OLYMPUS DIGITAL CAMERA I recently visited this exhibition in the Byron Kennedy Hall, Moore Park, Sydney with Dieter and Tinker, two good mates from church. 

Beginning with conception and construction, the exhibition sails through Titanic’s short, but grand life at sea including over 300 artefacts dating back over 100 years and featuring recreations of her luxurious interiors, including the Grand Staircase and First Class Cabin. Sights, sounds and smells, as well as an actual iceberg encounter, transport visitors back to 1912 to experience the opulent and excessive era of luxury steamship travel. Memorabilia from James Cameron’s 1997 blockbuster movie Titanic are also on display, including the famous “Heart of the Ocean” necklace.

My photos not only show the artefacts and recreations, but also include much history about passengers and relevant characters relating to the history of the Titanic. The exhibition opened on 8th April 2017 and will continue for a limited time. This exhibit was a thoroughly enjoyable experience. The day was particularly special due to great fellowship with Dieter and Tinker.