The timepiece belonged to Herbert Ingram, a British journalist and politician who died when the "Lady Elgin" sank in 1860. His watch was recovered from the bottom of the lake in 1992 ...

Herbert Ingram's gold pocket watch, lost in the 1860 Lady Elgin disaster on Lake Michigan, has been returned to his hometown ...

When the Lady Elgin sank on Lake Michigan in 1860, British journalist and politician Herbert Ingram was lost to the deep, but ...

After lying hidden beneath the depths of Lake Michigan for over a century, a historic gold pocket watch - lost in a deadly ...

After sinking to the bottom of Lake Michigan in 1860 — along with the steamship Lady Elgin — Herbert Ingram’s pocket watch is back home. The historic timepiece returned to Boston, Lincolnshire, in the ...

The late Herbert Ingram’s historic pocket watch recovered from the bottom of Lake Michigan ...

A pocket watch belonging to the late British journalist and politician Herbert Ingram is now on display at the Boston Guildhall museum in the U.K. — 165 years after it was lost The watch sank in ...

In this case, the town died,” said Green. By the late 1860s most of Camden’s remaining residents were gone. The Camden graveyard does have a notice of existence with the Texas Historical Commission.

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