Surgery before Titanic Maiden Voyage
Undergoes serious surgery and remains in recovery during the weeks before Titanic's maiden voyage.
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Undergoes serious surgery and remains in recovery during the weeks before Titanic's maiden voyage.
Harland and Wolff completes Titanic after more than three years of construction and fitting out.
Misses Titanic's maiden voyage because his doctors consider him insufficiently recovered from surgery to travel.
Climbs down a rope into lifeboat 6 after offering his sailing experience to help the short-handed boat.
Learns of Titanic's loss while recovering from surgery at Witley Park in England.
Issues a public expression of sympathy after learning of Titanic's loss and the deaths of passengers, crew and Harland and Wolff staff.
Gives passenger evidence about Titanic's evacuation and his experience leaving the ship in a lifeboat.
Responds publicly and corporately to the loss of Titanic as chairman of Harland and Wolff.
Oversees Harland and Wolff as Olympic returns to Belfast for extensive safety modifications following the Titanic disaster.
Wright is among the searchers who locate the final camp containing Scott, Wilson and Bowers on the Ross Ice Shelf.
Wright improves his gravity observations by setting a stable instrument base into permafrost beneath Ponting's former darkroom.
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