Eva hart titanic survivor biography of michael
Last titanic survivor dies at 102!
That Unforgettable Night When the Titanic Went Down
My father was a builder, and things in that trade were not good in England in 1912 so when a friend of his returned from Canada telling him of the wonderful opportunities there, he decided to sell his business and join his friend.
Eva hart titanic survivor biography of michael
He had a sister living in New York whom he had not seen for many years, so he decided to travel to Canada via New York and visit her.
He had booked our passages on the S.S. Philadelphia, but owing to a dock strike, she did not sail and we were offered accommodation in the Titanic.
This he accepted with alacrity, as the opportunity of sailing in the world's largest and most luxurious liner was something not to be refused. One sixth of a mile long, 46,328 gross tons, and capable of carrying 3,000 people the Titanic was indeed a floating town and the last word in comfort and luxury.
My mother was not at all happy and declared that the claim made by the owners that the ship was unsinkable was, to use h