Special Exhibition
Titanic: The Artifact Exhibition
Now through January 3, 2010
Visitors to Titanic: The Artifact Exhibition will never think about the Titanic the same way. This compelling exhibition takes visitors back in time to 1912 and tells a story of tremendous human drama. It brings to life the heroism and humanity of the passengers and crew through passenger stories, amazingly detailed room re-creations, and authentic artifacts recovered from the RMS Titanic, all in one of the largest exhibitions the Science Museum has ever hosted. Learn More | Buy Tickets
Omnitheater Film
Titanica
Now through January 3, 2010
Titanica will take you on a giant screen journey to the bottom of the North Atlantic to explore the world's most famous shipwreck. See stunning images of the Titanic as she now lies on the ocean floor contrasted with exquisitely-preserved archival photographs of the ship in all her splendor. Hear moving commentary from Eva Hart who, as a seven-year-old girl, survived the tragic night but lost her father. Titanica is the perfect complement to Titanic: The Artifact Exhibition. View the Trailer | Buy Tickets
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Mississippi River Visitor Center
Top off your trip to the Science Museum with a visit to the National Park Service's Mississippi River Visitor Center. Located just inside the museum's Kellogg Boulevard entrance, the Visitor Center is staffed by rangers from the National Park Service who will share information about the 72-mile corridor called the Mississippi National River and Recreation Area and offer tips on canoe trips, biking and hiking trails, and more. See exhibits about river biology, culture, and history. And browse through a wide-selection of merchandise relating to the river and to the United States' National Park System. Learn More
