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Are you ready to explore Brucemore’s connection to the Titanic? You now have more time to see our special collections feature! Due to the popularity of these items, we are keeping the Titanic-related artificats on display through June 1st. Join us for a tour to see them and hear the story of the Douglas family’s resilience in the wake of the disaster.
“The news of the Titanic’s disaster came at noon while we were at luncheon. Did not seem serious until evening about 7:30.” – Irene Douglas, April 15, 1912
The Titanic sunk in the early morning of April 15, 1912. In Cedar Rapids, George and Irene Douglas learned of the disaster, but did not know the fate of their relatives on board. This month, we are exploring the Douglas’ personal experience of this international tragedy. You can visit the mansion during a tour to see artifacts related to this event, including Irene’s diary and a scrapbook of newspaper articles reporting on the sinking.
Tour tickets and details are available at brucemore.org/guided.
Are you ready to shake up your weekend routine? Make Brucemore your destination for Friday night entertainment! Two weeks from today we are launching our new Live from the Artisan…
Are you ready to shake up your weekend routine? Make Brucemore your destination for Friday night entertainment! Two weeks from today we are launching our new Live from the Artisan Studio program. This innovative series is your chance to discover something new from talented local artists. Join us on May 2 for the first event!
Are you ready to explore Brucemore’s connection to the Titanic? You now have more time to see our special collections feature! Due to the popularity of these items, we are…
Are you ready to explore Brucemore’s connection to the Titanic? You now have more time to see our special collections feature! Due to the popularity of these items, we are keeping the Titanic-related artificats on display through June 1st. Join us for a tour to see them and hear the story of the Douglas family’s resilience in the wake of the disaster.
“The news of the Titanic’s disaster came at noon while we were at luncheon. Did not seem serious until evening about 7:30.” – Irene Douglas, April 15, 1912
The Titanic sunk in the early morning of April 15, 1912. In Cedar Rapids, George and Irene Douglas learned of the disaster, but did not know the fate of their relatives on board. This month, we are exploring the Douglas’ personal experience of this international tragedy. You can visit the mansion during a tour to see artifacts related to this event, including Irene’s diary and a scrapbook of newspaper articles reporting on the sinking.
Tour tickets and details are available at brucemore.org/guided.
Are you ready to shake up your weekend routine? Make Brucemore your destination for Friday night entertainment! Two weeks from today we are launching our new Live from the Artisan…
