grief

A project touched by sorrow, the palatial Miramar estate in Rhode Island was completed in 1915 by a notable Titanic survivor as a memorial to her husband, who went down with the ill-fated liner, along with the couple's eldest son. Having recently sold for an eye-watering price, the neo-classical...

Hello, all. I've been asked to take part in a radio show about public expressions of grief (oh, I get all the fun stuff, me) To give you an idea... the premise of the discussion is that mass expressions of grief, such as those which followed Diana's death and the recent tsunami, are modern...

Hi Folks Who's got all the gossip on Fred Fleet - I am surprised that an infamous Titanic N.C.O has so little written about him (or am I mistaken?). Has anyone got any additional material than what's on his ET-Bio? I would appreciate finding out particularly if he has any descendants...

I found a newspaper cutting, Express and Star, dated 26th July 1995: WIDOWER IN £40,000 DIVE TO FIND BODY A desperate husband whose wife died in the Estonia ferry disaster spent more than £40,000 on a clandestine diving operation in a bid to find her body. Peter Barasinski decided he had...

It has been said many places, not just on the posts here but on other sites that Henry Wilde may infact be the officer who committed suicide because of the grief that he was undergoing the past year and a half or so. My debate is since the suicide subbosidly took place shortly before the ship...