Titanic's Voyage - April 11 (Day 2) - Queenstown (Cobh)
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- Опубликовано: 10 апр 2019
- Titanic arrives in Queenstown, Ireland (now Cobh), picks up a large group of passengers, then turns back out to the open sea, heading for New York City.
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The Titanic is 8 hours 45 out to sea now (at time of post)
It's now April 11th 2020 3:04 pm the Titanic would be set to full ahead and out to sea and by night fall land would have vanished beyond the horizon.
Amazing wake photograph. I have never seen this picture before. Very neat!
Neither have I: still learning something new about this ship every day!
The THG guys are the only guys I trust to get my weekly lessons about Titanic. Very well researched without click bait titles like "TOP 100 (obvious) FACTS ABOUT TITANIC YOU DIDN'T KNOW ABOUT!!1"
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Practising a hard turn to port followed by an immediate hard turn to starboard...
Just imagine.. 1500 people seeing land for the last time not knowing what their fate was....
Buddy Fox 1496 to be exact.
@@thomasandrewsjr6520 it's still just blows my mind a disaster like that you never know when your time is up
@@FoxStarLine or departing New York harbor to fight in one of the world wars...same feeling
2,208 people would be onboard. 1,496 would die in the sinking, leaving only 712 to survive.
Conner Rolofson imagine how different the world would be if they were alive.
The deserter’s name was John Coffey. He was going to see his mum,
PSYCH!!!! LOL
Fox Star Line ?
The Titanic H&G team are the new generation of Titanic historians. I grew up with Ken Marschall, Don Lynch, etc as THE Titanic historians. It’s nice to see the torch being passed in away to another generation while still collaborating with the older historians. I consider THG to be the leading Titanic experts. I don’t think their are any other people who know as much about the ship!
I can’t wait to explore the Titanic in THG
2:11 Titanic leaves behind land... and Captain Smith says "Take her to sea, Mr. Murdoch. Lets stretch her legs."
I can already see the Statue of Liberty very small of course!!!! I am the king of the world! Yeah ah!!!!
“22 knots sir.”
*Ohoooooo.. Her legs was not the only thing he wanted to stretch on her oh no they weren't*
1:50 that crewman who jumped ship at Queenstown was John Coffey. He claimed he was scared of this particular ship and voyage, not sailing the ocean itself. He later signed onto the Mauretania.
This is pretty unique: the manner in which you guys actually explain what would have happened during Titanic's maiden voyage on each actual day it happened! It's like a small snippet of history being presented LIVE!
In a sense, you (Tom, Kyle and Matt and the rest of the TH&G team) have seen my work as well... .... I'm the one who did the survivor portraits that Zeno recently received via email.
I can't tell you how much you guys are making a cherished piece of history come true in the recreation of Titanic and her historic journey! I am sure that I echo a lot of other fans out here when I express my sincere gratitude in what you all are doing! I just hope that my computer will be able to enable me to sail on the 'Ship of Dreams!'
Sounds like the Airline attendant that quit by pulling the emergency ramp, grabbing two beers and sliding down and basically said peace 😂
When and where did that happen?
Oh gosh, I miss Tom's Titanic week.
Queenstown is where Francis Browne departed and took the last photographs of Titanic. As Tom explains in the "Miracles of the Titanic" Podcast, this ultimately saved his life and the photographs he took.
Like so many others, such a sad sad heartbreaking story,.. *RIP to all the souls lost that night* 🙏🏼😔
Hi from Ireland. Yes it's pronounced "illan". Uillean pipes are not blown like bagpipes. The bellows is operated by moving the elbow. Great clips by the way!
Uilleann pipes are pronounced as "illin" pipes. I should know, my grandad used to play them. They're the Irish version of the Scottish bag pipes.
Thank you guys for taking us back in time with this beautiful animations as the Titanic story goes, wonderful work! =)
2:57
That was passengers complaining of the scent of fresh paint and varnish stinking their cabins out.
On a side note, Titanic was never actually finished. The extensive delays to her construction caused by Olympic's mishaps meant she sailed with some of her First and Second class accommodation incomplete.
Yeah, unused cabins werent set for passenger service
The daily videos make the voyage seem so much more relatable and real. Well done!
Uileann Pipes... Elbow pipes, translated. I think it's pronounced something close to "Illan pipes" or "Illian pipes", but I wouldn't take any bet on that. They have those in my favourite band, which unfortunately keeps getting abused for Titanic videos, or at least did for some time...
Getting abused for Titanic videos? I'm confused!
U guys r amazing
Your 3 to 4 minute long video is more educational than some of 1 hour long documentaries
and had all accurate facts to boot! good job guys :)
2:36 While that was happening, a man by the name of Jack Dawson stood on the bow with his friend Fabrizio who said he could already see the Statue of Liberty. Dawson then shouted "I'm the king of the world!" 😆
I find it neat that you guys are doing a quick little explanation of what happened on Titanic's voyage day by day!
Titanic has just made her final stop, this would be the last time anyone sees her for another 73 years.
