Titanic
Titanic pulled away from White Star Dock, Southampton at the start of her maiden voyage on April 10th 1912
"My father went away and spoke to one of the sailors and came back and said 'We've hit an iceberg . they're going to launch the lifeboats but you'll all be back on board for breakfast . I never saw him again." (Eva Hart, Titanic survivor)
Photograph and extract from Southampton City Council's Oral History Archive, which received a Gulbenkian Award in 1998. It was Highly Commended in the Best Community Project category.
"We need projects that will involve people in exploring what it means to remember, and what to do with memories to make them active and alive, as opposed to mere objects of collection." The Memory of History' Michael W. Frisch Radical History Review.
Related links
- This website
- Maritime books and records at Southampton libraries
- Books and information on the Titanic
- Other websites
- Portcities Southampton
- Titanic Cities
Contact information
- museums@southampton.gov.uk
- 023 8083 4563
- Arts and Heritage, Civic Centre, Southampton, SO14 7LP

