Kuhl. i'm sure you can post them in the photo album as well.

yes i will when i find how to do . have u ever been to the UK ?

Yes, a bunch of times. I'm coming back with my sister-in-law this July, going to be doing Ireland and then a week of running around doing Titanica. You ever been to the US?

go to liverpool if u can . have u been there . do like the Lusitania story ?

Well so far I have Manchester (Titanic friend) Cornwall (Titanic Friend) and East Kent Maratime Museum (Titanic friend and [i:95e364889a]Sundowner[/i:95e364889a]) on my list - why Liverpool, aside from WSL's main office and the Beatles?

My post must have gotten overlooked considering it contained the answer you wanted to know although you caught the part about me correcting you on the Californian and not the Carpathia (but your question in itself was hard to understand)..

BUT the answer to your question::::

Captain Stanley Lord, master of the Leyland Liner the Californian on the night of April 14/15, 1912. Died in 1962. [b:6d2905b1f7]He has a grave in Rake Lane Cemtery #22C 307. - New Brighton Cheshire, Wirral. [/b:6d2905b1f7] - According to a Titanic book I've got..

Where exactly is the [i:aa83541951]Carpathia[/i:aa83541951]? I remember she was sunk by a U-boat in WWI.

there is the maratime museum . Titanic s engineers maemorial .
and theres the prapelar form the lusitanin

Would you believe it... there was a show on National Geographic today about the Carpathia.. I missed it unfortunatly as I didn't know about it until I read my tv guide and by then it'd been off for a few hours.. It was called "The Sea Hunters: Search for the Carpathia"

If you see it on again, Rosie, would you post it on the TV section? I love to tape these things.