Correspondence between T.D. Haubner and Walter Lord
Includes discussion of the role of the CALIFORNIAN in the TITANIC disaster.
Administrative / biographical background
In 1909, telegraph operator Theodore Haubner sent the first American ship-to-shore wireless distress signal - SOS.
Administrative / biographical background
In 1909, telegraph operator Theodore Haubner sent the first American ship-to-shore wireless distress signal - SOS.
Record Details
| Item reference: | LMQ/7/1/41 |
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| Catalogue Section: | Artificial collections previously assembled |
| Level: | ITEM |
| Extent: | 1 file (4 letters) |
| Date made: | 1955-1956 |
| Creator: | Lord-Macquitty Collection |
| Credit: | National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London |
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- Typed account of Mrs J.W. Anderson, TITANIC survivor (Manuscript) (LMQ/7/1/1)
- Letter from Geoffrey C. Ward to Walter Lord (Manuscript) (LMQ/7/1/2)
- Extract of a letter from Henry G.Barr to Steward H. Holbrook (Manuscript) (LMQ/7/1/3)
- Letter to "Tucker" from Laurence Beasley (Manuscript) (LMQ/7/1/4)
- Papers relating to TITANIC survivor Karl H. Behr (Manuscript) (LMQ/7/1/5)
- Photograph of TITANIC's surviving officers with officers of the CARPATHIA (Manuscript) (LMQ/7/1/6)
- Letter from Mrs John Black, TITANIC survivor, to Geoffry G. Martin of Rank Film Distributors (Manuscript) (LMQ/7/1/7)
- Letter from Susanne Blackwell Thompson to Walter Lord (Manuscript) (LMQ/7/1/8)
- Letter from Betty Bolling, TITANIC survivor (Manuscript) (LMQ/7/1/9)
- Correspondence with Commander J.G. Boxhall (Manuscript) (LMQ/7/1/10)
- Two letters from Helen Hernandez, at Twentieth Century Fox Film Corporation (Manuscript) (LMQ/7/1/11)
- Copy of a letter from Harold Bride to W.R. Cross (Manuscript) (LMQ/7/1/12)
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