Harry Widener

Harry E Widener, age 82, Greenville, OH View Details

Cities: Palo Pinto TX, River Oaks TX, Azle TX Possible Relatives: Candice E Dyer, Tony Lee Widener, Tammy Dee Wright

Harry H Widener, age 53, Columbia, PA View Details

Cities: Palo Pinto TX, River Oaks TX, Azle TX Possible Relatives: Candice E Dyer, Tony Lee Widener, Tammy Dee Wright

Harry Alfred Widener, age 82, Palo Pinto, TX View Details

Locations: Palo Pinto TX, River Oaks TX, Azle TX Possible Relatives: Sally Marie Burtnett, Candice E Dyer

Harry E Widener, age 81, Greenville, OH View Details

Locations: Palo Pinto TX, River Oaks TX, Azle TX Possible Relatives: Sally Marie Burtnett, Candice E Dyer

Harry G Widener, age 50s, East Wenatchee, WA View Details

Locations: East Wenatchee WA, Wenatchee WA Possible Relatives: Janice K Widener, Shelley R Widener

Harry Mitchel Widener, age 70s, Abingdon, VA View Details

Locations: Abingdon VA, Bristol VA Possible Relatives: Angela K Widener, Erin B Widener, Glenna K Widener

Harry H Widener, age 78 View Details

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Harry H Widener, age 91 View Details

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Harry Wiener

Harry Wiener was an American Chemist of Brooklyn College, and made important and fundamental contributions to the study of topological indices and established a correlation between the Wiener index anread more...d boiling points of the paraffins. In fact, he made the foundation of chemical graph theory, and made a bridge between group theory, graph theory, and chemistry.read less...

Harry Elkins Widener : Titanic Victim - Encyclopedia Titanica

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Mr Harry Elkins Widener, 27, was born on January 3, 1885 the son of George and Eleanor Widener he lived in Elkins Park, PA. Harry studied at Hill School, a private establishment in Pottstown, PA; graduating in 1903 he left to study at Harvard (graduated 1907).

Harry Elkins Widener (1885-1912) - Find a Grave Memorial

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In 1915, Widener's mother donated the Harry Elkins Widener Memorial Library to Harvard in his memory. Two buildings at the Hill School are also dedicated to Widener, and stained glass windows at St. Paul's Episcopal Church, Elkins Park, Pennsylvania are dedicated to Widener and his father. Gravesite Details ...

Harry Elkins Widener - Titanic Universe

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Mr Harry Elkins Widener was a 27-year-old American bibliophile and scion of the wealthy Widener family who tragically perished in the sinking of the RMS Titanic on April 15, 1912. Born into privilege on January 3, 1885, Harry was known for his passion for rare books and his untimely death on the ill-fated maiden voyage of the Titanic. ...

What Happened to the Rare Books Brought Aboard the Titanic

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A portrait of Harry Elkins Widener shows a soft, dreamy-faced young man with a severe center parting, his left forefinger holding his place in a small-format book—perhaps his prized edition of Keats's poems. Born in 1885 to an elite Philadelphia family, Widener grew up in the moneyed leisured class, the same world that gave the economist ...

Harry Elkins Widener Collection - Harvard Library

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Learn about the extraordinary book collection of Harry Elkins Widener, a Harvard alumnus who died on the Titanic in 1912. Explore his literary favorites, manuscripts, illustrations, and more in the Memorial Rooms of Widener Library.

Forgotten Faces of Titanic: The Widener Family

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George and Harry Widener, along with their manservant, were among those lost when the ship sank in the early hours of April 15, 1912. Eleanor and other passengers were rescued by RMS Carpathia and reached their intended destination of New York City. From there, Eleanor returned home to Philadelphia and devoted her time and effort to charitable ...

Harry Elkins Widener, profiled by Daniel Blank - Harvard Magazine

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Of the more than 3,000 books that Harry Elkins Widener, A.B. 1907, collected during his short lifetime, one is missing from his Memorial Library: a rare 1598 edition of Francis Bacon's Essays. Too special to ship home separately with the other items he had acquired during a London book-buying trip, the small volume was with him when he boarded the Titanic on April 10, 1912.

Harry Elkins Widener (1885-1912) - American Aristocracy

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He and his father, George Sr., were killed during the sinking of the RMS Titanic.His collection of 3,000 rare books that were kept at Lynnewood Hall form the basis of the Harry Elkins Widener Memorial Library at Harvard University, commissioned by his mother and completed by the family's preferred architect, Horace Trumbauer. Harry was not married.

The Cyclopædia of American Biography/Widener, Harry Elkins

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WIDENER, Harry Elkins, bibliophile, b. in Philadelphia, Pa., 3 Jan., 1885; d. at sea, in the "Titanic" disaster, 15 April, 1912, son of George Dunton and Eleanor (Elkins) Widener.He was a member of the Widener family of Philadelphia, whose work in the organization and management of that city's street railway system form an important chapter in civic history.