Every time I hear the story of the Titanic it makes me cry. Even a piece of clothing, a pocket watch, boarding pass, it once was part of someone that may have lost their life that tragic night. It gets me every time. I cry for those who were lost and even those that survived. The good and the bad. History is so important. This one particularly breaks my heart every time. Thank you for posting
Me too I can't watch it without tears in my eyes 😭, it's so heartbreakingly sad and upsetting story of one of the worst maritime disasters to happen In this world 🌎, it's their forever ,Evan when our lives are over its ingrained in immorality for the end of time 😱🥺🥺😭🚢 may all the souls that were lost in this horrific tragedy rest in eternal peace forever 🙏🏻🙏🏻💔😌😌 18:04
I have my grandmothers book that she got in 1912 when she was 15 -- Story of the wreck of the Titanic, memorial edition. It was passed down from my mother to me.
Many thanks Jordan for this tremendous broadcast. As with all your museum tours it was both informative and interesting - however this museum had something quite haunting about it, almost as though it stood as a memorial to the tragedy itself. A very special vlog.
Thank you Jordon … when I think of the Titanic sinking … it’s with great sorrow! Such a terrible way to die! I couldn’t believe how many children were left on the ship … and that so may empty seats on the boats! God Bless them all! 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻❤️❤️🇺🇸🇺🇸🥹🥲
Every time I think of the sailing from Great Britain to the Us , I think of my great grandmother & her family coming to the US ,from Ireland. When my grandmother passed away in Boston the attic still had the traveling chests from various family members & my grandmothers Hope chest which I received because she willed it to me. I still have it & it still looks beautiful.
Thank You Jordan for sharing, I am a big titanic enthusiast, this was a lot of fun watching, Dakota sends her Love to Jah. From Colorado. Stay Blessed my friend.
@@DazewithJordantheLion I enjoy all of them! Pigeon forge TN has a nice titanic exhibit. The building looks like the ship. But the place you went had lots of details.
I cry every time i wach the TITANIC movie 😢 Because so many people lost their lives that Faithful night in 1912 i love everything about the TITANIC and the History of it and about each and every one of the people that was on the TITANIC and their story's 💔
The story of the woman who died with her dog, because she didn't want to leave her dog behind and they found her with her dog in her arms made me tear up Jordan, thanks for sharing that story, the other story that you also shared was the guy who died because because he didnt want a child to lose a seat and die, he died a hero, also you were talking about the wife who chose to stay and die with her husband,they are Isador, and Ida Straus,you showed their framed portrait on the wall, they are actually in the James Cameron movie, they are holding each other in bed while the water is rising around them, do you remember that scene, Jordan, I remember it, but I seen the movie many times, how about you?
I saw the Titanic exhibit tour of the US in 1998. This is a nice updated exhibit. My favorite artifact is Wallace Hartley violin. The volunteer action the musicians playing music during the sinking was extraordinary. There were many brave people that tragic night.
Watching this day after the one year remembrance of the Ocean Gate tragedy 🌊🌬️ Thank you for sharing this exhibit Jordan 🙏🏽 Would have totally taken advantage of the “photo prop-op”. Most mornings I drink coffee from my White Star 3rd class mug. Have a great week Everyone 🚀
So sad, still, after all these years!! Thanks Jordan. That was incredible! You find the most incredible things. Thanks for all your time and hard work. ❤❤❤❤❤❤ 18:22
You know some people might be critical of them playing celine dion and the movie score, but i am ok they should have stuff from the titanic movies all so there i think like from james camerons film and a night to remember, i think if they have some movie stuff there it kind of lightens up the tone. So you are not to depressed being there
4th wasn't for aesthetics. It was used. It was for the Smoking Room, ventilation for the kitchen and other things. Smoke did come out of the funnel but not real noticeable like the first three.
They should put in interesting facts that although they received 6 warnings on the 14th, Captain Smith actually changed course further South to avoid it. Also Titanic's radio was out most of the previous day so there was a backlog of messages. It was also common practice of ships to travel at full speed until ice was actually sighted. The Titanic followed all the rules of the time. They did nothing wrong and DID NOT ignore ice warnings.
