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100 years ago,
R.M.S. Titanic was being prepared for her maiden voyage from
Southampton, England, to New York City.
The ship was designed to
be the last word in comfort and luxury, with an on-board gymnasium,
swimming pool, libraries, high-class restaurants, and opulent
cabins. She was considered "unsinkable." History, of course, proved
this nickname to be a fallacy: on the evening of April 14, 1912, the
luxury liner hit an iceberg in the North Atlantic. She sank just
three hours later, taking the lives of more than 1,500 passengers
with her.
On the anniversary of
this historic event, LHHS will be opening an exhibit featuring
dresses in the Liberty Hall collection, styles that might have been
seen on the first and second class decks of the Titanic.
This Month at Liberty Hall Historic
Site
May 1 - Margaret Wise Brown Preschool Story
Time
May 3 - Elegance &
Opulence Gallery Talk
May 5 - Liberty Hall
at the Derby Day Celebration May 7
- Planting the Annuals May
12 - Plant Sale May
12 - Mother's Garden Dedication
May 19
- Hearthside Cooking Demonstration May
26 - Kids Activity
Through June 23 -
Elegance & Opulence: Fashions of the Titanic Era from the Liberty
Hall Collection
April 2012 -
Liberty Hall Historic Site is the first in Frankfort to use
HistoryPin app.
January 2012 -
Liberty Hall Historic Site to host "Art in the Gardens at Liberty
Hall."
Click here for more.
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