Cobh centre seeks stories of exile from Queenstown

A global search has been launched to find stories of emigrants who left for America from the then port of Queenstown.

Cobh centre seeks stories of exile from Queenstown
Mon, 13 Jul, 2015 - 01:00
Sean O’Riordan

The Titanic Experience in Cobh, (formerly Queenstown) is looking for relatives, descendants and family friends of emigrants who boarded the Titanic or any White Star Liner from Cobh bound for America in the 1900s.

The Titanic Experience, which is located at the old White Star Line building in the town, already features many stories of the 123 passengers who boarded The Titanic at this final port of call in 1912.

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