Titanic museum

Thousands of artefacts from RMS Titanic to be auctioned off in one big lot.

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This restaurant on London's Oxford Street was a beautiful and sophisticated venue that was known for its excellent international cuisine. The setting was almost theatrical. In the restaurant's main room, diners were seated on balconies or around the dance floor. An orchestra played in the afternoons and evenings. The color scheme was silver and gold and the rooms were lit by crystal chandeliers and furnished with elaborate floral decorations. The menu was quite extensive. There was a grill…

The archive contains some amazing stories about the sinking of the Titanic. In particular, ‘The Western Times’ of Tuesday 23 April 1912, contains dozens of

Every visitor to the Titanic exhibition receives one of these. At the end of the exhibit you can check to see if your "passenger" survived.

A menu from the first class service on the last luncheon of the Titanic’s maiden voyage has just been sold at auction for £76,000 [$A117,000]. This menu’s high value lies in its link to the Titani…

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These are the astonishing pictures of RMS Titanic as she touched the waters of Belfast Lough for the first time - from a never-before-seen collection.

Titanic Second Class Ticket | Titanic Menu - First Class, Second Class, Auction of last dinner

READ | PHOTOS: Continuing our series that marks the centenary of the sinking of the RMS Titanic, we look at some of the many 'near miss' stories that have direct connections to Carnegie Hall.

April 10, 1912: White Star Lines’ RMS Titanic departs on her maiden voyage from Southampton, UK to New York City. She carried over 2,200 passengers and crew. Photo: The first class passenger list...

Page 1 of the Rescued Passengers list of the TITANIC

Titanic- They were ordered to row harder because as the Titanic sank it created a big vacuum like plunger pulling anything close to it to go down with her.