"The Titanic Man- Carlos F. Hurd", by Vera and John Gillespie
Subtitled; "How the world first received the complete stories of the TITANIC disaster".
Administrative / biographical background
Carlos F. Hurd, a journalist, was vacationing on SS CARPATHIA, when she rescued survivors of the TITANIC.
Administrative / biographical background
Carlos F. Hurd, a journalist, was vacationing on SS CARPATHIA, when she rescued survivors of the TITANIC.
Record Details
| Item reference: | LMQ/1/13/1 |
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| Catalogue Section: | Artificial collections previously assembled |
| Level: | ITEM |
| Date made: | 1996; 1997 - ? |
| Creator: | Lord-Macquitty Collection |
| Credit: | National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London |
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- "The Titanic Man- Carlos F. Hurd", by Vera and John Gillespie (Manuscript) (LMQ/1/13/1)
- Extract from "Cavalcade", by Noel Coward of the TITANIC scene (Manuscript) (LMQ/1/13/2)
- "The loss of the TITANIC" by Washington Dodge (Manuscript) (LMQ/1/13/3)
- Excerpt from Frank Edwards' book 'Strange People' (Manuscript) (LMQ/1/13/4)
- "A review and analysis of paranormal experiences connected with the sinking of the Titanic", by Ian Stevenson M.D. (Manuscript) (LMQ/1/13/5)
- "Seven more paranormal experiences associated with the sinking of the Titanic", by Ian Stevenson M.D. (Manuscript) (LMQ/1/13/6)
- "The unsinkable Molly Brown", by Caroline Bancroft (Manuscript) (LMQ/1/13/7)
- "The unsinkable Molly Brown" Playbill Magazine (Manuscript) (LMQ/1/13/8)
- "The Lookout" journal commemorating the sinking of the TITANIC (Manuscript) (LMQ/1/13/9)
- "A Personal Experience on the TITANIC" by Bertha Watt (Manuscript) (LMQ/1/13/10)
- Reproduction of a contemporary promotional pamphlet for OLYMPIC and TITANIC (Manuscript) (LMQ/1/13/11)
- "The CALIFORNIAN incident" by Leslie Harrison (Manuscript) (LMQ/1/13/12)
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