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Contemporary broadsides containing 'In Memorium' poem

Two contemporary broadsides containing 'In Memorium' poem to commemorate the TITANIC disaster, given to Walter Lord by William MacQuitty.

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ID:	LMQ/1/12/4
Type:	Manuscript
Display location:	Not on display
Creator:	Lord-Macquitty Collection
Date made:	1912 - ?
Credit:	National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London
Measurements:	1 folder (2 items)
Parts:	Contents of first of three files concerning the TITANIC (Manuscript) Original set of photographs taken by Louis Mansfield Ogden and various accompanying papers (Manuscript) (LMQ/1/12/1) Second Class dinner menu from the last night on TITANIC (Manuscript) (LMQ/1/12/2) 'In Memorium' poem on the TITANIC disaster by H. Rea Goodman (Manuscript) (LMQ/1/12/3) Contemporary broadsides containing 'In Memorium' poem (Manuscript) (LMQ/1/12/4) Photograph of a TITANIC collapsible and accompanying correspondence (Manuscript) (LMQ/1/12/5) Memorial paper napkins commemorating the TITANIC disaster and related letters (Manuscript) (LMQ/1/12/6-9) Contemporary broadside containing 'In Memorium' poem and related letters (Manuscript) (LMQ/1/12/10) Toronto Daily Mail and Empire front page, featuring TITANIC disaster, and related letters (Manuscript) (LMQ/1/12/11) White Star Line pamphlet listing First Class passage rates (Manuscript) (LMQ/1/12/13) 'I took a voyage on the RMS Titanic', by Scott Eyman (Manuscript) (LMQ/1/12/14) 'The Titanic and her era', by John M. Groff and Jane E. Allen (Manuscript) (LMQ/1/12/15) Four contemporary song sheets commemorating the TITANIC disaster (Manuscript) (LMQ/1/12/16) 'Titanic' by Michael McCaughan (Manuscript) (LMQ/1/12/17) "A Hymn To Remember" by Jessica M. Kerr, featured in The Hymn, January 1976, Volume 27, Number 1 and related letter. (Manuscript) (LMQ/1/12/18) RMS TITANIC promotional card (Manuscript) (LMQ/1/12/19)

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