Glimpse Inside the Titanic Museum

This is some footage of the Titanic Museum in Tennessee outside and inside. My camera was not the greatest for the dim lighting inside, sorry. Subscribe for free.
The Titanic was a ship which sank on its maiden voyage in 1912 after colliding with an iceberg. The ship is scaled to half the size of the original ship, the museum holds 400 artifacts in twenty galleries. It is the largest Titanic Museum in the world. This museum cost about $25 million to build, the actual titanic cost an estimated $7.5 million (about $200 million in today's dollars).
Titanic Museum Pigeon Forge
titanicpigeonf...

[@roopamdas3515]

Wow. That’s amazing .. love from India 🇮🇳

[@AURELIEVETTESE]

Kif Titanic

[@Jedi_Luke]

We literally passed by this museum the other day, but we didn't have any time to stop. We're definitely planning on going back one day. It would be cool if the outside structure was full sized.

[@Jmurky1234]

Belfast museum is good too. There is lines to show exactly where each ship was

[@marytormey4522]

Hi this looks so amazing ,looks very much like the titanic and must be incrdible inside ,thanks for sharing ,

[@BlueStar-M]

A fact the anchor of Titanic was in the real titanic. The Americans take it and gave it to whatever country that is on the museum display, and they put it on the museum Titanic to display. Some people don’t know.

[@MurphyTube]

That is a fun fact. You are saying the real anchor from the ship is on display in the museum? There are a few museums I think though

[@bryannoah7522]

​@MurphyTube no that is not a fact all three anchors are still on board the titanic at the bottom of the Atlantic

[@BlueStar-M]

@@bryannoah7522no they took Titanic anchors, and they display it on this ship a model of the Titanic go to Google and search did the anchor of Titanic on display And you’ll find the answer

[@giggling_boatswain]

I don't like the fact that some elements of the entertainment show have been episodic made of tragedy here. You can argue about this, but this is on the verge of a show, a step towards the show. This is the American approach to monetizing the tragedy.

[@avriel.airwaves]

Nice.. ❤

[@anverreyken6114]

Heel intresant 😊❤

[@sevenseas337]

All aboard! Mate the steering isnt capable. Feels like me ol wooden ship

[@Drlemon2009]

Southampton museum is also very cool

[@mikerocky3660]

Amazing

[@ashleymatthews6567]

Wait is that one part a 30 frame per second instead of a 60?

[@user-js9qe3pj7p]

Hello V East is in titanic museum

[@dontsupportCriminalPoliticians]

Please can anyone tell me where about is this place?

[@MurphyTube]

This is located in Pigeon Forge, Tennessee.

[@AURELIEVETTESE]

Cal quel ature❤

[@broadband01]

all the financiers who built the ship were british except one american second name morgan but not jp..all the ships officers and crew were british..white star line was british company the back of the ship had [liverpool] u know where the beatles came from .. it was built in n ireland uk but hey lets make stuff up and put the american flag centre stage right ?

[@hymnsarebeautiful6353]

the company who owned the ship was White Star Line which had become an American company when Morgan purchased it from Ismay, who remained on as company president. As well, there were Americans lost on the ship too. Hence, Americans do have the right to make a museum about it if they so desire to do so. And they did.

[@bloodraven9316]

Not 100% true. J.P. Morgan owned the IMMC which owned the WSL aswell as many other shipping lines. Think of it like Pepsi Co. Who owns MTN Dew and Dr Pepper.@@hymnsarebeautiful6353

[@1974aldwin]

is this a hotel🧐

[@jacobmullins3644]

It's a museum

[@Joe-bx4wn]

Wanna go to a REAL Party?

[@thecarnew5334]

Titanic (1996) is overrated

[@tamiriscondedealmeida6616]

Poor dogs😢

[@Meesty-vh8wi]

Yeah😢 I was thinking not about people😂 about dogs.....😢

[@Alex77au]

Making a game out of tragedy is disgusting. Only in America...

[@lebien-etreenterpriseltd.738]

Suddenly nobody talks about the slaves ships that sank during slave trade ... Does it mean that that African story doesn't matter?