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In the Edwardian Era, gender seperation was commonly seen, some facilities were only for men and others for women. Was there any facilities just like that? I know the smoke room were basically for men only, and the Reading & Writing room were designated for "ladie's boudoir". Was there anything...

I am very interested in finding out more information on Annie F. O'Neil (from New Brunswick) and her sister, Mrs. Elizabeth Walsh (from St. John) and Miss Nellie Remby. Annie and Elizabeth were selected to embalm all the female victims as well as the one child. Nellie Remby, nurse, ran the...

In 1912, was 13 unidentified bodies of women and teenage girl, I find from that page: https://www.encyclopedia-titanica.org/description-of-unidentified-bodies.html Numbers: #3/#5/#8/#12/#13/#54/#55/#63/#76/#132/#210/#281/and #328 Am I right? Is this the complete list of bodies from all ships...

Does anyone have an opinion on the correctness / accuracy of this statement from Gleicher's _Rescue of the Third Class..._ (p. 96): "...the thing that ultimately set apart the Third Class women and children (and the Second Class men) from their counterparts in other classes, especially the...

The story of a midlands woman, who was on the Titanic, is being shared to raise money for a women's refuge. https://www.midlands103.com/news/entertainment/midlands-womans-titanic-journey-shared-to-raise-funds-for-womens-refuge/

For a long time the only women allowed on ships were bare-breasted ones on a figurehead carved on the prow — “believed to bring good luck.” But then women in stultifying jobs began wondering about other options and they were off and running, or I should say sailing and “cresting the waves.” A...

So much has been written about the sinking of the fateful ship with the loss of 1,200 lives you might think there's not much more to say. https://www.mylondon.news/news/nostalgia/relative-titanic-boss-who-supposedly-22204666 Note: This article contains some errors.

When one thinks of women who refused to leave husbands or refused to get into a lifeboat, we often thing of 1st and 2nd class women who had the privilege of time and choice! ON the flip side we often think of steerage passages emerging towards the end of the lifeboats going - and being...

I found that Steward Edward Brown's testimony before the British Inquiry was one of the better ones in the sense that his answers were clear cut with very little of the waffling that occurred with many other witnesses. Based on his account, I am trying to find out the probable identities of the...

Hi, Third Class single women, and women who were coupled or with their family were provided cabins to the aft of the ship. But there is a 'Woman's' lavatory on F Deck in the Third Class permanent area at the front of the ship! Does anyone know why this is? Many thanks :)

I was inspired to ask this question after seeing a scene in the Family Guy episode Stewie, Chris, & Brian's Excellent Adventure in which the three characters mentioned in the episode title end up on the Titanic during their time-traveling adventure. In the episode, the three title characters...

On the Titanic, there were 95 ladies over the age of 12 travelling second class. 83 of these (87.4%) were saved. How come twelve of the ladies in second class were lost? Titanica! Sat, 06 Jan 2018 Continue reading...

Over the years the heroic efforts from ladies such as Margaret Brown have been published in the American press many times over the years, but were they true? Here is an article that may shed light on the matter from a British perspective. Is it possible that some ladies thought they were...

Is it true that passengers had to walk single file on the Grand staircase? Was this a hazard? Walking up and down the Grand staircase while at sea must have been very alarming for the women. I understand they wore clothing so tight that their skirts were known as 'hobble skirts' and they...

Hello to everyone, After looking at many records, including the Joseph/Peter (Katrin Yusuf) family from Lebanon and The Fatal Journey of Third Class Men on the Titanic which shows info that at least 9 Third Class women were in the forward section, I was wondering if there are accounts of...

As I understand, Collapsible D, the last lifeboat to be properly launched from the sinking Titanic, was lowered at 02:05 am. When it was picked-up later by the Carpathia, there were over 20 empty places in it. Since it was a Port side boat with Lightoller enforcing his "women and children only"...

Based on my research, I wrote and with my ad hoc band the Vagibonds performed this ballad. I'm not a professional singer, but I am a professional writer and have not had time to write more about this amazing woman who went on as a volunteer on the French front in WW I. Here's the link: The...

hello everybody, i wanted only too ask , are there any photos of the 12 second class women who perished. i had photos of Mrs. Corey, Mrs. Lahtinen, Mrs. Corbett and Miss Funk but are there any photos of Mrs. Chapman, Mrs. Turpin, Mrs. Mack, Miss Yvois, Miss Hiltunen, Mrs. Carter...

where there any women and children on the sultana? and when did the last survivor die Gianni

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