Survived Collection (page 4)

Oliva, Danzig
The Cistercian monastery of Oliva, located on the gulf of Danzig, was founded in 1170 and survived thanks to the protection of the Teutonic Knights

William John Wills (1834-1861)
Engraving of William John Wills, the Australian surveyor and explorer, pictured in 1860. Wills was born in England and emigrated to Australia in 1852, joining the staff of Melbournes observatory

Ricarda Huch
RICARDA HUCH German-Jewish writer and historian, author of books on social subjects. Survived the war living in Jena

The ship, Cospatrick in flames
Emigrant ship, the Cospatrick on fire at sea. On discovery of the fire, the crew tried to extingush the flames, but the wind spread them around the ship

Louis Noros, Explorer
LOUIS NOROS American explorer in the Arctic with DeLong, a member of the party which survived with Nindemann after the Jeannette was crushed

Dionysius of Alexandria
ST DIONYSIUS OF ALEXANDRIA converted by a vision, he became bishop of Alexandria and survived persecutions and banishments : he was a renowned theologian

Shepherd Market
This has survived as one of Londons picturesque corners, and is favoured by the oldest profession, though heaven forbid that I should suggest that this lady is one of them

Aeneas Founds Rome
Some traditions hold that Rome was actually founded by Aeneas, who survived the Trojan War, travelled to Italy and founded the dynasty which culminated in Romulus & Remus

Bewick / Sable
(Martes zibellina) this mustelid seemingly survived the evolutionary struggle by being the fittest to provide garments for the lady friends of the wealthy

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"Survived: Tales of resilience and triumph from around the world" The Imperial Hotel, Tokyo - A symbol of strength, standing tall after surviving earthquakes and wars. Joshua Barney - An American naval hero who survived capture during the Revolutionary War to become a legend in his own right. Saint Rita Praying - Her unwavering faith helped her survive unimaginable hardships, making her a beacon of hope for many. Charles Lightoller - The unsung hero of the Titanic disaster who bravely saved lives and survived against all odds. Plan of Silchester / 1777 - This ancient Roman town plan has withstood the test of time, revealing secrets about our past that have survived centuries. Saint Rita of Cascia - Known as the patron saint of impossible causes, she is revered for her miraculous survival through trials and tribulations. 7 Jewry Street London - Rising from the ashes after enduring bombings during World War II, this street stands as a testament to human resilience and determination. Sea monster discovered in British Columbia - Unveiling an astonishing creature that has managed to survive undetected for ages in one of Earth's most mysterious habitats. Tabard Inn, Southwark - With its rich history dating back to medieval times, this inn has witnessed countless stories unfold within its walls while remaining resilient throughout changing eras. Bow Church and Bread Street, London following WW2 Blitz- These iconic landmarks stood strong amidst destruction during wartime but emerged as symbols of hope and renewal post-conflict. The cook and Mr Maynard survivors' tales from Titanic disaster – Their harrowing experiences aboard the ill-fated ship serve as reminders that even in tragedy there can be stories of survival against all odds. Black Hole Calcutta – A haunting reminder where fortitude prevailed amidst darkness; brave souls defied despair to emerge from the depths of adversity.