I visited the exhibit when it was at the Pyramid in Memphis, TN. It is wonderful. Not a huge amount of artifacts, but some outstanding exhibits. Visitors are given introduces to the material via film, issued cassettes/headphones, and allowed to progress through the exhibit at their leisure. At the end of the exhibit in Memphis, upon turning in your cassettes, you exited into a large gift shop area with enumerable amount of Titanic memorabilia, from T-shirts to scale models of the ship. I went with two of my museum colleagues, who also enjoyed it, and my 10 year old daughter, who was thrilled. One of my colleagues commented that he was hoping for more artifacts. My response was that with the huge number of visitors they were putting through the exhibit each day, hour-by-hour, too many artifacts would have really bogged down the traffic flow. Go, if you have the chance, it is well worth the time waiting in line. Delecia Huitt, Assistant District Supervisor Southern Missouri Historic District Division of State Parks 2901 Highway 61 Festus, MO 63028 [log in to unmask] -----Original Message----- From: Michelle Jimerson Morris Sent: Wednesday, October 14, 1998 10:14 AM To: [log in to unmask] Subject: Titanic exhibit I was wondering if anyone on the list has seen or knows anything about "Titanic - The Artifact Exhibition," set to open in St. Paul on January 1, 1999? Thanks for any info. Michelle Michelle Jimerson Morris Research Assistant to the Director of History Kansas City Museum Science City at Union Station Phone: 816.460.2237 Fax: 816.460.2268 email: [log in to unmask]