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WSM houses the largest and finest collection of White Star Line artefacts & memorabilia in Europe and specialise in the ‘Olympic’ class liners; “Olympic”, “Titanic” & “Britannic”. This is our all-new website and is designed to be interactive and informative.

 From a business perspective, it provides information about how to book our exhibition and tailor it to your needs, but that is only part of the service available here. There are many websites about Titanic and related subjects; ‘Titanic-Titanic’ and ‘Encyclopedia-Titanica’ to name the two most popular (and tremendous sites they are too!), but we strive to be a little different, by offering a more interactive experience.

On 1^st June our “Online Shop” will open, offering you the chance to sell your items on our website, exclusively to like-minded people with a similar interest. These items will compliment excess artefacts and memorabilia that we are also selling.

Our forum will allow you to start threads about related topics and act as a ‘meeting place’ for enthusiasts. There are stories in the press every week about Titanic, so post them on our forum, or start one of your own. Who knows, WSM is proud to be associated with eminent authors, artists and historians all over the world and I’m sure they will help you if they can!

RMS Olympic was, of course, the sister ship to the ill-fated Titanic. We are proud of our extensive collection of Olympic artefacts, which provide an insight into what it was like onboard the doomed “Ship of Dreams” (a Hollywood label that adds a romantic theme to what was really an ‘immigrant vessel’; albeit a superb example of Edwardian splendour and engineering). Likewise, many other collectors have wonderful Olympic items and we hope to encourage them to join us also, share knowledge, photographs and information.

Of course, we have been heavily involved with SS Nomadic, built alongside Titanic at Harland & Wolff, specifically to carry 1^st & 2^nd class passengers out to the giant liners when they called into Cherbourg, France. We exhibited exclusively onboard Nomadic in Belfast during 2007 and look forward to assisting with the restoration in any way we can. We have successfully found and recovered a large quantity of her interior, with most of the hard work being done by Phillippe Delaunoy; probably one of the foremost experts on the vessel. We will continue to search for more artefacts and encourage you to help also.

History is an important part of education and we also offer lecture services to groups, such as the World Ship Society and of course, school groups, colleges & universities.

To summarise, White Star Memories is THE website and meeting place for you, if you’re interested in ships, transport, history and anything to do with the once-mighty, White Star Line.

Stay a while and enjoy...............