Uploaded May 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
110 years ago today, the RMS Lusitania was four days into her final crossing. With the weather finally clear and the sea calm, passengers began to finally enjoy the crossing, though the talk of submarines still dominated conversation. Meanwhile, the U-20 sank its first ship of its own patrol off the coast of Ireland.
Join us all week long at Titanic: Honor and Glory as we commemorate 'The Final Voyage of the Lusitania' - produced by team members Liam Sharpe and Jack Gibson.
Several pieces of music in this video were kindly provided by the channel 'John R. Allen' and "Louis L.' You can listen to more of their wonderful ship related pieces at their YouTube channels!
youtube.com/@JohnRAllen1878/videos
youtube.com/@LouisLPlayerPiano
110 years ago today, the RMS Lusitania was four days into her final crossing. With the weather finally clear and the sea calm, passengers began to finally enjoy the crossing, though the talk of submarines still dominated conversation. Meanwhile, the U-20 sank its first ship of its own patrol off the coast of Ireland.
Join us all week long at Titanic: Honor and Glory as we commemorate 'The Final Voyage of the Lusitania' - produced by team members Liam Sharpe and Jack Gibson.
Several pieces of music in this video were kindly provided by the channel 'John R. Allen' and "Louis L.' You can listen to more of their wonderful ship related pieces at their YouTube channels!
youtube.com/@JohnRAllen1878/videos
youtube.com/@LouisLPlayerPiano
