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The story of the abandoned castle in France where the ‘Titanic’ family once resided is a captivating yet haunting tale. Once a grand estate filled with the laughter and warmth of family gatherings, it now stands in eerie silence, a relic frozen in time. The family, whose lives were intertwined with the tragedy of the Titanic, embarked on a journey that they never returned from, leaving behind a legacy of mystery and sorrow. As the echoes of their untold stories reverberate through the empty corridors, one can’t help but wonder about the secrets that lie buried within its walls.
According to what one urban explorer, Ramy Awad, told Newsweek about the residence, it belonged to Engelhart Cornelius Østby, a first class passenger who was on board the ship with his daughter, Helen. While Helen survived, her father did not, and he is now buried in Providence, Rhode Island.
According to what one urban explorer, Ramy Awad, told Newsweek about the residence, it belonged to Engelhart Cornelius Østby, a first class passenger who was on board the ship with his daughter, Helen. While Helen survived, her father did not, and he is now buried in Providence, Rhode Island.
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illustrations done by justin kang, an la based designer who sarcastically depicts some of the tragedies of the contemporary world in the hated corporate memphis artstyle, like the saigon execution, the burning monk and the falling man from 9/11.