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Joseph Kendrick
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Yes, there is a picture existing but the historians who obtained it are not wanting to publish it yet.
There’s a very good reason for hard-working researchers to keep their material to themselves when others less ethical and studious are ready and waiting to use the information without credit and even to pass it off as their own work.
A lot of time and money goes into locating documents, not to mention finding living sources, which is the case with Edith Evans.
A lot of time and money goes into locating documents, not to mention finding living sources, which is the case with Edith Evans.
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Joseph Kendrick
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Timothy Trower
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On Saturday, my wife and I were able to view not one but two actual photographs of Edith Evans as well as a copy of a colored drawing of her. The story of their discovery is fascinating, and will be worth the wait once you are able to see them.
I guess this is just one more advantage of having Titanic Branson in my own back yard!
I guess this is just one more advantage of having Titanic Branson in my own back yard!
The Titanic International Society's current issue of Voyage (Volume 68, Summer 2009)carries an excellent article on Edith Evans by Mike Poirier accompanied by a color image of the pastel painting done of Edith Evans when she was 15 years old. It is a beauty and was worth the wait.
Thank you Trevor. It was nice that as we close in on the 100th anniversary, this kind relative sent us the picture for publication so people can witness, in print, what she looked like.
