Woman Shares Stories of Titanic Passengers for Anniversary of Sinking
The woman said she has been interested in the Titanic for as long as she can remember and wanted to do something to commemorate the 110-year anniversary.
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The woman said she has been interested in the Titanic for as long as she can remember and wanted to do something to commemorate the 110-year anniversary.
This story contains links that will take you to our archives site on newspapers.com. This content is free for LancasterOnline subscribers who are logged in. Click here for more information about how to subscribe. One hundred and eight years ago this month, an allegedly unsinkable ship - the largest, most luxurious steam liner ever built - struck an iceberg and sank, leaving nearly 1,500 of its crew and passengers dead. Since then, the White Star Line's ill-fated RMS Titanic has become a mainstay of popular culture, spawning traveling museum exhibits, a blockbuster film, and countless metapho...