Illinois Titanic exhibit under water from ‘mystery’ flood

A little more than a year after its debut, the Titanic exhibit at the Volo Museum in Lake County was inexplicably inundated with water over the weekend, prompting the closure of the museum and quick action by staff to preserve historic items.

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[Lovelys_Reborndolls]

Came cross this clip. It's spooky, if I were them I would of tested the water. To see if it's sea water or not.

[patrickgibbons]

The dead people from the Titanic does not want a museum it seems like. Interesting.

[jaluca]

As someone who works at Volo, that’s just George, he hangs out and mostly just messes with the calculators.

[divacooks]

I literally went there to the exhibition and something was off there. I felt like someone was watching me and kept on hearing voices. I don't know if I am paranoided but I am never going back there

[gimpygardner]

Volo is a fantastic museum. In reality, it is half museum and half antique car dealer. Many of the cars are for sale. If you just want an old Ford or Chevy, the prices are lower than most people think. But if you want a Mustang or Camaro, you will pay big time.

[milwCS]

I've been to one of these titanic exibits before when it was traveling around and was at the saint louis science center back around 2010 (I still have my boarding passes they give you)
And I remember when my mom and I were going through the exbit she said she constantly could feel cold spots in some areas, and thought she heard whispering when we were alone, and she mainly heard it around the areas where they replicated stuff. Like the hallways where they had those rooms setup to look exactly like the titanic at the time. It was kinda creepy because in other spots it felt warm most of the tour but in certain spots got really cold.

I'm a skeptic, so it likely was just vents or the way the air ducts were designed. But I do believe that the titanic exibits do get haunted activity, people have recorded very good EVP's from other titanic exibits from around the world.

[garylefevers]

Obviously the news lady has never experienced anything otherworldly. Limited people think that because they haven't experienced something bizarre, that it does not exist. Not saying that this was related to the paranormal. But it is definitely weird.

[pamalawashington]

It doesn't surprise me if there's paranormal activity surrounding any exhibit from the Titanic. Lol I'm also not surprised that the marketing director is the one answerimg questions regarding potential paranormal activity

[rakeem]

That titanic exhibit is haunted i went there once

[marysmith]

It did rain that day... and when our basement gets water, you can't find where it's coming from. You don't see cracks.

[matthewnachel]

I think it’s a sign 🪧. I also think you should call the ghost adventures crew Zach Baggins and have them investigate. You never know what you’re gonna find.

[johntoobie]

Where did the water come from. There was no deluge of rain. Behind the car, no pipes or valve in the wall/floor, right? And the car itself could not hold all that water. Probably a 'poke' from the other side. I do know this: They are building a full size replica of the Titanic called the Titanic II and are going to sail the same route that they took back in 1912. I think that is hubris, testing the fates. I will not be booking passage on that trip. And if you are that angry guy reading this that got into a fight with me about the boilers on the Titanic blowing out vs. the iceberg, dont bother replying. Or ill call your mom.

[Mr.Milkerz]

Did anyone else notice the chandelier moving!?

[chrishayhurst]

Just happen to be a wall behind the car tho hmmm good way to get visitors

[RicardoRios-fpgl]

Why don’t someone research the The Chokri and finding out who brings that car abroad the Titanic, hey, you never know, maybe the true is in the past

[the-amazing-railshow]

I thought the car was either leaking water

[sallyvella]

Maybe they should prepare for the future of that happening again and get all those exhibits off the floor and raise them on platforms at least two feet to spare any future damage for future generations to be able to see instead of them being ruined by people who let it happen once let it happen again. Lift them off the floor would just be common sense unless they're all fake exhibits, then you can understand why they don't care if they're ruined.

[ziggylycans]

They were not lost in an accident. And the world is finally learning this. Go figure.

[archangelcastiel]

Wow, talk about a realisic interactive experience.😂

[CaseyBerard-qvbi]

Mystery it’s water from some pipe lol what? Why are we attracted to reporting like this I’m curious as a human so ridiculous lol 😂 I don’t even comment but