Anniversary evokes memories
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Englewood resident Mike Robinson displays a framed document of the RMS Titanic stock certificate he once owned.
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A copy of the RMS Titanic, Inc. stock certificate.
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This is a copy of the original fax agreement sent to Mike Robinson from the IFREMER, a division of the French Navy.
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Mike Robinson of Englewood holds some of the Titanic promotional merchandise he patented along with a Time Magazine article from November, 1987, after Titanic artifacts were retrieved from the Atlantic.
ENGLEWOOD — April 15 is the 100th anniversary of the sinking of the Titanic, and for Mike Robinson, it’s a special day.
Robinson, now an Englewood resident, was working as a film producer at International Studios in Orlando in 1987 when he was approached by an employee who asked him to invest in a venture to retrieve artifacts from the Titanic.
