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#OTD in 1912 – The Titanic stopped off at Queenstown (now Cobh), Co Cork.
The doomed ship anchored two miles off shore at Roches Point as the port could not accommodate a ship of its size. 123 mainly 3rd class passengers who had paid 15, 10 shillings for a one way trip embarked. Eight people who boarded at either Southampton or Cherbourg disembarked. Only 48 of the Queenstown passengers would survive. Those who would die included 18-year-old Mary Delia Burns from…
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#OTD in 1912 – The Titanic stopped off at Queenstown (now Cobh), Co Cork.
#OTD in 1912 – The Titanic stopped off at Queenstown (now Cobh), Co Cork.
The doomed ship anchored two miles off shore at Roches Point as the port could not accommodate a ship of its size. 123 mainly 3rd class passengers who had paid 15, 10 shillings for a one way trip embarked. Eight people who boarded at either Southampton or Cherbourg disembarked. Only 48 of the Queenstown passengers would survive. Those who would die included 18-year-old Mary Delia Burns from…
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#OTD in 1912 – The Titanic stopped of at Queenstown (now Cobh), Co Cork.
#OTD in 1912 – The Titanic stopped of at Queenstown (now Cobh), Co Cork.
The doomed ship anchored two miles off shore at Roches Point as the port could not accommodate a ship of its size. 123 mainly 3rd class passengers who had paid 15, 10 shillings for a one way trip embarked. Eight people who boarded at either Southampton or Cherbourg disembarked. Only 48 of the Queenstown passengers would survive. Those who would die included 18-year-old Mary Delia Burns from…
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#OTD in 1912 – The Titanic stopped of at Queenstown (now Cobh), Co Cork.
#OTD in 1912 – The Titanic stopped of at Queenstown (now Cobh), Co Cork.
The doomed ship anchored two miles off shore at Roches Point as the port could not accommodate a ship of its size. 123 mainly 3rd class passengers who had paid 15, 10 shillings for a one way trip embarked. Eight people who boarded at either Southampton or Cherbourg disembarked. Only 48 of the Queenstown passengers would survive. Those who would die included 18-year-old Mary Delia Burns from…
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Monkstown Bay and Cork Harbour, by Henry Morgan.
January light
Chilly this morning, but what beautiful east Cork light :)
- Rory
