On display in the Transport galleries at the Ulster Folk & Transport Museum, Holywood, Co Down.

Discover more than 500 original artefacts, including RMS Titanic objects recovered from the icy Atlantic. See one of the original plans of the ship with last minute design changes as well as a porthole and a soup tureen from the seabed.  You can also see the trains and trams shipyard workers would have travelled on to the Harland and Wolff Shipyard and the more exclusive Minerva car - popular with first class passengers of the time.

A living history experience in the outdoor Folk Museum, Holywood, Co Down.

Walk the historic streets and meet the people who built the ship and lived in her time.  Chat to the shipyard Riveter in his house, visit Baird's Print Shop to get your own Titanic launch ticket or dress up in costume of the time for a family photo with a difference.  An extra big bag of sweets will be needed from the old style Corner Shop before heading to the Picture House to enjoy Titanic related films.

Across four unique sites, we care for and present inspirational collections that reflect the creativity, innovation, history, culture and people of Northern Ireland.

National Museums Northern Ireland comprises Northern Ireland’s premier cultural, learning and visitor attractions, including the:

• Ulster Museum, Belfast
• Ulster Folk & Transport Museum, Cultra
• Ulster American Folk Park, Omagh
• Armagh County Museum, Armagh

The award-winning museums have achieved international recognition and UK acclaim for their outstanding visitor offering, education programmes and care for collections.