What makes us special
Genuine artefacts
Latest technology
A human connection
We keep the story of the Titanic’s passengers and crew alive by focusing on human stories and personal artefacts. We also include actors within the exhibition to engage with visitors.
Some of our team are descended by those affected by the tragedy, so we treat the story of the Titanic with respect.
We want to bring the ship to life by celebrating its grandeur, while respectfully acknowledging its tragedy.
A focus on education
We welcome thousands of young visitors to our exhibitions every year, from school trips to home education groups.
To make their experience unforgettable, we provide specially designed activity packs, a dedicated children’s audio guide, and interactive learning with costumed actors who bring history vividly to life.
Meet the team
The British team at White Star Heritage is packed with enthusiastic members:
Tom Rudderham
Collector of Titanic artefacts, historian, and exhibition designer. Tom plans the direction of White Star Heritage, developing innovative ways to tell the story of the Titanic.
Joe Levy
With a background in archaeology and social history, Joe helps plan our exhibitions, particularly focusing on how we tell the story to a wide range of audiences.
Dik Barton
The first British man to dive to the Titanic, with 22 trips to the wreck. Dik was instrumental in retrieving and restoring artefacts from the wreck site.
Scott Parsons
Another collector of artefacts, with a passion for the Titanic’s twin sister ship, the Olympic. Scott is also an expert at logistics and management.
Toby King
Product designer, artist, and the brains behind our successful gift shop.
Becka Clark
The literal voice of the exhibition. Becka narrates our videos, communicates with visitors on social media, and manages our online advertising.
Sonia Dishman
The other voice of the company. Sonia replies to emails, ticket enquiries, and works with our finance team.