Love ALL things Titanic and for others in Planet Hollywood in Disney Springs Orlando they have a screen used deck chair and a first class dining chair on display from the James Cameron Titanic.
What a coincidence… I just fell into a Titanic rabbit hole the last week. The RUclips channel Titanic: Honor and Glory (it’s the official channel for a video game of the same name still under development) has the entire Titanic mapped out inch-for-inch in Unreal Engine, and has a realtime simulation of the sinking using the best available information. I wonder… when the Titanic started taking on water, could they have cut those massive anchors loose?
One of the big reasons the Titanic hit that iceberg was that David Blair who was assigned to the ship was reassigned to a different ship on April 9th taking with him the key to the locker that held the binoculars. Instead of breaking the lock on a new ship they continued the voyage without them
Nice museum Jordan, music must have been annoying though. Always hurts to know all the boats weren’t full when lowered to the waters. I’m in a rush this morning, not concentrating properly so I will watch this again later tonight. ❤Jodie 🇦🇺
I live in netherton dudley we’re the original anchor for titanic was made called . N Hingley & sons . & we have got the anchor replica on show as well 🇬🇧🇬🇧👍👍
I watched the TV interview with the Marketing Director of the museum on YT, and they showed security footage of the water coming from underneath the 1912 Renault. Building never flooded before in 40 years. Rain was bad but they can't see how it could have flooded the museum with three inches of water. He noted there has been paranormal activity in the building before.
Ismay never actually said that lol. That scene is based entirely on a single witness account that may have misinterpreted or misheard the conversation since titanics last boiler room was never lit up. If ismay was being pressuring, more people would have likely heard it since it was in the reception room.
I don't think anything made of wood will survive being in the ocean for over a century. A large amount of the ship has rusted away and that metal is way thicker than most parts of the car.
I saw a traveling artifact display in the late 90s after the movie was such a hit. They had coal from the wreck that you could buy . They had a bunch of other stuff but one interesting thing was autographed photos by Millvina Dean of her as a baby being rescued. I regret not buying the coal but I guess there’s always eBay.
It has been proven time and time again that weak rivets didn't cause or contribute to the sinking of the titanic (even oceanline designe done a whole series on it and said it was completely impossible for weak rivets to cause the sinking due to how the rivets where made, placed and thickness. He even done a bit about a fire on the ship and even that he said it was completely impossible because of how reinforced the bow was (so the fire would be contained to the cold room and wouldn't spread to the outside of the ship) I wish people would look/do their research before jumping on the social media band wagon and speculate "what happened" to actually want happened and that was an iceberg hit the side of the ship due to negligence of everyone on deck that night including the captain of the ship (for ignoring warnings of iceberg fields approaching).
Yeah, repeatedly.. I had to try and "denoise" most all of it so it wouldn't be a copyright violation, and block it altogether like some musicians do. I kinda wished they would have played the type of music the band would have been playing til the end
Now THAT wouldve been traumatizing. Hearing closer my God to thee? For 3+ decades being absolutely obsessed with all things titanic, I STILL cry anytime I hear that song. Gutted every single time. @@DazewithJordantheLion
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Every time I hear the story of the Titanic it makes me cry. Even a piece of clothing, a pocket watch, boarding pass, it once was part of someone that may have lost their life that tragic night. It gets me every time. I cry for those who were lost and even those that survived. The good and the bad. History is so important. This one particularly breaks my heart every time. Thank you for posting
Me too I can't watch it without tears in my eyes 😭, it's so heartbreakingly sad and upsetting story of one of the worst maritime disasters to happen In this world 🌎, it's their forever ,Evan when our lives are over its ingrained in immorality for the end of time 😱🥺🥺😭🚢 may all the souls that were lost in this horrific tragedy rest in eternal peace forever 🙏🏻🙏🏻💔😌😌 18:04
Bro don’t cry
Loved it!!!
