The curator of an exhibition which marks the Titanic disaster will visit the Island today (Friday) to offer an insight into the maritime disaster.
William Blair, who is responsible for the TITANICa exhibition at the National Museums in Northern Ireland, will speak at the Manx Museum.
He will talk about the design and build of the world’s largest vessel of its time and reveal what life was like onboard for passengers.
William told 3FM that the event would give the public a clear insight into the disaster:
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The talk will start at 7.30pm with doors opening at 7pm.
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