The stories never end! from construction, to mistakes made , to the people who survived and those who lost their lives... Titanic is known all over the world and the interest will always be there. The items taken from the sea floor surrounding the wreck are a great way to remember all those who perished and their stories plus the survivors.. It is all very interesting and keeps it all alive over a hundred years on! everything taken from Titanic is fascinating and well worth travelling to see. I myself have recreated some of the jewellery that was found in a pursers leather,plus bag plus some of the keys used on the ship! ...
seen all of it in person...my gf even cried when she seen the "Big Piece". i absolutely loved being able to see actually items from Titanic...it was very somber
Wait a second! At 1:57 they show a pair of binoculars! It’s been a pretty well known fact (supposedly) that the men in the crows nest didn’t have binoculars because a crew member that didn’t go on the voyage, but left the ship just before departure, accidentally took the “only” pair home with him. That was One of the reasons they didn’t see the iceberg in time, apparently. I’ve seen this in countless docs and it was even mentioned in James Cameron’s film! 🤯 BTW: I went to this exhibit in Vegas. It’s amazing
Dr. Robert Ballard, who found the wreck, believes this is no more than grave-robbing for profit. The people who have exhumed these items hid behind "preserving history". I'm conflicted because while I agree the wreck shouldn't be disturbed, I have so much respect for it that seeing these things would bring me closer to the story I love dearly. I think plates, spoons, chairs, etc. may be okay, but personal items belonging to those lost and those who suffered loss should be left undisturbed. Btw news anchors, Leo was never on the ship. Your lack of respect is appalling.
The binoculars were on board Titanic, they were just locked in a cabinet and they couldn't find the key. A man by the name of David Blair worked on titanic , but was transferred to another ship before the maiden voyage. He accidently took the keys with him
My thoughts exactly. Dr. Ballard himself feels the same way. I would love to come in contact with things like plates and chairs, but that is probably my own selfishness. Personal items should definitely be left undisturbed. Glad to see another person with respect for the wreck and those lost. God bless!
the emotions i felt walking through this exhibit was heartbreaking. it was a lot to handle. a vestigial exhibit tho
Imagine packing for a cruise, not knowing that someday the items you pack will be on display in a museum.
The stories never end! from construction, to mistakes made , to the people who survived and those who lost their lives... Titanic is known all over the world and the interest will always be there. The items taken from the sea floor surrounding the wreck are a great way to remember all those who perished and their stories plus the survivors.. It is all very interesting and keeps it all alive over a hundred years on!
everything taken from Titanic is fascinating and well worth travelling to see.
I myself have recreated some of the jewellery that was found in a pursers leather,plus bag plus some of the keys used on the ship! ...
I went there it was really a nice experience 🥰
Titanic always will be my 🚢 of my dreams⚓♾️
I just booked for next weekend I am so excited 👏🏻
seen all of it in person...my gf even cried when she seen the "Big Piece". i absolutely loved being able to see actually items from Titanic...it was very somber
Two of the hand prints on the wall are mine! :D my hands basically became ice after that :x
Ok whenever this covid is over I am making a trip to Vegas
Same!
This exhibit reopens on June 20th. We are planning our trip already.
I stayed at Luxor right before the pandemic and didnt check out titanic, dammit now I gotta go back ofcourse after this pandemic is over
ok kid!
@@sirgalahad1376 dang it I leave the 14th. 😞😞
wow that is kool
Wait a second! At 1:57 they show a pair of binoculars! It’s been a pretty well known fact (supposedly) that the men in the crows nest didn’t have binoculars because a crew member that didn’t go on the voyage, but left the ship just before departure, accidentally took the “only” pair home with him. That was One of the reasons they didn’t see the iceberg in time, apparently. I’ve seen this in countless docs and it was even mentioned in James Cameron’s film! 🤯 BTW: I went to this exhibit in Vegas. It’s amazing
Your content is cool :)
They need to go to Luvre or DC..... atleast they can take care of it..
Was a lot of original items from titanic. I would say visit titanic experience in north of Ireland very must like living the titanic experience
I went in 2009 when I was 13. Im sure many things have changed in the museum
Movies should have never glamerised that ship. It was a cold brutal piece of metal keeping people afloat. It was just hidden under wood panels.
One of the most deadliest ship sinking til this day
Dr. Robert Ballard, who found the wreck, believes this is no more than grave-robbing for profit. The people who have exhumed these items hid behind "preserving history". I'm conflicted because while I agree the wreck shouldn't be disturbed, I have so much respect for it that seeing these things would bring me closer to the story I love dearly. I think plates, spoons, chairs, etc. may be okay, but personal items belonging to those lost and those who suffered loss should be left undisturbed. Btw news anchors, Leo was never on the ship. Your lack of respect is appalling.
Because the necklace was not real. In case you still don’t know neither were jack and rose
I think she meant "What happened on that fateful day" Not Fatal day.
Realy Cool !
Cool. I just say everything, no need to pay $30+ for 1 ticket
I’m still waiting
The exhibit guide thought "Titanic wasn't a big story"?? lol
is the chunk of the hull real??
Yes, it is.
well its kinda seen if we are watching this rn😂
The 2.5hr wait time wasn't worth it ty👎👎😥
real men make their own Luck!
I heard that the exhibit is haunted.
I have artifacts and a coin that came off the titanic I have movies books magazines
Thought they couldn't find any BINOCULARS....NOW they arrive. Hmmm
The binoculars were on board Titanic, they were just locked in a cabinet and they couldn't find the key. A man by the name of David Blair worked on titanic , but was transferred to another ship before the maiden voyage. He accidently took the keys with him
It's funny how things just appear out of the blue
My exact thoughts
I did a LARP here
THIS PLACE IS VERY HAUNTED GUYS!!!!
Go There And Ask God To Remove All The Ghosts
I’ve been there and tbh it does feel a little sketchy.
Why are these artefacts housed in the tackiest part of the tackiest country?
Cringing when she touches things
Why lol
Tweny Tweny.
Grave robbers stealing shit off the ocean grave. Sick.
Do they leave items in car wrecks or pick them up? Asking for a friend?
My thoughts exactly. Dr. Ballard himself feels the same way. I would love to come in contact with things like plates and chairs, but that is probably my own selfishness. Personal items should definitely be left undisturbed. Glad to see another person with respect for the wreck and those lost. God bless!
@@cliffkelley6550 most definitely not the same thing.
@@maryt4575 how is it different? Do they pick up items from a car wreck or leave them in the road and say it's a grave? Yes or no?