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For any nerds who are into ghost stories and the supernatural like me, do a quick Google search. Some people have reported paranormal activity at various Titanic exhibits surrounding the recovered artifacts. The activity follows the exhibit around no matter where it is. I didn't see any ghosts but certain parts of the exhibit did give me a spooky feeling, especially in the rooms where it was just me and my companion with no other guests around us. I felt like someone was watching us. The feeling was especially strong at the Grand Staircase, the hallway, and the promenade deck. After getting home, I found out a "Lady in Black" is frequently spotted in the staircase area. Spooky! Thank goodness I didn't see her. I captured an orb in a photo I snuck of the staircase. (You're not supposed to take photos. Oops. Check out my pic anyways because I'm including it in this review in case you're curious.) Lol
http://www.rmstitanic.net/community/blog/223-rms-titanic-stories.html
http://www.lvrj.com/living/tours-explore-haunting-of-titanic-exhibit-at-luxor-175131651.html
They host a nighttime haunted tour of this exhibit on Halloween.
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