Non-fiction · 10 minutes · English

The Sultana: The Deadliest Maritime Disaster in American History That America Forgot

In April 1865, a steamboat licensed for 370 people left Vicksburg with nearly 2,000 Union soldiers aboard. Just after 2 a.m., its boilers exploded. Why has America forgotten the deadliest maritime disaster in its history?

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The Sultana: The Deadliest Maritime Disaster in American History That America Forgot