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Titanic Museum Attraction in Pigeon Forge, TN
Relive one of the most iconic moments in
James Cameron’s TITANIC Masterpiece
and help set to rest the decades-old debate
surrounding “Jack” & “Rose” carved wood panel.
James Cameron’s TITANIC is filled with spectacular moments but the one moment the world can never forget is the closing scene with Jack & Rose holding hands while fate slowly pulled them apart.
Now, for the first time in decades, this dramatic moment can be seen in a new light at the Titanic Museum Attraction in Pigeon Forge, TN.
“There was a third player in this climatic scene, the famous 8-foot carved wood panel that, for a time, supported Titanic’s sweethearts. This highly treasured piece of cinematic history made global news this year after it was announced that it had found a new home at the Titanic Museum Attractions,” says President, Mary Kellogg-Joslyn.
Special lighting and staging has been designed to highlight the majestic beauty of this massive hand-carved piece. When you see the Jack & Rosepanel for the first time, be prepared to relive the heartbreaking words you can never forget.
“Never Let Go”
Then, join the decades old debate – could Jack fit on the floating panel with Rose? Come visit and you can decide for yourself. Plus, to sharpen your memory, look for the actual sinking dress & coat worn by Rose and see the lifejacket Kate Winslet wore & signed.
Did you ever wonder where the original carved wood panel was actually located on the RMS Titanic? Visit the Titanic Museum in Pigeon Forge, TN. and we’ll show you.
TITANIC MUSEUMS HONOR THE 135 CHILDREN ON TITANIC
Children of the RMS Titanic
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“There were 135 children on board Titanic, with ages ranging from 9 weeks to 15 years, each with a story to tell. This is our mission, to shine a light on their young lives, to speak their names, and to honor their legacy. The iconic image of the children’s shoes serves to capture the spirit of this major event and prepare our guests for a powerful new look into Titanic’s final days though the eyes of children,” Kellogg-Joslyn says.
Life begins with baby steps, innocents at sea,
each pair of shoes were on a path lined with
Hope, Courage & Resilience.
TITANIC MUSEUM ATTRACTION GIVES BACK
Titanic Museum Attractions Give Back Through Two-Year Partnership with Samaritan’s Feet International
In 2023, Titanic Museum Attractions will honor the children aboard the Titanic through “The Year of the Titanic Children” campaign, in which one element are children’s shoes on display. And with this special campaign, the Titanic Museums also wanted to find a way to give back to children in the communities which have supported them throughout the years.
Titanic Museum Attractions has partnered with Samaritan’s Feet to provide new shoes to children throughout Tennessee and Missouri, the home states of the two Titanic Museum Attractions. This partnership will help provide thousands of pairs of shoes, all helping fulfill the goal of Samaritan’s Feet of serving its 10 millionth person this year.
Mary Kellogg-Joslyn, President/COO and Co-Owner of the Titanic Museum Attractions, said “as we dedicate our Titanic Museum Attractions to the 135 innocent children aboard the RMS Titanic, Samaritan’s Feet International allows us to dedicate our museums to the children of today.”
Join Titanic Museum Attractions as They Serve the Children of Today:
Your financial gifts will help provide new shoes, socks, and other items to children in need.
There were 135 children on board Titanic, with ages ranging from 9 weeks to 15 years, each with a story. The Titanic Museum Attractions mission is to shine a light on their young lives, to speak their names, and to honor their legacy. We hope you’ll join us as we honor and serve children throughout Tennessee and Missouri, together.