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TITANIC: FIRST CLASS TICKET. First class ticket for the Titanic held by the Reverand Stuart Holden, who never used the ticket because his wife became ill the day before the Titanic steamed off on its maiden and only voyage, 10 April 1912
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TITANIC: FIRST CLASS TICKET. First class ticket for the Titanic held by the Reverand Stuart Holden, who never used the ticket because his wife became ill the day before the Titanic steamed off on its maiden and only voyage, 10 April 1912
TITANIC: FIRST CLASS TICKET.
First class ticket for the Titanic held by the Reverand Stuart Holden, who never used the ticket because his wife became ill the day before the Titanic steamed off on its maiden and only voyage, 10 April 1912
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Media ID 6512157
1912 Artifact Hand Writing Ocean Liner Passenger Reverend Stuart Ticket Titanic White Star Line Holden
EDITORS COMMENTS
This print showcases a piece of history frozen in time: the Titanic's first-class ticket. Reverend Stuart Holden, the fortunate owner of this ticket, never had the chance to embark on that fateful voyage. The photograph captures the delicate handwriting and intricate details of this artifact, transporting us back to April 10th, 1912. As we gaze upon this relic from a bygone era, we can only imagine the excitement and anticipation that must have filled Reverend Holden's heart as he held his prized possession. However, fate intervened when his wife fell ill just one day before the Titanic set sail on its maiden and final journey. Intriguingly enough, this simple piece of paper represents not only an unfulfilled dream but also serves as a reminder of how unpredictable life can be. It symbolizes missed opportunities and unforeseen circumstances that can alter our destinies in profound ways. The white star line logo imprinted on the ticket reminds us of the grandeur and luxury associated with this ill-fated vessel. This image is more than just a historical artifact; it encapsulates human stories intertwined with tragedy and resilience. Preserved through time by The Granger Collection in New York, this photograph invites us to reflect on our own lives – urging us to seize every moment and cherish those dear to us.
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