On April 10, 1912, a Titanic passenger mailed a letter to Berlin from the ship's onboard post office; he described it as a magnificent floating town and hoped to meet the recipient again the following year
- The letter was mailed in Southampton before the Titanic left EnglandA letter written by a Canadian businessman shortly before the Titanic began its first voyage offers a glimpse into the final days of a passenger who never returned home.
- George Graham, a first-class passenger travelling from Southampton, England, to New York, wrote to a business colleague in Berlin, Germany, on April 10, 1912.
- In the letter, he apologised for forgetting to send his greetings earlier and expressed hope that they would meet the following year again.
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- The letter was mailed in Southampton before the Titanic left EnglandA letter written by a Canadian businessman shortly before the Titanic began its first voyage offers a glimpse into the final days of a passenger who never returned home.
- George Graham, a first-class passenger travelling from Southampton, England, to New York, wrote to a business colleague in Berlin, Germany, on April 10, 1912.
- In the letter, he apologised for forgetting to send his greetings earlier and expressed hope that they would meet the following year again.
Sources: Times of India