World’s Largest Titanic Museum – My Bear Foot Cabins

World’s Largest Titanic Museum

(Museum website link is in bold print)

The story and history of the Titanic’s maiden voyage is known to just about everyone.  RMS Titanic was a British passenger liner that sank in the North Atlantic Ocean in the early hours of 15 April 1912, after colliding with an iceberg during its maiden voyage from Southampton to New York City. There were an estimated 2,224 passengers and crew aboard, and more than 1,500 died, making it one of the deadliest commercial peacetime maritime disasters in modern history.  Pigeon Forge is home to the largest museum to this ship with authentic artifacts.  But there is so much more to this museum.  

Before visiting the Great Smoky Mountains, you may want to do some planning.  There isn’t a better place to do this than on the Titanic Museum website.  

Here are just a few things you will find on the site:
✅ Review all the events taking place during your Smoky Mountain vacation and purchase tickets
✅ Take a virtual tour of the Titanic Museum
✅ Schedule your event in the museum, whether it be a wedding, birthday or corporate event
✅ The Titanic Museum has extensive educational guides for educators.  Each one is listed on the website
✅ Shop and purchase items from the Titanic Museum store

This is just a partial list of information you can acquire from the Titanic Museum website.
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When planning your Smoky Mountain vacation, don’t forget to check out vacation rental cabins offered by My Bearfoot Cabins.  Browse the cabin photos, videos, floor plans and reviews.  You can also see if your travel dates are available on the calendars and check out rates.  Pat is available by email on the website contact form or by phone or text.  

Pat and Don Kirchhoefer, owners
618-559-3915
pat@mybearfootcabins.com
https://mybearfootcabins.com