Todays date April 14, 1912, At 11:40 p.m. the Titanic struck an iceberg that sliced open the ship's frame and sank it.

[ReelWizard]

Todays date April 14, 1912, At 11:40 p.m. the Titanic struck an iceberg that sliced open the ship's frame and sank it, killing. 1500 people . Very sad.

 

[ReelWizard]

 

[boinky]

I know a guy who has two tickets unused and framed. His grandmother was running late and they missed the boat.

 

[basstracker89]

I know a guy who has two tickets unused and framed. His grandmother was running late and they missed the boat.

Interesting

 

[41mag]

I know a guy who has two tickets unused and framed. His grandmother was running late and they missed the boat.

I would dare say they were lucky they ran behind that day !!
That is a gift of life, for sure !! lol.

 

[basstracker89]

A good example of man's arrogance. This boat is unsinkable.......Many died as a result.....

 

[basstracker89]

I would dare say they were lucky they ran behind that day !!
That is a gift of life, for sure !! lol.

Amen

 

[patches]

I know a guy who has two tickets unused and framed. His grandmother was running late and they missed the boat.

Way to go, Granny! God job!

 

[47thGARBB]

I went to see the Titanic exhibit during the summer at the Atlanta Art Center Expo Hub on Buford Highway. It was really a fascinating and sobering experience. They had some wonderful immersive exhibits there that really gave you a feel (as close as you can get being on dry land, I suppose) to the events of that night. They had a great exhibit that put you in the crow's nest in the perspective of the night watch crew that were to look for icebergs. You got to see in real time how sudden the iceberg appeared out of the dark and how long it took the ship to turn to attempt to avoid it. Really great exhibit.

 

[THREEJAYS]

So many lives changed in an instant