Phase 1

Coming soon

The Genesis Collection - Getting On Board

Our Genesis Collection is the beginning of Titanic’s Web3 journey. Through this NFT collection, collectors can assume one of the roles on the journey and will have the opportunity to participate in the Titanic Legacy Council, unlocking a list of unique utilities.

Phase 2

Coming soon

The Titanic Legacy Council - Getting Involved

The Titanic Legacy Council is a decentralized, community-run organization that gives participants a voice and a vote to participate in key decisions regarding the exploration, experience, and engagement of Titanic's legacy and its artifacts.

Exploration

Since 1987, RMS Titanic, Inc. has honorably conducted eight research expeditions to the wreck site, recovering more than 5,500 artifacts.

Experience

The grand story of the Ship of Dreams is revived through TITANIC: The Artifact Exhibition. Visit the Exhibition in the United States (Las Vegas, Orlando), or virtually.

Engagement

RMS Titanic, Inc. was formed for the purpose of exploring the wreck of Titanic, obtaining oceanographic data, and using the data and retrieved artifacts for historical verification, education, and public awareness.

Phase 3

Coming soon

The Artifact Collection

The Artifact Collection consists of digital collectibles representing more than 5,500 physical artifacts salvaged from previous and ongoing expeditions. Collectors now have the exciting opportunity to own, engage with, and collect valuable digital artifacts and the stories behind them.

Experience Titanic

The Ship of Dreams

Experience the Ship of Dreams and learn more about the efforts being made to preserve the legacy of the Ship that is Titanic.

Experts

Meet the RMS Titanic, Inc. expert team who are responsible for the care and legacy of the Titanic.

P.H. Nargeolet

Director of Underwater Research

P.H. serves as the Director of Underwater Research for E/M Group and RMS Titanic, Inc. and has an impressive and tenured history with Titanic. He is widely considered the leading authority on the wreck site.

Alexandra Klingelhofer

Conservator of Record

Alex is a nationally recognized museum professional with a rare combination of curatorial and conservation experience.

Bill Lange

Director, Advanced Imaging & Visualization

Bill is a world-renowned expert in underwater imaging, camera system design, and underwater survey methods. He was also the first person to see and recognize the RMSTitanic wreck in 1985.

Dave Gallo

Oceanographer and Explorer

For more than 40 years Dave has been at the forefront of ocean exploration, participating in and communicating the excitement of new technologies and scientific discoveries that shape our view of planet earth.

Tomasina Ray

Director of Collections

Tomasina started her career as the Exhibitions Registrar at the High Museum of Art, Atlanta, and a Creative Project Manager. She is now in charge of overseeing the Titanic collection, ensuring educational access, and maintaining it for future generations.