Country Classics Country music is alive and well at many venues around the USA including Branson, Missouri. Who would expect a giant ship run aground on a hilltop in Branson, Missouri, at least 1500 miles from the nearest ocean? A…
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Country classics, Titanic heroes & Ocean Liners stuck on a hilltop
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Panama Canal Controversies and History from News Accounts
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Posted in Cruise ships, Freighters, Ken Rossignol ship talks, PANAMA 1914, Panama International Book Fair 2016, Videos
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Ship Talks: Titanic Heroes by Ken Rossignol
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ENTER TELL US WHERE TO SEND YOUR FREE BOOKS THE PRIVATEER CLAUSE & VAMPIRE DREAMS Meet the Master of HORROR – Robert W. Walker, the author of more than 60 books, with just a few of his books shown above.
Pirate Trials – A presentation of high-seas serial killers who came to trial
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The Story of The Rag: “The paper was tenacious and dug far deeper behind the scenes”
David Wright, retired director of the Southern Maryland Criminal Justice Academy revised his review of THE STORY OF THE RAG on Amazon and provided this copy: I recently re-read this book again and enjoyed it as much as the 1st…
The Wreck of the Express
The Wreck of the Express – Forward to CHESAPEAKE 1880
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Titanic Notes – 1936 Radio Interview – Account by Second Officer Charles Lightoller of the Titanic’s last hours
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Posted in Charles Lightoller, Classic Radio & Movies, Ken Rossignol ship talks, The Heroes of the Titanic, Titanic 1912, trans-Atlantic cruises
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One fascinating account of the sinking of the Titanic lives on as the very words of Second Officer Charles Lightoller were recorded in this 1936 radio interview. The audio was in sad condition due to the passing years and old…
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A Norwegian ship leaves New York as seen from the Royal Caribbean Explorer of The Seas. THE PRIVATEER CLAUSE photo
Carnival Pride sails from Baltimore down the Chesapeake Bay. THE PRIVATEER CLAUSE photo
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