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Titanic Halifax: A Guide to Sites (2nd edition)
£13.74
Titanic Halifax presents the dramatic stories of those who didn’t survive the sinking and details the efforts made from Halifax to gather and bury the dead.
This guidebook includes accounts of the “Unknown Child” controversy, details on Halifax’s role in storing and maintaining Titanic artifacts, and the city’s participation in Titanic, the movie.
This pocket guide includes maps and photographs of the city’s many Titanic sites. A perfect companion while discovering the places where Titanic’s ghosts roam. Updated edition with the latest findings and information.
Description
About the Author
ROB GORDON is an international broadcast journalist who specializes in defence issues. He makes his home in Halifax and researches the Titanic, and his family’s connections to the disaster, as a hobby.
ALAN JEFFERS is a writer and former journalist now working in corporate communications. As a journalist, Alan was an editor and reporter with the Canadian Press wire service and Halifax Chronicle-Herald newspaper. Alan lives in Dallas, Texas.
Additional information
| Publisher | Nimbus Publishing; 2 edition (April 22 2014) |
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| Paperback | 110 pages |
| ISBN-10 | 1771081902 |
| ISBN-13 | 978-1771081900 |
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