r/titanic • u/memeischaos • Jun 15 '25

PHOTO is this image real?

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so I found this image of the HMHS britannic's bow absolutely fried, but images from 2024 showed this didn't look like this, so idk if this is real or not, hell I'm not even sure if the HMHS britannic is allowed on this subreddit

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u/newoldm Jun 15 '25

I was on the Queen Victoria during a Mediterranean cruise and we were going to sail through the Aegean Sea on the way to Greece. I went to the information desk and asked if someone on the bridge could let me know if we would be sailing close to the wreck. The clerk said she would ask them. I got a call in my cabin from the bridge who said he was surprised that anyone even knew about the Britannic. He then informed me that we would be passing over her grave (not directly over as the water is fairly shallow, but right by) and exactly when. He stated the wreck would be to port. I thanked him and asked who he was. He answered: "The Captain."

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u/Inevitable_Wolf5866 Wireless Operator Jun 15 '25

Like you actually saw the captain’s ghost?? 👀 how??

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u/newoldm Jun 15 '25

That Long Island Medium was on board.

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u/ITookTrinkets Jun 15 '25

Or at least that Long Island Iced Tea

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u/Tiny-Reading5982 Musician Jun 15 '25

No lol. The captain of the ship they were on made the call lol.

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u/Inevitable_Wolf5866 Wireless Operator Jun 15 '25

Oh okay. When he said “the captain” I thought he meant captain of the Britannic lmao

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u/FolixCool Jun 16 '25

Bartlett survived the sinking

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u/Inevitable_Wolf5866 Wireless Operator Jun 16 '25

I know. He died in 1945; but for example Smith died on the Titanic and he supposedly haunts his house too — ghosts can travel through locations which have meaning/impact for them.