinity of her own stateroom, A11. The first of my sources is Charles Pellegrino's book, and the second is a...