No Place For A Boy: A Life at Harland & Wolff

Tom McCluskie, MBE

No Place For A Boy: A Life at Harland & Wolff
Format
Paperback
Publisher
The History Press Ltd
Country
United Kingdom
Published
4 March 2008
Pages
128
ISBN
9780752442167

No Place For A Boy: A Life at Harland & Wolff

Tom McCluskie, MBE

Tom McCluskie grew up in Belfast and followed his father and was apprenticed into Harland and Wolff’s shipyard on Queen’s Island, Belfast. Harland and Wolff was a hard working environment, and also dangerous but Tom accepted this as the price to pay for working at such a famous shipyard, the one that had built the Titanic and also the Canberra. Slowly working his way up through determination and hard work, Tom became passionate about the history of the yard and, at a time when no-one in HandW cared, he managed to secure the company’s archive and was responsible for having it deposited at the Ulster Folk and Transport Museum. As an acknowledged Titanic expert, he was also seconded by HandW to help James Cameron make his epic Titanic movie, starring Leonardo de Caprio and Kate Winslett. A regular speaker at Titanic conventions worldwide, Tom has written numerous books on the Titanic and her two sister ships.

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