A people-first history project
Titanic Survivors 🐾 Hosted by Jenny
We focus on the humans—who they were, how they survived, and what life looked like after 1912. Jenny the Ship’s Cat adds gentle notes and reading cues along the way (toggle anytime in the footer).
Meet Jenny
Your guide through 1912 (with paws-on commentary)
Jenny is inspired by accounts of a ship’s cat aboard ocean liners of the era. On this site, she’s your friendly narrator: light humour when it helps, clear caveats when details are debated, and quick tips to find the good stuff fast.
- Plain language: Jenny translates archival jargon into human-friendly notes.
- Context over trivia: Less “how many spoons,” more “who was in the boat and why.”
- Source-aware: When versions conflict, Jenny points it out—no tall tails. (Pun intended.)
- Optional tone: Don’t want a cat narrator? Toggle her notes off in the footer.
Jenny’s note: “History is better with snacks and citations. I can help with at least one of those.”
Start here
New? Try the Survivors A–Z Index
Plain-English profiles, quick context, and links to deeper reading. Jenny adds optional tips for tricky topics.
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A short blurb will appear here.
Jenny’s tip: No spoilers here—just a nudge toward good first reads.
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Jenny’s note: “Curiosity saved this cat. Seatbelts on—we’re time-traveling to 1912.”