The 5,600-square-foot home once owned by someone who lived through one of history’s most-famous maritime disasters recently went up for sale in New Hampshire.
The asking price for the 125-year-old, two-story house and its 3.82-acres near Moultonborough’s Squam Lake stands at $9.5 million. The property had not made an appearance on the real estate market in about 100 years prior to this instance of it going up for sale. Its listing with Joe and Jaci Dussault of Dussault Real Estate was first reported Aug. 17 by The Wall Street Journal. The Journal identified its current owners as descendants of industrialist John J. Evans.
The Titanic sank in 1912, leading to the deaths of some 1,500 people that it was transporting across the Atlantic at the time. Beckwith’s wife and his step-daughter also made it out of the Titanic disaster, according to The Journal. The 1997 film "Titanic" reportedly may have drawn some inspiration from his step-daughter’s relationship with another survivor.
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