This is always 💔 to watch , each piece attach to a soul that departed in a very tragic way. TY Jordan ❤🙏🏼🌼
I have my grandmothers book that she got in 1912 when she was 15 -- Story of the wreck of the Titanic, memorial edition. It was passed down from my mother to me.
Did I miss the video on the flood? This is excellent video and great museum collection.❤🙏
Thank you for this Vlog. History is so important. God rest their souls.
thank you so much for this! never knew it existed 🖤🖤🖤
I've been obsessed with the Titanic since 7th grade.
❤ TYFS this I have always been fascinated by the story of the Titanic. Hopefully one day I can get to go see the museum.
Pigeon Forge, TN has a fantastic exhibit! I highly recommend visiting it!!
I love Titanic, nice tribute to always remember survivors and those whose lives were lost
I too enjoy the history and stories of the Titanic. How is Jah doing?
It was great video
Many thanks Jordan for this tremendous broadcast. As with all your museum tours it was both informative and interesting - however this museum had something quite haunting about it, almost as though it stood as a memorial to the tragedy itself.
A very special vlog.
Thank you Jordon … when I think of the Titanic sinking … it’s with great sorrow! Such a terrible way to die! I couldn’t believe how many children were left on the ship … and that so may empty seats on the boats!
God Bless them all! 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻❤️❤️🇺🇸🇺🇸🥹🥲
God bless those that went though this! It’s amazing how their items look so fresh still.
Every time I think of the sailing from Great Britain to the Us , I think of my great grandmother & her family coming to the US ,from Ireland. When my grandmother passed away in Boston the attic still had the traveling chests from various family members & my grandmothers Hope chest which I received because she willed it to me. I still have it & it still looks beautiful.
Awesome video. I enjoy it
I'm a yacht guy..... Always interested in the Titanic... I absolutely loved it!
From what I've read there was a yachtsman on board Titanic who climbed down the ropes into a lifeboat to assist the paasengers
Arthur Godfrey Peuchen, Titanic Survivor whom climbed down the ropes to help in one of the lifeboats
I love the Titanic !
Very Cool! I enjoy “your Adventures”
Jordan this was so amazing, l really enjoyed it and thank you
Thanks again Jordan excellent video as always ❤
I enjoy your videos, love them. Thank you.
Haha, at the start at 1:10 in the video, you see an anchor replica which is ironic as my great great grandad built the real anchor in 1909
thank you jordan.......
Thank You Jordan for sharing, I am a big titanic enthusiast, this was a lot of fun watching, Dakota sends her Love to Jah. From Colorado. Stay Blessed my friend.
A few days ago, this exhibit mysteriously flooded. They could not find the source of the water. They caught it before any damage to the displays.
I heard that!! How crazy!
Wow that was a pretty good exhibit!
Thanks! Some great stories and people I hadn't heard before myself. I'm glad you enjoyed it
@@DazewithJordantheLion I enjoy all of them! Pigeon forge TN has a nice titanic exhibit. The building looks like the ship. But the place you went had lots of details.
Very sad but interesting stories!!
Doesn’t matter how much money you pay; what matters is that people in charge know what they are doing!! Tragic!!
That d be awesome to go there!
Enjoyed again Jordan
Great video appreciate your commentary
Glad you enjoyed it
You need to check out the titanic museum in Brandon Missouri plus’s the wax museum lovely town
Can you imagine working there and having to listen to the Titanic song all day long.
No, that would be rough
Dude! Lauren is obsessed with the titanic.
I cry every time i wach the TITANIC movie 😢 Because so many people lost their lives that Faithful night in 1912 i love everything about the TITANIC and the History of it and about each and every one of the people that was on the TITANIC and their story's 💔
*_AMAZING_*
Enjoyed this very much. Thanks much
Did Titanic at Luxor in Vegas, it was eerie, they had a 10 x 16 foot piece of the hull!
awesome video also huge fan
Thanks awesome video sad story
The story of the woman who died with her dog, because she didn't want to leave her dog behind and they found her with her dog in her arms made me tear up Jordan, thanks for sharing that story, the other story that you also shared was the guy who died because because he didnt want a child to lose a seat and die, he died a hero, also you were talking about the wife who chose to stay and die with her husband,they are Isador, and Ida Straus,you showed their framed portrait on the wall, they are actually in the James Cameron movie, they are holding each other in bed while the water is rising around them, do you remember that scene, Jordan, I remember it, but I seen the movie many times, how about you?
