Christina Lubicz (1934-2019), a Polish-born actress, appeared as the "Polish Girl" in A Night to Remember (1958), one of the passengers in the steerage party scene. Later, with her husband, ran a translation firm serving the pharmaceutical industry. #titanic #britishfilm

A newly surfaced French newspaper article seems to reveal that Alfred Nourney, alias “Baron von Drachstedt,” occupied the same cabin as Noël Malachard and René Lévy. The piece names a “baron of German origin” as Malachard’s surviving cabin mate. #titanic http://titanica.org/b/220

Hugh Woolner was a British stockbroker. He was a member of Colonel Gracie's exclusive 'coterie' of first-class passengers. Woolner survived by leaping onto Collapsible Lifeboat D. He later testified at the American inquiry into the disaster. — www.encyclopedia-titanica.org/titanic-surv...

The Johnson family, Alice, Eleanor and Harold, in 1958 at a screening of A Night to Remember... what do you think might be wrong in this photo?

A charming portrait of Titanic passengers Anna Hämäläinen and her son Wiljo, with Anna's husband John. Anna and Wiljo were travelling to join John in Detroit, Michigan. — https://www.encyclopedia-titanica.org/titanic-survivor/anna-hamalainen.html

A picture of a young Jack Odell. He travelled on the #Titanic with his family and some friends from Southampton to Queenstown, where, fortunately for them and fortunate for us, they disembarked since he and his sister took some iconic photos of the maiden voyage. https://www.titanica.org/b/2217/

Brothers and shipmates: Clifford and Charles Harries lived, worked, and died together as crew aboard the Titanic. Aged just 16 and 19, respectively, Clifford served as a bellboy and Charles as a steward in Second Class. https://www.encyclopedia-titanica.org/titanic-victim/clifford-henry-harris.html

They lived to see it re-enacted on screen. What did real survivors make of the Titanic movies? Mike Poirier investigates... https://www.encyclopedia-titanica.org/survivors-give-their-impressions-of-the-titanic-movies.html #titanic #titanichistory #titanicsurvivors #titanicmovies

Popular evangelist Rev. J. Stuart Holden booked a first-class ticket on Titanic but cancelled due to his wife’s illness, almost certainly saving his life. He returned the ticket but kept the envelope as a souvenir, later framing it for his study. www.encyclopedia-titanica.org/titanic-biog...

The Titanic’s fourth funnel wasn’t purely decorative, though its limited function suggests aesthetics played a role. Critics often say artists wrongly show smoke coming from it, but this photo of #Titanic leaving Belfast proves otherwise—some smoke is clearly visible.

There's a wonderful level of detail in the medals that were awarded to the crew of #Titanic rescue ship Carpathia. Most crew members got a bronze one... this one was later gilded. The stewardess it was awarded to fell on hard times, left the medal at a pawnbroker's shop, and never returned for it.

A Tiffany Gold Watch presented to Captain Rostron of the RMS Carpathia was sold today for an incredible £1,310,000 at auction. The 18ct. gold pocket watch is inscribed as presented by three survivors of the #Titanic April 15th 1912 Mrs John B. Thayer, Mrs John Jacob Astor and Mrs George D. Widener.

Discovery leads to new concerns about deterioration of Titanic hull — https://titanica.org/i/815/

J. Bruce Ismay at different ages https://www.encyclopedia-titanica.org/

It's interesting to note in this close-up that although the SS New York was laid up when the Titanic passed her, quite a few people were on board. It must have been quite hair-raising for them as the hawsers snapped one by one and they drifted closer and closer to the passing liner.