Apr 4, 2012
Deganwy-born Harold Lowe was an officer on RMS Titanic when the liner sank 100 years ago. Afterwards he was ...
widely praised for his actions, which saved several lives. Now a HistoryPoints plaque has been placed outside his home in Deganwy, enabling passers-by to read his story on their mobile phones. You can also read it here
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