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Today in
Titanic History

Monday, March 9, 2026
1867 - 1st class survivor Miss Grace Scott Bowen was born.

1864 - 1st class survivor Mr Algernon Henry Wilson Barkworth was born.

1870 - 1st class survivor Mr Edwin Nelson Jr. Kimball was born to Edwin Kimball and Emma Cook Kimball in Atlanta, Georgia, USA.

1980 - 3rd class survivor Miss Helen Corr died in The Bronx, New York City, New York, USA at the age of 84.

1997 - The sinking scenes for James Cameron's movie "Titanic" were filmed from the 6th to the 12th and were the most expensive filming days in motion picture history.

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Heart of the Ocean: Heart of Ice
by copal@back-to-titanic.com
Heart of the Ocean: Heartbeat
by copal@back-to-titanic.com
The skins above are the first two in a trilogy about The Heart of the Ocean. In "Heart of Ice" Cal gives Rose the necklace as a symbol of his ownership of her, not out of love. Rose turns the necklace into a symbol of her freedom from Cal when she poses for Jack in "Heartbeat". The final installment, which is in progress, is about Rose dropping the necklace back into the water, when it changed yet again into Rose's absolution about her life having been lived fully.
The Sweep
by copal@back-to-titanic.com
Rose being drawn
Movie Theme Sunset Kiss
Rivets on the hull Rose in despair
Titanic at sunset Making a promise





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