The Titanic, the world’s first and most famous ship, sank off the coast of Antarctica in 1912, killing more than 2,000 people.

The ship’s final resting place is in Antarctica, and its museum is one of the world, if not the world.

Today, the Titanic Museum is one the largest museums in the world and is the only museum dedicated to the Titanic and its passengers.

Today’s Titanic Museum will be open to the public on August 10.

Here are the highlights of what to expect:The museum is located in Antarctica’s North Pole, the largest continent in the Northern Hemisphere.

In the late 19th and early 20th centuries, the area around the museum was covered by ice.

In recent decades, however, the Antarctic Peninsula has emerged as one of its most attractive places to visit, especially for the cost of airfare and hotel stays.

The museum will have a 360-degree panoramic view of the continent, which includes a large iceberg that forms part of the museum’s ice-free area.

The Titanic’s original hull is also on display, with other ships’ remains on display as well.

A number of Titanic artifacts, including the ship’s original crew members’ personal effects, are also on exhibit.

The site is also home to the Museum of Science, where visitors can visit the Titanic’s shipboard museum, the replica of the ship that survived the Titanic wreck.

The Titanic Museum’s exhibit includes a number of artifacts including the hull of the Titanic, its first voyage, and the first photos of the wreck, as well as original documents, drawings, and other artwork from the wreck.

The exhibit also features the Titanic-themed museum signage, and there are also a number that will be on display during the museum tour.

A new exhibit will be created each year.

The latest version of the exhibition, titled The Titanic: The World’s Only Titanic Museum, will be available to the general public on the museum website in 2019.

Tour guideKatherine Kostar, a former editor for the Titanic museum, said she was “delighted” to be part of bringing the Titanic to the United States.

“This is the greatest opportunity to go and see this incredible museum and this shipwreck that is the Titanic,” Kostary said.

“I hope that I get to meet the people who were on the Titanic who have seen it all, including many survivors, and to help preserve it for future generations.”

The museum will host tours of the building’s historic exhibits and exhibits on a rotating basis.

Visitors will be able to visit the museum from August 10 through October 20.

The next scheduled tour will be August 21.