Well last time anyone not aboard the ship at least lol
I make it a ritual to rewatch all these every year on the right date
Me too
I make a documentary about Titanic, watch if u want
Another series of great videos. Well done, shipmates.
i guess when the crewman heard the phrase "unsinkable" he is like see ya but it is sad how no-one forsaw what was going to happen next.
The Man that got off the Titanic at Queenstown (now known as Cobh, pronounced as Cove in Cork, Ireland) must have had an omen. Because as you've said he saved his life before tragedy was about to occur.
Time traveler
This Is my home town. Queenstown is its previous name. Today it is named Cobh, pronounced COVE. The harbour is recognised as the 2nd largest natural harbour in the world after Sidney. One map I have seen in a pub in the town, Ryans, showed a illustration of the entire British fleet, at that time, accommodated within the natural perimeters. I enjoyed the video and wish it well....
1:56 I like when he says that
THIS IS GETTING GOOD
I never get tired of the titanics history. It’s too bad the Britannic couldn’t be raised it’s in relatively shallow water. It would be an incredible achievement as a museum attraction. I know the water simulation isn’t the final product. I watched a video on world of warships on the battleship Massachusetts. The water simulation looked amazingly real.
Thanks for your dedication to this amazing project.
Im from and live in Cobh!!!❤ this was really interesting 🥰
I love you guys(no homo) and your work. You guys are so humble.
Heck an darn that was a good video
Very informative, more please !
This needs more views
Fun fact: April 11 was the birthday of chief Marconi operator Jack Phillips
I've never seen anyone find so much titanic-related content. I wonder what about it keeps this guy so focused & interested for so long?
They've been developing a game that allows you to explore the Titanic as a fictional passenger. A heck of a lot of research has gone into it, so they've got a ton of knowledge to share now.
BTW uillean pipes is pronounced *ILL-IN* pipes (it's Irish for elbow)
Uilleann pipes are pronounced “Illen pipes”. Roughly translates as elbow pipes because you play them with a bellows under your arm rather than blowing into them like bagpipes. They’re also smaller than bagpipes with a sweeter sound.
If they pronounce it "Illen", then I wonder why it's spelled in a way that it would be pronounced more like "Oolann"?
that crewman dodged a bullet on that one!
Time traveler
Great job! You should include these videos as "special features" to the game! ALSO: I was wondering whether you would ever consider using your game for research purposes.
There were many conflicting accounts of Titanic's last moments. Could you map these out? It would be great to see the wreckage from the perspective of each survivor (with their accompanying testimony). That might help explain why there is some differences from their testimony in accordance to their individual perspective.
Some survivors were in lifeboats far from the ship. Some were in lifeboats on the port side while others were on the starboard or slightly aft. Others were on different parts of the boat or in the water. This might explain why some thought that the boat did not break up while others indicated (as we learned was correct) that it did. One person even indicated that Titanic broke up in THREE places (which is a theory currently being analyzed by some people).
The ability through this game to "see" the Titanic from different places in real-time would be significant in explaining the conflicting points of testimony.
I am such a big titanic fan I’ve been following its path like if it were sailing today currently in the United States it is 4:15 PM so that means the Titanic is on his way to New York
Crewman: *predicts future* *jumps off titanic*
Time traveler
God damn this is interesting
I like how he is talking a out the titanic but has a model if the Mauretania behind him 😂😂 but on a serious note i look forward to these videos
Only 4 days to her death ☠️😭😭😭😭😭
I know right, it breaks my heart to think about.
That give you an idea that he was brand new, and just in her maiden voyage he use all of his stuff like engines telegraph, etc.
Nice job once again! Had no idea that Titanic did some extra sailing practice while out at sea, so that's neat. Quick question, as I've seen this in pictures quite a bit: did Olympic and Titanic ever meet and pass each other before?
why would anyone dislike this video?
Good vid!
They have low IQ and little or no education
Pronounced "Illin" Love the channel btw 😊
107 years ago. R.I.P rms titanic
How far did it get intro he harbor? Any way we could get a visual of its route through Queenstown?
It's pronounced "illin'." The difference is the Scottish pipes are played standing up and the bag is filled by your breath. With uilleann pipes, the bag is filled with air from a bellows operated by the player's elbow and the pipes are played while seated.
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To be continued on day three...
can you do a video about the different accomodations per classes? especially second class. everyone either talks about the first or third
A smoking room, a library and 3 small promenade decks. (+ dining room)
That guy that jumped might have been time traveler
GOOD SAGA AND TALE
When is the game titanic honour and glory gonna come out
Hello, very well made video. What is the name of the background music you are using? Thanks!
To anyone watching this without context, the priest-in-training's name was actually _Francis_ Browne.
Titanics passengers yay we can see a bright future ahead
Iceberg yay I can see titanic lets get ready
So are you going to be livestreaming the animation in real time? Be cause I am going to put it on at 7:07PST and do a real time deal.
We need a simulation of Titanic anchored and the two tenders ps America and Ireland shipping passengers to the ship . Do you think you guys could do that for the upcoming anniversary ?
