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Titanic Museums

Titanic: The Artifact Exhibition

November 30, 2012

At the official website for Titanic:  The Artifact Exhibition  I found all the information needed to know what is offered at each exhibition, where they are located as well as opening and closing dates.  The site also contains information for Students and Educators including Teacher’s Guides for Elementary, Middle and High School.  These guides include [...]

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Maritime Museum of the Atlantic, Halifax, Nova Scotia

June 10, 2012

The history of Halifax and the sinking of the Titanic will forever be intertwined. The Maritime Museum of the Atlantic commemorates not only the legendary Titanic, but also a number of others who were lost in the majestic ocean. During the sinking of the ship, the British vessel RMS Carpathia responded to the call and [...]

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SeaCity Museum, Southampton

June 2, 2012

The city where the Titanic spent most of her life, Southampton, England will feature a brand new attraction called the SeaCity museum. Scheduled to open in April of 2012, this beautiful museum will commemorate the centennial of the sinking of the ship. Expected to attract hundreds of thousands of Titanic enthusiasts, the establishment will be [...]

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Titanic Historical Society, Indian Orchard, MA

May 4, 2012

Home of one of the largest collection of Titanic artifacts, the Titanic Historical Society located in Indian Orchard, Massachusetts gives visitors a comprehensive view on the life and death of the famous vessel. History comes to life as visitors are transported to a time where the artifacts tell the lives of passengers aboard the Titanic [...]

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Titanic Belfast

April 26, 2012

Belfast: Birthplace of the Titanic The 20th century brought a huge boon to the Irish city of Belfast. Thriving from its Harland and Wolfe shipyard, the largest shipyard in the world at that time, the city was at the forefront of engineering, ship building, and linen manufacturing. Visitors of the museum will begin by learning [...]

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