You know, it just occurred to me that many famous people from Titanic lived to see TV, rock-n-roll, Elvis Presley, and even The Beatles. It would have been interesting to engage in a conversation with Boxhall about the Titanic, but I think it would have been even more interesting to have discussed rock-n-roll and Elvis Presley with him. Oh, what would he have said! HA! I say this considering that the band on board the Titanic was a long shot from rock-n-roll, hehe. I apply the same consideration and correlative questions to Beesley and Frederick Fleet, who died in the late 60s and therefore lived to witness The Beatles during their heyday (peace-n-love, sex, the hippie generation...), although they were considerably old at the time.
By the way, when did the first ships go out with TV and other electronic systems? It would have been interesting also to gain Boxhall's perspective on that, hehe.
Sorry, just thinking aloud and sharing some random thoughts...
By the way, when did the first ships go out with TV and other electronic systems? It would have been interesting also to gain Boxhall's perspective on that, hehe.
Sorry, just thinking aloud and sharing some random thoughts...