Beyond the Grave: Unsinkable Molly Brown

05/20/24 • 14 min

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Molly Brown visits us from beyond the grave for a person-to-person interview. The Lady from Leadville, married Johnny Brown, became amazingly wealthy and traveled the world. She tells us of her experience on the Titanic. She always was there to help those in need.

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