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If Lady Elgin dropped Lake Michigan In 1860, British journalist and politician Herbert Ingram lost deep, but 165 years later his pocket clock returned home.
The steamer quickly dropped on September 8, 1860, when he collided with Schuna during a storm with a wedding storm, Illinois, killed more than 300 people, and many failed to get to the rescue boats before he left.
Ingram and his son were killed by drowned with golden hours, going down with them.
After the burning body of the Ingram was restored and its returned England, And he is buried in his hometown in Boston in Lincolnshire.
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When Lady Elgin dropped on Lake Michigan in 1860, British journalist and politician Herbert Ingrem lost in the depths, but 165 years later his pocket clock returned home. (WXMI)
Pockeys were discovered by divers in 1992, but remained in the United States before it was given a historian to study.
“Back in 1992 when there was my team Documenting the remains From Lady Elgin scattered more than a mile of the lake down, other divers visited the site, “-said Valery van Hest Fox 17. “The place was traced, and the trio of the divers, which I have recently learned, came across a pocket watch. The gold pocket clock, the unusual opening.”
She added that the Ingram was “a parliamentary deputy. He was also the founder of the London illustrated news, which was first published in the newspaper. Thus, he was really the founder of painting journalism.”
Wang Hest told BBC NEWS She quickly realized that the clock “does not belong in America. It belongs in Boston, England, where he was Herbert Ingrem, where his statue stands.”
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Lady Elgin in the pier in Chicago the day before she sank. (Photo12/Universal Images Group via Getty Images)
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Ingram is marked as a “beloved son” of Lincolnshire, where he was born and buried and where his statue stands.
Van Flit bought a watch, and then donated it to the Boston Guildholla museum, which at the time gathered the exhibit in the Ingrame.
“They did not have any physical artifacts, and here I offered not only the artifact but also the personal clock of Herbert Ingram,” said Van Hest. “It was an unusual, prudent phenomenon.”
Advisor Sarah Sharp from the Boston City Council said the BBC: “The fact that this small part is returning to my hometown to be reflected, really special and important.”
The clock was returned to Herbert Ingram Boston’s hometown, England, where it remains one of the most influential figures. (Photo SPL/Getty Images)
The museum noted the return of the clock on May 24, calling it “Day to remember.”
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“Today, Boston came together to honor the life and heritage of Herbert Ingralist, the reformer and one of the most influential figures of our city when his long-lost golden hours, removed from the crash of Lady Elgin, officially returned home,” the museum writes further, ” Facebook is Facebook at Facebook.. “From a private tribute to his grave, to the ceremonial broadcast in the Memorial, the Ingram, to the powerful stories that are shared in Boston Guildhol – each moment was filled with reflection, pride and fear.”
The museum added: “Thank you all who joined us today – personally and in the spirit. The story of Boston is alive and interesting.”
