PEORIA, Ill. (AP) - An exhibit of relics salvaged from the Titanic is headed to Peoria’s Riverfront Museum. Museum officials announced they have secured a contract with Premier Exhibitions, Inc ...

Titanic Museum builds on predecessor with Sevier County support. John Joslyn opened the museum in 2010, building on the success of the first museum in Branson, Missouri, which opened in 2006.

“We found the diary on June 13, 1993,” said George Tulloch, former head of RMS Titanic Inc., the salvage company that owns the 200 artifacts on display at the museum since Feb. 18.

A previous Titanic exhibit in 2016 brought record visitors to the museum, but it was more about life on the ship itself and its sinking, Kerrigan said. The new exhibit will focus on the science ...

A mysterious flood at a suburban Titanic exhibit has museum officials questioning after footage of the water bursting into the building appeared to resemble scenes from the classic movie.

The museum's website recommends reserving tickets online ahead of time, since it's so popular that many days sell out. Oh, and one more thing There was totally room for Leo on that door.

Stories about the legendary sinking of the Titanic on April 15, 1912, are usually tied to a page in history books or the famous James Cameron movie from 1997. But thanks to the painstaking research… ...

Debbie Ritschel is the museum's interim president and CEO. She says visitors came from 39 states. The exhibit included artifacts from the Titanic, as well as human stories of its passengers.