The team at White Star Heritage ensure artefacts are preserved, stored, and displayed sympathetically, ensuring exhibition visitors are able to learn about the Titanic for generations to come.
Image: The team prepare to welcome visitors to the Bristol Exhibition in 2004.
Our exhibition is available for hire, enabling you to attract large numbers of visitors, over a short or long-term basis. Visit Titanic Museum to explore them in detail.
Whether your venue is a museum, a gallery, an exhibition space or a shopping centre, our specialist team will custom-fit the exhibition to suit your needs and size.
Installation time can be a little as 1-2 days, while de-install for one of our smaller exhibitions can be completed in less than 24 hours.
With family ties going back to the Harland & Wolff shipyard in Belfast, Tom always had an interest in the Titanic and maritime history. Over the last few years he has amassed a massive archive of Titanic and White Star Line artefacts, and is delighted to display them in public via White Star Heritage.
Tom's background is diverse, covering professional writing, publishing, filmmaking and web design. He brings all of these skills together to bring the Titanic's story back to life.
Joe has a background in archaelogy and has worked with artefacts for a number of years. He brings a range of skills to White Star Heritage, with a particular focus on public engagement and commercial projects. Having worked with WSH from its beginning, Joe is a familiar face in the gift shop as well as in broadcast and print media.
Outside of this, Joe is a trained classical singer and performs around South West England.
With more than 25 years experience managing customer expectations around the globe, Scott is passionate about ensuring our visitors get the best experience possible. He makes each and every one feel welcome, while also possessing an expert knowledge of all things Titanic.
Visitors are enthralled by our exhibitions, taking the time to listen to the audio guide, soak in the information and ambience, and study each artefact.