The crewmen who jumped off at Queenstown would have been firemen John Goffey. There was no logical reason why Goffey jumped ship there as I believe he lived in Southampton, and these workers where in need of work, so something odd was going on there.
I was also put on status in my WhatsApp that "Today is the second day of titanic in ship" .... cuz I'm also interested in titanic ...😊
By the way...
u look so cute bro like Jack in titanic 😄😄😵🌹
I believe my great uncle Patrick Lane boarded at Queenstown
0:46 funfact: this was the last image ever taken of the rms titanic
Maybe this crew member was a time traveler who only wanted to experience ride on Titanic untill Queenstown. Then smartly board out and avoid disaster
I'm in love with your mind.
Queenstown is Cóbh since 1921
Can you tell us about the Duff Gordon's story again, you guys hit on it last year but would love to know more!!
Cosmo was an athlete, Lucile was a fashion designer made those clothes as well of racy lingerie.
I know, but the passion they tell the story and how they dig up even more info, those two are amazing people for what they had done for those people.
If I recall correctly John Coffey was able to get off the ship by hiding among mail bags; though I could be wrong
Thinking it's true
So sad for the Irish people of leaving their homeland
I didnt know about the deserter. I would like to know how ppl went about buying tickets for the ship? Could you buy some sailing day?
Time traveler
Maybe the guy who jumped ship knew it was doomed or just got an overwhelming feeling of dread 😬
Time traveler
@@Karl.Jayce-DE maybe you never know..
Will you do a video on the "Ismay blaming" or not?
Look up "clearing their names" they have a youtube video that addresses this.
Boi! Make honor and glory on appstore.
"Uilleann" Pipes. Uilleann is an Irish word meaning Elbow. It is pronounced "ill-en" (one word).
Where do i go to watch the livestream of the sinking animation this year? And what time?
2:33
Uilleann pipes is pronounced like Ill-in pipes
Is there any book on titanic that explains the ship and voyage as clearly and detailed as these videos?
"On a Sea of Glass" is excellent
@@TitanicHG thanks so much I'll definitely check it out. Your whole channek helped me rediscover my love and passion for everything to do with the ship and edwardian period.
You guys doing a stream again this year?
BearerOfBricks i hope they are.
Me too
1:45 That's the titanic? I think thats's the Oceanic
So are y'all actually making a game anymore, or is this now just a Titanic history channel?
i thought you lost all hope? Hmm, thats suspicious. ITS TITANIC WEEK, thats totally normal they make videos (and I asked for them)!
Your pronunciation of Cherbourg irks me, especially since you pronounced "Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse" so well.
Curious as to why those second class passengers were upset with their cabins. Any idea where they started and where they moved to?
Would be interesting to find out, might have meant the difference between life and death for some of them
I mentioned this in a comment here somewhere. Some passengers complained heavily about the strong smell of fresh paint and varnish making their accommodation uncomfortable. Others just found them to not to be up to their high standards.
Iallan pipes, pronounced like ill as being unwell, and a un at the end, get it,
i’m looking for a full list of all photos that Francis Browne took of the Titanic. Does anyone know where to find something like that? :I
A lot of them are in private collections that have never been scanned so as to keep their auction prices up.
I say, old man
ILL'N PIPES Like I feel (ill-in) my gut
My home town looking well in the video footage. And their called 'Uilleann pipes' (lernounced illen) hearing it called queenstown makes me cringe....
The correct pronunciation is closer to "illin pipes".
0:13 wait but she had already passed a sea trials? Why they were doing this again?
Hey Tom it's pronounced illen pipes hope this helps.
Do we know why the complaints of second class passengers accommodations? I was thinking because many had paid for first class on other ships and had been downgraded to 2nd class, but weren’t the accommodations to second class just as nice as first class on other ships ?
One passenger complained that her cabin was too small, so she was transferred to another. One passenger said he wasn't satisfied in Second, so he paid to move into First. A handful of others complained that the heating didn't work properly.
Titanic: Honor And Glory Thank you kindly for taking the time and answering my question. I’ve always been so drawn to the standard accommodations of first and second. Every museum or excerpt on first cabin accommodations show the suites, which frustrates me because that doesn’t really represent the majority of accommodations the passengers had. I’ve seen a few pictures of the simplest 1st class cabins and I’m excited to see them come alive again in rich colors and real ness because of all the valiant efforts you all have put in. Your project is the most thorough visual representation the world has had of Titanic in the last 107 years, second only to the ship herself. Well done gentlemen.
illen pipes(pros)
What made the crewmember leave ship? And who was he?
Time traveler
Uileann pipes are pronounced "illinn" pipes.
2.228 people on board
2208
2,228 is what the ship's manifest said and that includes those who departed in France and Ireland.
I doubt we will ever know the exact number of people aboard when she sank since some of the listed passengers and crew had already left the ship or hadn't turned up on sailing day at all. (Fifth Officer Lowe turned away some firemen at Southampton who arrived too late, but they still would have been written down as crew)
Just think that mega ships today have crew rosters with more people than that and roughly four thousand passengers.
Hi its pronouned ill-in pipes. The spelling is very different but that is the pronunciation 😊