Episode 261: The SS Sultana disaster - Part Two

Episode 261: The SS Sultana disaster - Part Two

From Disaster Area by Jennifer Matarese

January 8, 2026 · 53 min

About this episode

This episode discusses the SS Sultana disaster, focusing on the explosion that occurred in April 1865 and its impact on Confederate POWs.

On a cold April night in 1865, the calm across the waters of the Mississippi River was shattered by a sudden explosion - one which destroyed a steamboat and most of the Confederate POWs crowded on its decks. Videos: Remember the Sultana The History Channel: The Sultana Part-Time Explorer: America's Worst Shipwreck Articles and books: Sultana: Surviving the Civil War, Prison, and the Worst Maritime Disaster in American History , by Alan Huffman Knoxville, TN: S.S. Sultana Memorial Appomattox Court House: The Surrender Meeting American Battlefield Trust: The Sultana Disaster The Sultana Disaster Museum Toledo Blade: The Sinking of the Sultana

People in this episode

Host: Jennifer Matarese

Topics covered

  • American history
  • maritime disaster
  • Civil War
  • historical events
  • military history

Keywords

  • SS Sultana
  • disaster
  • explosion
  • Confederate POWs
  • maritime history
  • Civil War

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: The History Channel, American Battlefield Trust, The Sultana Disaster Museum, Toledo Blade

Books & works: Sultana: Surviving the Civil War, Prison, and the Worst Maritime Disaster in American History

Places: Mississippi River

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