Rostron Collection

Captain Sir Arthur Henry Rostron, a name forever etched in the annals of maritime history

Rostron Collection: RMS Titanic - negative of officers on rescue ship Carpathia

RMS Titanic - negative of officers on rescue ship Carpathia
RMS Titanic, Fenwick Archive - original negative taken by the Fenwicks of the officers on board the rescue ship Carpathia, including Captain Arthur Rostron. 5.5 x 3.5 inches

Rostron Collection: RMS Titanic - Home from the Sea, by Rostron

RMS Titanic - Home from the Sea, by Rostron
RMS Titanic - book, Home from the Sea, by Sir Arthur H Rostron, first edition, some foxing

Rostron Collection: RMS Titanic - Shipping Casualties report and letter

RMS Titanic - Shipping Casualties report and letter
RMS Titanic, Shipping Casualties report and letter from Matson Life Raft Company of Boston, USA. From a collection of documents and newspapers discovered at the old school of Sir Arthur Rostron

Rostron Collection: CARPATHIA: CREW, 1912. Crew of the steamship RMS Carpathia, which rescued survivors

CARPATHIA: CREW, 1912. Crew of the steamship RMS Carpathia, which rescued survivors from the Titanic. Seated, middle: Captain Sir Athur Henry Rostron. Photographed May 1912

Rostron Collection: ARTHUR HENRY ROSTRON (1869-1940). English ship captain of the RMS Carpathia

ARTHUR HENRY ROSTRON (1869-1940). English ship captain of the RMS Carpathia, which rescued the survivors from the RMS Titanic. Photographed 1912

Rostron Collection: ROSTRON AND BROWN, 1912. Margaret Molly Brown presenting a trophy cup to captain Arthur Henry

ROSTRON AND BROWN, 1912. Margaret Molly Brown presenting a trophy cup to captain Arthur Henry Rostron of the RMS Carpathia, for rescuing the survivors of the RMS Titanic. Photograph, 29 May 1912

ARTHUR HENRY ROSTRON (1869-1940). English ship captain of the RMS Carpathia, which rescued the survivors from the RMS Titanic. Photographed with his wife, February 1913

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Captain Sir Arthur Henry Rostron, a name forever etched in the annals of maritime history. Known as the heroic captain of RMS Carpathia, he played a pivotal role in one of the most tragic events to ever unfold at sea - the sinking of RMS Titanic. When news reached Captain Rostron and his crew aboard Carpathia that Titanic had struck an iceberg and was rapidly sinking into the icy depths, they wasted no time. Braving treacherous conditions, they navigated through perilous waters to reach the stricken vessel's location. As dawn broke on that fateful April morning in 1912, Carpathia became a beacon of hope for those fortunate enough to escape Titanic's clutches. The survivors were brought onboard with compassion and care, their lives forever changed by this extraordinary act of bravery. In his book "RMS Titanic - Home from the Sea, " Rostron recounts this harrowing experience with vivid detail. It serves as a testament to his unwavering commitment to duty and humanity amidst chaos and despair. Recognizing his exceptional leadership during this rescue mission, Captain Rostron was awarded the American Cross of Honour in 1913. A black-and-white photograph captures him receiving this prestigious accolade; a symbol not only of personal recognition but also gratitude from a nation mourning its lost souls. Rostron's legacy extends beyond that fateful night. His name is forever intertwined with Lord Mersey, who headed the Titanic Commission of Inquiry, and Captain Smith – both figures central to understanding what transpired on that ill-fated voyage. The crew members who served under Captain it can immortalized in photographs taken aboard Carpathia after their valiant efforts saved countless lives. These brave men stood united against adversity when it mattered most. One particular image showcases Margaret Molly Brown presenting Captain Rostron with a trophy cup as gratitude for rescuing survivors from Titanic's icy grip.