When the Titanic was sinking in, 1912, millionaire Benjamin Guggenheim refused a lifeboat. He asked a steward to tell his family, “I played the game straight to the end, and no woman was left behind because Ben Guggenheim was a coward.” He dressed in his finest clothes and accepted his fate. #fblifestyle | Gordon Hutchinson

🎂 Today we remember Benjamin Guggenheim, the wealthy American businessman who sailed aboard the Titanic and whose bravery and composure remain legendary ⚓✨ 🎟️ Get your tickets for our exhibition in Quebec here: mcq.org/decouvrir/expositions/titanic/ — 🎂 Aujourd’hui, nous rendons hommage à Benjamin Guggenheim, l’homme d’affaires américain fortuné qui navigua à bord du Titanic et dont le courage et le sang-froid restent légendaires ⚓✨ 🎟️ Achetez vos billets pour notre exposition à Québec ici :

What Ben Guggenheim did in his final hours on the Titanic | The Rest is History

Did you know? The Guggenheim State Room aboard the RMS Titanic was one of the most elegant spaces on the ship, showcasing exquisite woodwork and luxurious furnishings. This First-Class room embodied the grandeur of the Edwardian era, but today, it rests in ruins at the bottom of the Atlantic. Watch Part 2 to see its current state beneath the sea.Disclaimer:This video is for educational purposes only. It aims to provide historical insights into the Titanic and its legacy. No copyright infringemen