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person got it all right here we go on. On April 14th, 1912, four days into its maiden voyage, the world's largest passenger

steamship, RMS Titanic, struck at iceberg and sank in just two hours and 40 minutes, carrying 1,518 people

to the depths of the Atlantic Ocean.

When she left Port, the owners of the White Star Line had bragged in headlines around the world that Titanic was unsyngable.

Of course we all know that turned out not to be the case.

Most of us know the story of Titanic. We've read books, we've watched television shows,

and we've seen one of the highest grossing films

in the history of the world about the ship,

even if many of us refuse to admit how much we loved it,

because you know you did.

But do we know everything there is to know about Titanic,

like the ghost stories, the strange events,

the eerie coincidences, and even the stories of passengers who've returned from beyond the grave.

Well, if you don't know them already, you're just about to, as we present a special episode of American Hauntings.

The podcast dedicated to the history, haunting's,

legends, and lore of America's past.

Hosted by Cody Beck and Troy Taylor

with special help from Lisa Taylor.

This episode was recorded live at the

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