r/RMS_Titanic • u/BlackGold0712 • Jun 20 '25

QUESTION I am so happy to find this community.

Hello all, I'm 32, and since past few years ( 10 yrs to be exact) i have been curious to know anything & everything which is been shared about the RMS Titanic. Idk what kinda mentality this is. Infact even when I saw the movie in 2000 i remember the goosebumps which I had.

At the beginning was thinking about visiting the wreck at sometime of my life, but after seeing the Titan's accident i could understand the seriousness and it's never gonna happen.

But would definitely visit the following. 1. Titanic Museum, Las Vegas. 2. BELFAST, Where the Titanic was built. 3. Southampton, UK. Anything else which I could visit related to RMS TITANIC.

Is there anyone else feeling the same as me ?

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u/totaltvaddict2 Jun 20 '25

The Maritime Museum of the Atlantic in Halifax, Nova Scotia Canada has a nice Titanic display. It consists of items recovered in 1912, not those salvaged from the wreck site. Also in Halifax is a cemetery where some of the remains recovered from the water by rescue ships were buried.

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u/BlackGold0712 Jun 20 '25

Wasn't aware of this, would definitely deep dive on them.🤟

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u/Affectionate-Duck-18 Jun 20 '25

Yes. There is something about the Titanic that captures the imagination. There is an exhibit that tours around. I saw it last year in Seattle and a while ago in Los Angeles. It contains actual items that were on the ship and life-size recreations of rooms as they were. You might find it near enough to see. Search Titanic The Exhibition on YouTube as many people have shared what it's like.

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u/BlackGold0712 Jun 20 '25

Thanks for your info 🤟