Titanic

Did you know there's a place in Central New York that will take you back in time to when the Titanic set sail?

A 77-year-old Dutchess County resident is believed to be one of the men who tragically lost their lives aboard the Titan submersible.

When the "Titanic Submersible" story first broke, there was much reporting on how much oxygen the vessel had -which made for a race of sorts around finding Titan before it was too late for its passengers. What we couldn't know when the story first broke, that we know now is that Titan was probably never lost.

In the midst of all of the internet talk about submarines, it begs the question; where in NY could someone get into one to experience the wonders of the ocean themselves?

Here in 2023, a search is once again on

Titanic is considered one of the most famous ship disasters of all time. On board the ship, did you know some passengers were Upstate New York natives?

Watch his experiment to find out.

Maverick keeps flying high.

Of the 2,240 passengers aboard the Titanic, were any of them Central New Yorkers?

High on a hill in Western New York is the final resting place of a Titanic survivor and her husband who died on that fateful day 109 years ago.

In May of 2021, tourists will have the opportunity to visit the shipwreck of the Titanic.

If you had the chance to ride on a ship that is an exact replica of the original Titanic, would you take it? Well, in 2018 people will have the opportunity to experience what it was like to be aboard the elegant cruise ship that had a tragic end. The only difference between the original White-Star Line Vessel and this new Blue-Star Line ship are the advanced safety features aboard.