Margaret Tobin 'Molly' Brown - "I am the daughter of adventure. . . I never experience a dull moment and must be prepared for any eventuality. I never know when I may go up in an airplane and come down with a crash, or go motoring and climb a pole, or go off for a walk in the twilight and return all mussed up in an ambulance. That's my arc, as the astrologers would say. It's a good one, too, for a person who had rather make a snap-out than a fade-out of life."
Margaret Tobin Brown...

The "Molly Brown" of myth and legend is often portrayed as an eccentric character, a social outcast who struggled for recognition. Even her name is a fiction, as she was not called Molly in her lifetime. Indeed, Margaret Tobin Brown defied social convention of her day to make waves long before she ever stepped foot on the Titanic! A world traveler, the epitome of the reform era's "New Woman", Margaret Brown used her wealth and education to work for the social, political and labor reform critical to the early decades of the 20th century, and she ruffled a lot of the feathers of convention to achieve her goals. You may love the legend , but this version of her story draws on recent scholarship to reveal a strong-willed, compassionate human being whose real life is just as unsinkable as any legend could hope to be!

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