Inexpressible Island Winter
Northern Party winters in a snow cave after ship pickup fails.
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Northern Party winters in a snow cave after ship pickup fails.
Endures the Northern Party's winter at Inexpressible Island.
Survives the Northern Party's snow-cave winter.
Milestones receives its first London production.
Supports coordinated action across Britain's principal coalfields.
Presses Parliament for statutory protection of minimum wages.
Helps lead the national miners' strike over minimum wages.
Supports miners during the national coal strike.
Levick provides medical oversight while the Northern Party endures an unexpected winter on Inexpressible Island.
Priestley helps the stranded Northern Party survive the Antarctic winter in an ice cave on Inexpressible Island.
Campbell commands the stranded Northern Party as the men prepare an improvised winter shelter on Inexpressible Island.
Cherry-Garrard travels south with dog teams to One Ton Depot in an attempt to meet the returning Polar Party.
Traces changing family attitudes across several generations.
Receives command of Titanic for the new liner's maiden voyage after serving as White Star's senior Olympic-class captain.
Inspects starboard lifeboats and their equipment with Sixth Officer Moody before the maiden voyage.
White Star Line accepts Titanic after successful sea trials and completion at Belfast.
Travels aboard Titanic on the delivery voyage from Belfast to Southampton.
Supervises tests in which Titanic's lifeboats are swung out and selected boats are lowered.
Inspects port-side lifeboats and their equipment before Titanic enters passenger service.
Takes part in Titanic's sea trials, including turning-circle work and compass adjustment.
Commands Titanic during her sea trials in Belfast Lough before the ship is accepted for service.
Joins Titanic's officers for sea trials before the ship leaves Belfast for Southampton.
Pledges Conservative-Unionist support for Ulster resistance to Home Rule proposals
Pledges Conservative-Unionist support for Ulster resistance to Home Rule proposals
Is assigned to Titanic as chief officer shortly before the maiden voyage, prompting a reshuffle of the senior officers.
Becomes Titanic's first officer after the late appointment of Henry Wilde as chief officer causes a senior-officer reshuffle.
Occupies second-class cabin D56 during Titanic's maiden voyage.
Commands Titanic during the evening call at Cherbourg, where additional passengers join the maiden voyage.
Serves as Titanic's fourth officer when the liner departs Southampton on her maiden voyage.
Reports for duty aboard Titanic on the morning of departure from Southampton.
Boards Titanic at Southampton as a second-class passenger bound for North America.
Commands Titanic as she leaves Southampton on 10 April 1912 for her maiden voyage to New York.
Boards Titanic at Southampton as a first-class passenger for the maiden voyage.
Joins Titanic at Southampton as a pianist, having previously worked as a professional shipboard musician.
Boards Titanic at Southampton as an English bass player in the ship's orchestra.
Boards Titanic at Southampton as bandmaster and violinist for the ship's orchestra.
Boards Titanic at Southampton as a Scottish violinist in the ship's orchestra.
Embarks at Southampton as one of Titanic's pianists for the transatlantic maiden voyage.
Joins the maiden voyage at Southampton as a cellist in Titanic's contracted orchestra.
Commands Titanic during the first scheduled stop of her maiden voyage at Cherbourg.
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