| Alan Villiers | Crew member of James Craig in 1920. This is an extract from his book “The Set of The Sails”, |
| evokingly describing his time on board with the language of a great writer of the sea. | |
| Alice Austen | New York photographer who took magnificent photographs of James Craig in 1891. |
| Captain J Maitland Thompson | A crew member on James Craig in 1920, talking about his memories of a horrific squall |
| while on board. | |
| Captain Leslie T Palmer | Served as an A.B. on James Craig in 1921, talking about his memories on board. |
| John “Sharkey” Keen | Crew member of James Craig in 1920, talking about his life on board. |
| Lady Jessie Richmond | One of the daughters of J. J. Craig, owner of the ships of the Craig Line, including James Craig. |
| She has been a great source of information in researching the history of James Craig. | |
| Here she records some of her memories. | |
| Maurice Mulcahy | Cew member of James Craig in 1920, talking about his life on board. |
| Murray Geeves | Crew member of James Craig in 1921/22, talking about his life on board. |
| The James Craig Salvage | by Geoff Winter. Geoff was part of the salvage team who refloated James Craig at |
| Recherche Bay in the early 1970s. Here he tells his story of her recovery. | |
| The James Craig Story | by Jeff Toghill. This article, written in 1978, vividly describes the story of James Craig |
| up to that time. | |
| Pilgrimage to Recherche Bay | Phil Renouf made a pilgrimage to see what was left of James Craig‘s resting place in |
| Recherche Bay. | |
| The Recovery | by Jeff Toghill. Jeff was one of the salvage team who refloated James Craig at Recherche Bay |
| in the early 1970s. Here he tells his story of her recovery. | |
| A Thoroughbred of a Ship | by David Wenban – the early history of James Craig (Clan McLeod) |