One special item is exposed to the “Titanic: The Artifact exhibition” at the Science Center Liberty in Jersey City, New Jersey, and attracts guest attention.
The chandelier hanging in the smoking salon for first -class passengers will be exposed after sitting at the bottom of the Atlantic for decades, NJ.com reported.
It will be involved in an exhibition that has almost 250 RMS Titanic artifacts, Inc.
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Guests will insight into what it had to be Titan passenger 1912.
The chandelier weighs 20 pounds.
A 20 -pound chandelier from a Titanic who spent decades on the ocean bottom he arrived at Science Center Liberty at Jersey City, New Jersey. (Center for Science of Freedom)
“It was there a night of sinking. He spent decades on Oceanic bottom. And she still has her beautiful golden patina and cover, “said Tomasina Ray, President and Director of the RMS Collection Titanic Inc., for NJ.com.
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Upon arrival, Visitors will Receive a replica of a boarding pass and take over the role of passengers – after traveling from the construction of the ship to its tragic sinking.
The chandelier hanging in the first Smoking class RMS Titanic weighs 20 pounds. (Center for Science of Freedom)
Visitors also have an opportunity to explore Recrey rooms and tap the “iceberg” to feel how cold it was when the ship tragically sank.
The travel exhibition has been watched by more than 35 million people around the world, and recently in Boston, Fox News Digital reported.
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The exhibition is open on Saturday and will last until September 1.
Visitors also have the opportunity to explore the recreated rooms and touch the “iceberg” to feel how cold it was when the ship tragically sank. (Center for Science of Freedom)
Tickets for the exhibition cost an additional $ 8 at the top of the museum reception fee.
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