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The Pulaski was about 30 miles off the coast of Wilmington on the night of June 14, 1838, when one of its boilers exploded, blowing out the side of the vessel. It sank within 45 minutes. Called the Titanic of the South, the Pulaski had been carrying some of the cream of society from Savannah, Georgia, on their annual migration north to Saratgoa Springs, N.Y., and other resorts, to escape the heat of a summer before air conditioning. Another similarity to the Titanic was the condition of the lifeboats. Pulaski had just two, and they were in such bad condition that one sank almost immediately.

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