I agree with you sooooooooo much the story of the woman with her dog in her arms who dies together, how very sad ! I had to tear up also............🥲
Another great video Mr Jordan @JordanTheLion
Thank you for doing a video on this. I've been really wanting to go to one. And I had no idea about that car. It's cool. They are all cool
You're welcome!
I saw the Titanic exhibit tour of the US in 1998. This is a nice updated exhibit. My favorite artifact is Wallace Hartley violin. The volunteer action the musicians playing music during the sinking was extraordinary. There were many brave people that tragic night.
Watching this day after the one year remembrance of the Ocean Gate tragedy 🌊🌬️
Thank you for sharing this exhibit Jordan 🙏🏽
Would have totally taken advantage of the “photo prop-op”.
Most mornings I drink coffee from my White Star 3rd class mug.
Have a great week Everyone 🚀
Very cool
So sad, still, after all these years!! Thanks Jordan. That was incredible! You find the most incredible things. Thanks for all your time and hard work. ❤❤❤❤❤❤ 18:22
thanks for sharing Jordan. Give man a hug for me from northern California 😁😉
You know some people might be critical of them playing celine dion and the movie score, but i am ok they should have stuff from the titanic movies all so there i think like from james camerons film and a night to remember, i think if they have some movie stuff there it kind of lightens up the tone. So you are not to depressed being there
4th wasn't for aesthetics. It was used. It was for the Smoking Room, ventilation for the kitchen and other things. Smoke did come out of the funnel but not real noticeable like the first three.
They should put in interesting facts that although they received 6 warnings on the 14th, Captain Smith actually changed course further South to avoid it. Also Titanic's radio was out most of the previous day so there was a backlog of messages.
It was also common practice of ships to travel at full speed until ice was actually sighted.
The Titanic followed all the rules of the time. They did nothing wrong and DID NOT ignore ice warnings.
Hi Jordan hope all is well with your Grandpa thanks for another video!
Very, Very Interesting, very good, enjoyed this Museum Tour allot. I have always had a great interest of the Titanic Disaster all of my life - ❤🙏
I don’t realize exactly how close they were to New York when they sunk. Always been fascinated with the titanic
It is 1,300 miles east of ny.
Bernice's camera is now displayed in the Smithsonian.
LOVE seeing all of this, as I love Historical stuff. They did a Great Job on thise exhibit. 😊
Good video
such a tragic event
I don’t realize exactly how close they were to New York when they sunk
Love ALL things Titanic and for others in Planet Hollywood in Disney Springs Orlando they have a screen used deck chair and a first class dining chair on display from the James Cameron Titanic.
Been a huge Titanic🎉
Cool Museum! Thanks for showing Jordan.
I saw in Vegas many yrs ago! Very sad
Hey Jordan, come home to Ohio and go see the Cosi in Columbus. They have a Titanic exhibit thru September.
What a coincidence… I just fell into a Titanic rabbit hole the last week. The RUclips channel Titanic: Honor and Glory (it’s the official channel for a video game of the same name still under development) has the entire Titanic mapped out inch-for-inch in Unreal Engine, and has a realtime simulation of the sinking using the best available information.
I wonder… when the Titanic started taking on water, could they have cut those massive anchors loose?
Everytime i hear my heart will go on it reminds me of the south park episode of who is cartmans father. 😅
The actor who played Captain John Smith in Cameron’s TITANIC died a week or 2 ago😢
Rip
that's why I don't want to go on a ship
One of the big reasons the Titanic hit that iceberg was that David Blair who was assigned to the ship was reassigned to a different ship on April 9th taking with him the key to the locker that held the binoculars. Instead of breaking the lock on a new ship they continued the voyage without them
Why wasnt that woman allowed to take her dog aboard a life boat?
