Remembering the Somerset passengers on board the Titanic | Somerset County Gazette
We delve into the County Gazette archives to remember the Somerset passengers on board the Titanic when it crashed in 1912, claiming 1,500 lives.
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We delve into the County Gazette archives to remember the Somerset passengers on board the Titanic when it crashed in 1912, claiming 1,500 lives.
click to enlarge John Kleinhans Left to right: "Words Untie Knots, (Pussy Bow Blouse Redux)," Kate Hamilton, 2016/2021. "Letter to the World," Yura Adams, 2021. Late 18th-early 19th century staple repaired porcelain. "Bodies of Plenty: Harvest, Spoils, Sprout and Root," Corinne Spencer, 2013. "Tiaras," Katherine Umsted, 2013. An American flag drawing with naked female breasts that take the place o...
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