In episode 2 of season 2, Mark Riccetti, Jr. and Michael Ward talk about how the ship of dreams became a nightmare for passengers with a Luzerne County connection.

Fireside History Season 2 Episode 2 ”Built by the Irish, Sunk by the British: Wilkes-Barre’s Connection to the Titanic”

Luzerne County Historical Society Director of Operations and Programs and Museum Curator, Mark Riccetti, Jr. and Wilkes-Barre Area School District Social Studies teacher and former Luzerne County Historical Society board member, Michael Ward, discuss some well known and never heard of topics about the rich and full history of Luzerne County.
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Luzerne County Historical Society Director of Operations and Programs and Museum Curator, Mark Riccetti, Jr. and Wilkes-Barre Area School District Social Studies teacher and former Luzerne County Historical Society board member, Michael Ward, discuss some well known and never heard of topics about the rich and full history of Luzerne County. Become a Patron! https://patron.podbean.com/firesidehistory Shop on Amazon https://amzn.to/3wruyRn

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Fireside History Season 2 Episode 2 ”Built by the Irish, Sunk by the British: Wilkes-Barre’s Connection to the Titanic”

Fireside History Season 2 Episode 2 ”Built by the Irish, Sunk by the British: Wilkes-Barre’s Connection to the Titanic”