Anyone see how it randomly flooded near that car and yeah it was raining outside but it didn’t make sense that the museum flooded and near that car
Nice museum Jordan, music must have been annoying though.
Always hurts to know all the boats weren’t full when lowered to the waters.
I’m in a rush this morning, not concentrating properly so I will watch this again later tonight.
❤Jodie 🇦🇺
I live in netherton dudley we’re the original anchor for titanic was made called . N Hingley & sons . & we have got the anchor replica on show as well 🇬🇧🇬🇧👍👍
It really irks me when people want to go down yo the wreck and visit it. What is worse, they take things from it. It is a graveside, LEAVE IT ALONE!😮
Fantastic stuff I know the movie won lots of awards too
If you ever planned to come in Halifax will show you all about Titanic. Al.
Love this video and love the Titanic history.
Hi Jordan you tube channel Love my favorite one fan BIG Titanic Love my favorite one fan BIG movie DVD 📀 Dolls 💖💖💖💖💿🎶
The only two reasons that titanic reck is so famous is cause 1. James cameron made a movie on it. 2 it split
Really interesting video, I’ve always been fascinated by the titanic.
it's not a big deal.
I watched the TV interview with the Marketing Director of the museum on YT, and they showed security footage of the water coming from underneath the 1912 Renault. Building never flooded before in 40 years. Rain was bad but they can't see how it could have flooded the museum with three inches of water. He noted there has been paranormal activity in the building before.
The 1952 movie version of Titanic with Clifton Webb and Barbara Stanwyck was the best
I like it too but the film A Night to Remember is considered the most accurate.
"Retire with a bang, eh EJ"
Ismay never actually said that lol. That scene is based entirely on a single witness account that may have misinterpreted or misheard the conversation since titanics last boiler room was never lit up. If ismay was being pressuring, more people would have likely heard it since it was in the reception room.
I went to the Titanic when it was at the Science of Industry.
Being getting into titanic lately. This is fantastic timing
I think the car is part of the bottom of the ship they can’t access cause the air tight doors that were closed to try to prevent sinking.
I don't think anything made of wood will survive being in the ocean for over a century. A large amount of the ship has rusted away and that metal is way thicker than most parts of the car.
@@danielebrparish4271 true
Actually have a book signed by Ballard who discoved Titanic.. .
Thanks sharing
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Where is this museum located
Volo, illinois
Seems like a tourist trap snoozefest. Not even real artifacts
Where is this exhibit?
Volo, IL
I saw a traveling artifact display in the late 90s after the movie was such a hit. They had coal from the wreck that you could buy . They had a bunch of other stuff but one interesting thing was autographed photos by Millvina Dean of her as a baby being rescued. I regret not buying the coal but I guess there’s always eBay.
It has been proven time and time again that weak rivets didn't cause or contribute to the sinking of the titanic (even oceanline designe done a whole series on it and said it was completely impossible for weak rivets to cause the sinking due to how the rivets where made, placed and thickness. He even done a bit about a fire on the ship and even that he said it was completely impossible because of how reinforced the bow was (so the fire would be contained to the cold room and wouldn't spread to the outside of the ship) I wish people would look/do their research before jumping on the social media band wagon and speculate "what happened" to actually want happened and that was an iceberg hit the side of the ship due to negligence of everyone on deck that night including the captain of the ship (for ignoring warnings of iceberg fields approaching).
ware is this museum
Volo Museum
27582 Volo Village Rd
Volo, IL 60073 🇺🇲
How annoying is it that they keep playing the Celine Dion song and the film score. So tasteless, really.
Yeah, repeatedly.. I had to try and "denoise" most all of it so it wouldn't be a copyright violation, and block it altogether like some musicians do. I kinda wished they would have played the type of music the band would have been playing til the end
Now THAT wouldve been traumatizing. Hearing closer my God to thee? For 3+ decades being absolutely obsessed with all things titanic, I STILL cry anytime I hear that song. Gutted every single time. @@DazewithJordantheLion
Flood? Water Takes It's Toll Again!😮
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I am king of the world
I need proof