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Postcard Sources

"Carpathia at Palermo," Courtesy of Online Titanic Museum
"Carpathia Drawing," Courtesy of Gem Mint, Inc; TitanicItems.com
"Cunard RMS Carpathia," Courtesy of Gem Mint, Inc; TitanicItems.com
"Highlighted Windows," Courtesy of Bill Judnick and Devon M. Scott
"Memorial Card (Angels)," Courtesy of Lorne Campbell / Guzelian; Daily Mail
"Memorial Card (Hymn)," Courtesy of Lorne Campbell / Guzelian; Daily Mail
"Memorial Card (Looking Away)," Courtesy of Lorne Campbell / Guzelian; Daily Mail
"Memorial Card (Survivors)," Courtesy of Lorne Campbell / Guzelian; Daily Mail
"Memorial Card (Verse)," Courtesy of Lorne Campbell / Guzelian; Daily Mail
"Memorial Card," Courtesy of Lorne Campbell / Guzelian; Daily Mail
"Nearer My God to Thee," Couresy of Dr. Edward and Joanna Dauer; Smithsonian National Postal Museum
"Ocean Liner Titanic (Back)," Courtesy of National Postal Museum Curatorial/History Reference File; Piazza
"Ocean Liner Titanic," Courtesy of National Postal Museum Curatorial/History Reference File; Piazza
"Oilette Postcard (Back)," Courtesy of Dr. Edward and Joanna Dauer; Smithsonian National Postal Museum
"Oilette Postcard," Courtesy of Dr. Edward and Joanna Dauer; Smithsonian National Postal Museum
"Postcard from Queenstown," Courtesy of National Museums Northern Ireland
"Promise Land," Courtesy of Online Titanic Museum
"S. S. Carpathia," Courtesy of National Postal Museum Curatorial/History; Piazza
"S.S. Olympic (Red Ink," Courtesy of Gem Mint, Inc; TitanicItems.com
"S.S. Titanic (Red Ink)," Courtesy of Gem Mint, Inc; TitanicItems.com
"Steamer Titanic," Courtesy of Independence Seaport Museum; Thayer Family Collection
"Titanic (Corrected),"Courtesy of Gem Mint, Inc; TitanicItems.com
"Titanic (Original)," Courtesy of Gem Mint, Inc; TitanicItems.com
"Titanic Advertising," Courtesy of National Postal Museum Curatorial/History Reference File; Piazza
"White Star Line (Back)," Courtesy of Tony Probst; TitanicCollector.com
"White Star Line," Courtesy of Tony Probst; TitanicCollector.com

ABOUT THE CURATOR

My name is Amanda Brooks. I'm a PhD student at Florida State University studying Rhetoric and Composition. This exhibit was created for my final project in Visual Rhetoric.