"The Finest Ship Of Seas" Coffee Mug

Your morning journey can begin (and end) with this coffee mug. This mug features the headline from The Quincy Daily Herald on April 15th, 1812 which declared "The largest steamer in the world, on its maiden voyage, was struck by an iceberg and the lives of passengers were in danger"  With another prominet article on the page reading "The Finest Ship Of Seas In Great Peril" It's the perfect coffee mug for anyone interested in history, coffee, maritime disasters, or are just big fans of Leonardo Dicaprio's portrayal of Jack in James Cameron's 1997 blockbuster movie. 

The mug is made of white, durable ceramic and holds 11 ounces, this mug is not just for coffee or tea, but for a conversation starter too. Enjoy your beverage hot or cold, but since it is a Titanic themed mug...maybe try it without the ice. With its eye-catching design, it makes for a disaster-free gift for anyone. 

The best part, when you make a purchase on HistoryIsEverything.com, the proceeds go to supporting the efforts of libraries and other community organizations unlock thier local history and make it free to access by their community. The proceeds from a single mug can help a community digitize as many as 50 to 75 pages of historical content and allow Advantage Archives to provide free and easy to access to that content in a Community History Archive, so that it is available to anyone, from any where, at any time, at not cost, ever. If there is a specific archive you would like the funds from your purchace applied to, please leave the name of the library or institution  you'd like to support in the notes on the order. We will make sure that the credit it appyed to their account.

Features:

• White ceramic 11 oz 
• Rounded corners
• C-shapped handle
• All proceeds go to help support free access to local history

The Community History Archives are maintained for free by Advantage and do not require a subscription, seat license, annual support contract, or any other ongoing costs or expenses to the institution or members of the community. To learn more about Advantage Archives or the Community History Archive platform, visit: https://www.advantagearchives.com/community-history-archives/. If you would like to see more of YOUR local history online, please contact your local library, newspaper publisher, genealogical society, historical society, or educational institution, and encourage them to learn more about creating a Community History Archive or have them contact Advantage Archives at (855) 303-2727. We believe strongly in building lasting partnerships, which is why we enter into them with the intent of shouldering our fair share by taking the burden off of the community for the ongoing costs associated with storage, hosting, development, and maintenance of their Community’s History Archive. We are proud to be an active participant in the community’s efforts to make their collective history more accessible.