Titanic Survivors Locket Found On Ocean Floor
Locket from ocean floor belonged to woman who survived titanic.
Titanic survivors locket found on ocean floor. How the locket was found. Washington dc march 28. It s not the necklace that rose threw overboard in titanic but a locket collected from the ocean floor belonged to a real passenger whose story of love and loss could rival james cameron s classic. The locket was found during an underwater exploration of the titanic s wreck.
As if it were a deleted scene straight out of james cameron s titanic film a locket has been found on the ocean floor that belonged to a real passenger of the titanic. It s not the necklace that rose threw overboard in titanic but a locket collected from the ocean floor belonged to a real passenger whose story of love and loss could rival james cameron s. It s not the necklace that rose threw overboard in titanic but a locket collected from the ocean floor belonged to a real passenger whose story of love and loss could rival james cameron s classic. Titanic locket found 00 31.
100 year obsession at the national geographic museum which highlights the history of the titanic and its sinking in the year 1912 march 28 2012 in washington dc. It was found inside a suitcase sitting on the ocean floor that belonged to first class passengers virginia estelle clark and her husband walter miller clark. But clark s story shares one. New york unlike the fictional film character rose virginia clark s love story started before she boarded the titanic in 1912.
The titanic sank after colliding with an iceberg on april 15 1912 in the north atlantic ocean. It s not the necklace that rose threw overboard in titanic but a locket collected from the ocean floor belonged to a real passenger whose story of love and loss could rival james cameron s classic. More than 1 500 people died as a result of the crash and subsequent sinking of the ship. Members of the press view an interactive exhibit depicting the wreck of the titanic on the ocean floor during a media preview of a new exhibit titanic.