Titanic Exhibition in Birmingham: Time-Travel Experience

0:00On April 16th, a fresh Titanic exhibition just dropped in Birmingham, kicking off this Sunday, April 19th, at the NEC and running straight. Through Tuesday, May 26th, curated by Weistar Heritage, it's pulling in history buffs with tickets starting at 11 pounds 99 pence. For the real die-hards, grab an expert pass for up-close lectures from Dick Barton, who's actually dived down to the wreck himself. This set up traces the ship's journey from the Harlan and Wolfyard in Belfast across its doomed voyage, the sinking, and even its rediscovery deep. In the Atlantic, fans are buzzing about this one, especially since it packs in rare pieces from the 1912 disaster that claimed so many lives. It's hitting at the perfect time, giving folks a chance to connect with that epic tale without leaving the UK. One highlight stealing the show is an original Titanic deck chair, one of just a few survivors from the wreck, complete with wooden decking hauled up. From over two miles below the ocean surface, you'll also peek through recreated windows,

1:04check out music sheets from the ship's sounds, and see names of those who made it out alive. If you're near Birmingham, this exhibits your ticket to time travel back over a century. You'll sleep on it before it wraps in late May.