# Walter Lord

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Don Lynch on A Night to Remember and the Book That Built Titanic Memory

Why does Walter Lord’s A Night to Remember still matter to Titanic history? Because few books have done more to shape how the world remembers RMS Titanic, and few guests are better equipped to explain why than Don Lynch. In this case file, Damon Henrichs speaks with Titanic historian Don Lynch, aut…

Titanic’s Anonymous Coward Letter: Who Was Walter Lord Protecting? | Case Note

At the end of A Night to Remember, Walter Lord printed a vicious anonymous letter accusing a Titanic survivor of cowardice, claiming he had been stopped from entering a lifeboat by Major Archibald Butt and later returned dressed in women’s clothing. Lord removed both the sender’s name and the survi…

Walter Lord’s Titanic Mystery Has a New Lead | Case Notes 004

A listener in Switzerland has reopened the investigation into Walter Lord’s mysterious letter about a man allegedly escaping Titanic disguised as a woman. His collection includes hundreds of copied documents from the Walter Lord archive—as well as years of personal correspondence with Lord himself.…

Balaclavas on the Streets, Dodgy Polls in the Beer Gardens (with Angela Haggerty)

It's Talk Media time again and Stuart Cosgrove returns alongside Angela Haggerty to take a deep dive into the politics of dodgy money, the non-politics of balaclava-covered "protestors" and they delve into 9/11 25 years on. Recommendations Angela: A Night To Remember by Walter Lord Stuart: Derry…

Last Off Audiobook by Laughton Chandler

Listen to full audiobook for free : https://litupbook.com/free Title: Last OffCategories: Action, Adventure, Fiction, Historical FictionAuthor: Laughton ChandlerNarrator: Jake WardlePublisher: The St. Ambrose PressRelease date: 07-19-2013Language: EnglishSummary:Four young stowaways - illegal passe…

Walter Lord’s Anonymous Letter: SURVIVOR IDENTIFIED! | Case Notes 005

We have a name! In an earlier Case Note, The Titanic Provenance Files investigated the anonymous letter reproduced by Walter Lord in A Night to Remember, accusing an unnamed male Titanic survivor of cowardice and of escaping after disguising himself in women’s clothing. At the time, we could elimin…