AN EXHIBITION which allows you to see some of the rarest and largest Titanic collections is coming to Worcester later this month.
The event is currently scheduled for May 17, when museums are allowed to open, and will run until 11 September.
Titanic: Honour & Glory exhibition will feature unique items from one of the largest collections of rare Titanic and White Star Line artefacts in the world.
Fans of the 1997 movie will also be in their element as the exhibition will feature props and costumes from the 1997 James Cameron film.
The exhibition will give you a chance to learn more about the history of the ship, as well as stories you might not have heard about before.
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Sean Szmalc is the director of the exhibitions group which provides award winning and high quality exhibitions to museums, galleries and clients throughout the world.
He said: “The exhibition appeals to a really wide range of audiences, from children to senior citizens.”
A nightgown belonging to Margaret Wells Baron Smith is just one of the rare artefacts on the exhibition- it was a nightgown that she was wearing as she left the sinking ship.
Another haunting item on display is a pocket watch that stopped at the moment the Titanic sunk.
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Mr Szmalc said: “It really features stories of survival- while also featuring artefacts from the Titanic movie and the Titanic’s sister ship, the RMS Olympic."
The exhibition will also take a closer look at Worcestershire’s link to the Titanic and the local stories that have surfaced in recent years.
It will take a look at the story of Ellen Mary Walker who was conceived on the ship and the tragic love story surrounding her parents.
As well as the exhibition itself, the museum will be hosting numerous events throughout the month that you can fully immerse yourself in.
Here are some of the Titanic-themed events you need to be aware of:
Friday 28th May – Museum after Hours (online)
Tuesday 8th June – Stories from the Titanic bite size talk (online)
Pre booking essential (booking opens soon) – spaces limited, social distancing measures in place. Cost £4 per participant
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Tuesday 1st June 11am – 12pm – Boat building – drama activity
Use your imagination to create a seafaring vessel, inspired by the exciting Titanic exhibition
Thursday 3rd June 11am – 1pm – Titanic 3D collage
Create your own version of the Titanic story with a raft of collage materials
During the Summer holidays:
Drop-in Wednesday Workshops 11am – 1pm. £4 per child, no booking required
Themes to include: 3D Titanic Collage, Titanic Print Poster (advertising the maiden voyage), Through the Porthole (a scraptastic art activity), Stick Puppets from the oceans deep, Titanic Memory Box, The Story of the Titanic (in comic strip form).
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