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Try Wentworth Baptist Church! I lived in the house behind it. I will NEVER go back there again!!

Tiny thing, big trouble

March 31st 1911: Launch April 10th 1912: Departure April 14 - 15th 1912: Sinking

The sharks enjoyed white meat buffet. They still talking about it.

This was a good video. But Lusitania's Funnels were painted a dark grey during the final voyage. And the white stripe on the hull was painted over after her sea trials.

My sister had a wild experience in the Costoms house year's ago

Could you perhaps do a video about deep sea Anglerfish? That would be interesting. Deep sea Anglerfish are may favourite fish.

I wanna see a part 2 of this cause I think there's more haunted toronto locations

Bloor viaduct , close to 500 people jumped from there.

Never stop learning, have you herd of the iron clipper ship Tayleur, she sank on her maiden voyage off the coast of Lambay island on 21st January 1854. I assure her story is absolutely breathtaking. She was owned by the white star line before Thomas Ismay purchased the company in 1870.

There is a horseman ghost around the Hermitage.

Because they harmed us indigenous and the ones that’s French Métis indigenous mixed people feel ashamed who we are if we are full or mixed . That’s worse why it’s so haunted 1:54

When are you going to make the video?

May I request the Carpathia in next video? Over six years after Titanic sank, on july 17th 1918, Carpathia met her own fate after being torpedoed by the german U-Boat U-55 during the 1st world war. She also rescued all 705 of Titanic's survivors in 1912.

Hey can you make a video of the sinking of the uss johnston

Pearl Harbor wasn't Dec 12. It was Dec 7.

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Condo owners at the old school got screwed.

I’m surprised Old City Hall didn’t make the list. It’s famously reputed to be haunted.

SS? Sounds like a Nazi ship

You forgot how she saved some people's lives who got caught out in a blizzard and they sheltered on board. I think she's just living her best life and helping people out from time to time, going where she wants.

Have they made a movie about this yet?

I went to the 'Oban Inn' for lunch back in the 1990's, and while I was sitting in the dining room, I had an feeling of energy that surrounded me, I told the people at my table. I walked to the bottom of the stairs and looked up, then told the waitresses, "Something is wrong here", the feeling disappeared. Everyone looked at me strangely. I had never been there before. Shortly afterwards, a fire burned the Inn down, it was on the front page of the 'Toronto Star', and my ex didn't know what to think. There is supposed to be a man that lingers upstairs.

This was very well done! I live in Halifax and everyone here with family from that time has stories we share. My own grandparents lived 60 miles from Halifax, when the mont blanc blew, every window in their house shattered. You did make a couple of mistakes. The tsunami was estimated at 75ft high and you left out the blizzard that dumped 4ft of snow the next day.,

If im not mistaken, the final death toll of Wilhelm Gustloff is 9343.

At 2:15 and 16 titanic frist and second funnel fell

Titanic split at 2:17 am the funnel 1 and 2 fell the funnel 4 didn’t fall

Are some of these houses safe to go in and look around

I grew up in Niagara on the Lake, and I've experienced many paranormal phenomenon, including the Captain at the Angel Inn and Molly at the Prince of Wales. I've seen Molly one night at "the Prince" while doing night rounds when I was a bellhop the in the mid '90's. My friends and i visited the Screaming tunnel many times as well as the Blue Tunnel once. The Oban Inn is haunted and the ghosts could be scene wondering the rubble after the fire that destroyed much of the original building. Fort George is a great ghost spot but I've had better experiences at Colnel Butlers burial grounds. Many heritage homes along the parkway are haunted and some still have tunnels that lead to the Niagara River, some where even used during the underground railroad to Canada.

There is a movie about the Britannic just like the Titanic

Thankyou for telling us about titanic i subrice and like subcribeeee🎉

What happened to the USS Indianapolis was karma. Pure and simple. the fact that the Indianapolis was tasked with delivering the parts for the atomic bombs to Tinian AFB meant that it was directly responsible for the deaths of those civilians murdered by the atomic bomb. Looks like the US was still made to pay for all its mass murders and war crimes, albeit in a very small way

You missed the fun climb down into the grotto where you can see the blue lagoon.

Many mispronounced words. Agawa is Awe-gu-wu. Pukaskwa is Puck-uh-saw

I met a ghost airline stewardess, she buckled in next to when we were set to land at Pearson, had on an old fashioned uniform which seemed odd, didn't notice her for the whole flight from Winnipeg, she kinda faded away after we landed I was freaked out because the last leg of my flight was to Thunder Bay at night and I had to stay on that flight. It was an old 737 maybe she haunts the plane to this day.

7:31 He's insubordinate!

Any ex funeral home in hamilton

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Never stop learning. Could you do the sinking of the carpathia. Carpathia unfortunately met her own fate over six years after Titanic. She was torpedoed and sunk by a German submarine on july 17th, 1918.

Awesome video thanks for sharing 😎

Never stop learning, did you know that geysers of water began erupting from broken portholes in the mid section of Atlantic's starboard side during the sinking, thats due to the sea crashing through the interior of the ship itself.

Never stop learning. Did you know that Daniel j morrell's stern travelled some 5 miles before sinking below the waves.

Good Video a nice simplified version of Tom's video but just to let you know in Tom's newest video he found out Golden Rule Rock wasn't actually where the Atlantic struck. Excellent vid though keep up the good work.

This video is really accurate!

3:46 that is titanic. Not Olympic

Awesome video a tip tho Sambro Is said like this Sam-bro, I'm sorry but the SS Altantic was broken apart to get into she never actually really sank as her hull was still visible.

Thanks for such educational videos.

Thank you so much. 👍