That is how I know you go on
A little while ago, my sister organised a night out to visit the Titanic Exhibition in Melbourne with my mum and I. Titanic has always been one of my favourite movies and I have read various books on the ship and story of the Titanic, so I was fascinated to see the pieces that were salvaged from the sinking of the ship.
Binoculars
The exhibition had a high tea area with gorgeous wallpaper.
Of course, I had to wear my replica hair piece like the one Rose wears in Titanic.
Steering wheel
Barometer
Recreated doors
Coins
Mesh bag and jewellery
Glasses
Plates with brown and pink freesia design
It was amazing to see the intricate, detailed ceiling. I love how the Titanic film recreated the ceiling from the actual ship!
So many people were lined up to take a photo by the stairs so we took some quick snaps then continued through the exhibition.
This created iceberg mimicked the temperature of the water on the night of the Titanic's sinking. It demonstrates how freezing the water was.
I thought this gold watch was the most beautiful piece in the exhibition.
Beyond admiring or wondering about the pieces and who they belonged to, I liked how the exhibition highlighted the frailty of life and the story behind the Titanic and the 1,517 people whose lives were lost in its sinking.
What was most interesting artefact to you from this exhibition?
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You look fabulous Jess, I love your outfit. I've never seen Titanic but, like most folk, do find the story very poignant. I did post a photo of the tombstone of a local man who was a member of the Titanic's orchestra and lost his life. HERE: https://vintagevixon.blogspot.com/2022/02/cemetary-gates.html
ReplyDeleteThat hair slide you're wearing is very pretty and I love the wallpaper. xxx