Historically-Titanic was never called ship of dreams ,she was 'old news' cuz Olympic came first,nor was Olympic,they were just impressive by their size.All seen before just scaled up in size

They always glamorize the Titanic...but most of those who perished were second and third class. Women and children first...in first class. Poor women and children were last...😥

Bless all that died on titanc❤

That was sad I think Fredrick did the best could to be a look out but I guess he could see the iceberg soon before hiting it

That the problem every body feel sorry for ismay i dont because they did not have a enough life boat for everyone on the ship an the boats are for women an childrens a lot of men when down with the ship he is the president of the company so he should when down with the ship he live the rest of his life in shame an he dervers it

Excellent video. We are coming from the USA in a couple of months and a visit to Mr. Ismays gravesite is on our list. I see some other graves in the Ismay plot. Who else is buried there?

Your videos are cool

Great channel, glad I found it! Well done!!

During the opening every time I hear that newscaster says "The SS Titanic" I so want to correct him, it's like nails on a chalkboard to me.

Very interesting. While I had heard of WHH, and his band many times, I never knew the story of his violin, that it had been recovered and sold at auction. Too bad it wasn't returned to his descendants. Thanks for an excellent and informative video.

@16:33 I thought that was a shower drain on his grave, thinking it was some kind of twisted joke, but it's probably a flower holder you place the stems in. Still, it looks like a shower drain.

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this ship deserves a movie too!!! a lot of history!!!

Céline Dion is amazing

I did hear that!!! Amazing.

Thank you for the great presentations in these videos and the wealth of information and visits to locations. You are appreciated all over the world for your efforts Thank you again

Could you do an episode on Stoker Fredrick Barrett 🤔? These videos are so informative!

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Not only very interesting this was very entertaining. Thanks for sharing.

One wonders if “The Sinking of the Titan” served as an instruction manual, rather than simply prescient: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Wreck_of_the_Titan:_Or,_Futility

Well, since they sank the Olympic and not the Titanic, it makes sense that you see pictures of the Olympic.

Sorry but your kids are getting thrown overboard to make room for my dog. You have a problem with that, you can take swimming lessons aswell.

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A lot of money for a prop, but an amazing film

Jack could’ve fit 😭

Bro its Rms titanic

Some years ago, I read a book on the life of violet … she was amazing.

Not me sitting here mentally planning my Belfast trip knowing I’ll never take a Belfast trip! 🤪

It makes no sense to me that the grand staircase wouldn’t be part of the experience for everyone. That staircase was literally the grandest part of the ship! 🤨

I love how you film in cemeteries. They are very peaceful… especially very old ones. 😌

She is glorious!

That's sick

Ah, I really enjoyed this. I do love your presenting style and thank you for including what happened to Maria at the end as I was going to ask if you knew what had happened to her. I can't help but think that Wallace made a point of storing away his violin. It was the thing that connected him to his fiancée and what he could have with him in his final moments. So sad. I also wonder whether it was simply overlooked at the time his body was recovered by people who didn't put any value to an instrument they couldn't relate to, unlike watches and pens, those personal items that most people would have kept upon their person.Great stuff though, thank you. I learnt lot today, including it can be SS or RMS Titanic.

Its the same has you said what would have you have done?, i think anyone else would have done same!!.

Was just looking for a video like this randomly, thank you, they always talk about before and during the titanic but never really after.

What sad about madaline and astor's son is that astor's oldest son Vincent didnt have children and madeline/astor's son didnt have a father so why didnt vincent help raise there son

This is the first I've heard Frederick's life story. It's too sad. 😔 Where were his children in his older years? I love your videos. RIP Mr Fleet 🙏

I'm thinking of scenarios that would explain how the violin was separated from Hartley after or during his body's recovery. Just seeing the violin in this video brings a feeling of great reverence. I'm binging on your videos and am stumped as to why you don't have an enormous audience. I hope you keep producing!

I've seen some about Madeline's story. Not a happy life, and her Astor son didn't know much happiness either, according to the stories. Thank you for your excellent videos. I'm hooked!

My daughter sent me your way because she really liked your work, and she's a Titanic buff. You should have a lot more views!

How nice this tribute to Violett is. I agree with previous comment that while Molly Brown was courageous, the "unsinkable" title obviously belongs with Violett! I'm going to read her memoirs. Thanks!

It's distressing how Ismay was scapegoat villain for the purpose of creating drama. It's nice to see him defended and put in the proper perspective. Cameron's work was so impressive on many levels, but the storyline was hokey and I remember being disappointed that Ismay's character wasn't updated in that movie. Glad you've done so here! 👍

Just wanted to say I seriously love your videos not only for the titanic lore but you're hilarious❤❤❤

I'm 100% sure that you're in the minority, in regards to your feelings on the bow section. Pretty sure everyone wants to reenact that scene from the movie. Personally, I would like to do it in a very comedic way.

When is next video coming out???

REMEMBER HE USED LOW GRADE IRON RIBBIT Water doors 3 m above the Water line and not dubbed HOll

Well arend there no tourist boats at Southhampton, where you can make round trips through the harbour? I am shure they would show you the "Titanic"-quay from the waterside? Well, the story with the look-out-glasses... I am shure that if Captain Smith would have wanted the glasses from the cupboard, he would ordered to brake the lock and get the glasses anyway. He was the captain and also there where enough experts on board to brake such locks, even this primitive type of locks in 1912. I still wonder, why the captain did not do that. On the other hand, to use glasses at night in the open at -4°C all the time would be senseless. The radiated heat from the face would have produced moisture, so that someone would to have to clean the glasses all the time anyway and maybe missed the berg in this precious seconds. That is at least when I tried my glasses on a cold winter night, to prove my theory.

That poor tormented man. He deserved much better.

One too-long comment I will add: about all the second-guessing and blaming people for their actions or inactions. No one on the Titanic had seen the movies, or had access to you tube and internet theories. They had to do the best they could in the situation they were confronting, not knowing what else is going on all over the ship. Lightoller thought the ship's lights he saw in the distance indicated that rescue was near, loading boats to maximum capacity (even if passengers would get into them, especially at first) could result in boats capsizing even before they reached the water 70 feet below. He didn't know how quickly his ship would sink, the other ship would not come. He sent a bosun and some crew to open a lower gangway, thinking more passengers could then get in the partly-filled boats. He never heard of the bosun and other crew again. And Murdoch was very active in loading boats, but only the last boats on starboard were close to being fully loaded. The first boat on starboard, Boat 7 having 28 of 65 and boat 5 37 of 65. That's happening about 75 minutes after the iceburg was hit. Launching a boat took up to 15 minutes to get it down from the boat deck to water: too slow for action to portray it in the movies. On topic, Ismay does according to one witness, mention to Captain Smith how well the ship is doing, maybe more boilers could be put in service tomorrow. He's not saying let's race to get into New York and break a speed record.

Very useful video, thanks!