Leeds restaurant discovers 100-year-old Titanic violinist's matchbox
Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 6 Oct, 11:42 · Archive
A Leeds restaurant has discovered an engraved matchbox belonging to Titanic violinist Wallace Hartley.
The operations manager and his team at Cut and Craft in Leeds discovered an engraved matchbox that dates back more than 100 years and belonged to Wallace Hartley, the violinist who famously played on the Titanic.
The find has shed new light on the restaurant's history and heritage, revealing a connection to the notable historical figure.
How it is being reported
- Leeds restaurant makes incredible 100-year-old discovery belonging to Titanic violinist Wallace HartleyYorkshire Evening Post · 6 Oct, 11:30
- Cut and Craft, Leeds: ‘We found an engraved matchbox from over 100 years ago that belonged to Titanic violinist Wallace Hartley’Yorkshire Post · 5 Oct, 15:41
In this story: Wallace Hartley · Cut and Craft · Leeds · Titanic
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