Watch the traditional glass-making process used by the original Titanic craftsmen.
(02:58)In a simulation the team encounters similar conditions that the Titanic engineers faced as the ship was sinking.
(02:43)The electric horse was just one piece in Titanic’s fully equipped gym.
(02:59)Women worked in cloth mills to fill Titanic’s beautiful interiors with textiles and linens.
(02:58)Industrial Britain was a dangerous place and deaths in the workplace were common especially in shipyards.
(02:55)While men produced anchors, female workers made small chains by hand.
(02:56)Filthy from coal and engine oil, Luke gets a taste of the grueling job of shoveling coal.
(02:25)Although the subject of birth control was taboo, there were some forms of contraceptives.
(02:01)How do you prepare a traditional meal without a sink, oven or any modern amenities?
(02:27)Twenty-one horses lead a procession to carry the anchor into town as they did 100 years ago.
(02:14)The team faces the terrifying conditions of the Titanic as it was sinking.
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