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gateway city to experience the history, fashion, food and music in the Radisson Edwardian period in the Titanic St. Louis the weekend of Centennial, 13 to 15 April 2012. For more information, click or call 314-657-5033 or http://www.explorestlouis.com http://www.titanic2012stl.com. Tickets for all events and accommodation are also available at 314-534-1111 or through Metrotix http://www.metrotix.com.

hundred years ago this April, a journalist with the St. Louis Post-Dispatch scored one of the biggest stories of the sinking of HMS Titanic 20th century.

St. Louis reporter Carlos Hurd was on board Carpathia, the rescue ship that picked up Titanic survivors clinging. Hurd and his wife Katherine were the first to interview eyewitnesses to Downing unsinkable ship. He wrote the history of the global world of toilet paper rolls on the journey that brought the port of New York saved. Today, the legendary ship continues to make headlines in St. Louis for a weekend of commemorative events will be held to remember this ever fascinating piece of history.

Friday, April 13, the Missouri History Museum in Forest Park is a champagne reception before the screening Edwardian classic 1958 film Titanic, A Night to Remember. Guests will also see the collection of Titanic artifacts related museums.

Theatre Fox fabulous weekend will be held Saturday, April 14. Foxs chief executive Stephen Proctor, with teachers culinary LECO Culina will recreate the original menu served on the Titanic first class guests on the 100th anniversary dinner of the last effective on the ship. The menu has been meticulously designed to recreate the authentic history eleven sumptuous dishes and wines to accompany. The menu includes oysters on a Titanic-sized Russian, cooked salmon, filet mignon, chicken Lyonnaise, roast squab and Waldorf pudding.

Diners will have the opportunity to experience a taste of history: Last Dinner on the Titanic while sitting on stage in St. Louis Fabulous Fox Theatre. The evening is black tie. Guests are invited to wear vintage clothing (white tie for men). Upon arrival, you will receive a boarding card and the envelope containing the name and a biography by first-class passengers on the Titanic. Customers can be assured that the ice flow on Fox this evening will be found in drinking glasses.

Before dinner, a cocktail offer period style popular during the 1912 Live music will fill in the design of Fox Theatre Grand Lobby. Between courses, guests will be entertained with amazing stories about the Titanic as told by actors representing passengers and crew were on board, including fatal Unsinkable Molly Brown Missouris themselves. Proceeds benefit the evening Fox Performing Arts Charitable Foundation, a nonprofit organization that encourages and promotes the performing arts in St. Louis

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Saturday night to attend a special brunch Champagne Piper Palm House, the oldest west greenhouse of the Mississippi River. Located in St. Louis Park Tower Grove Victorian designed homes Palm distinctive architecture, increasing the ceiling, windows, majestic and exotic plants, Titanic porch like coffee?. Brunch will be recreated from a breakfast menu first class of the Titanic. Buffet offers table service, with other delicacies, smoked salmon, lamb chops, steak filet, cooked to order omelets, fruit and pastries

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three events in the range of $ 10 to $ 500, so that anyone can go back in time and experience the history, fashion, food and music of the time Edwardian elegance. Construction of a deck of Titanic St. Louis Weekend travel is available from Cheshire has a recently restored landmark hotel property that embodies the charm and authenticity of a typically English Inn with all the modern conveniences of today . $ 389 package to a luxury hotel includes accommodations for two nights (Friday and Saturday / double occupancy), a continental breakfast on Saturday, English, tea at 4 pm on Saturday, January, and transportation to events Missouri History Museum, Fox Theatre and Piper Palm House.

True to tour historic Bellefontaine Cemetery St. Louis. St. Louisan Elizabeth Madill Robert McMillan returned from a European tour during the year and accommodation in cabin B-3 on the Titanic. She, her daughter Georgette Madill, granddaughter Elizabeth Allen and Emilie servant were rescued in lifeboat Kreuchen 2. Madill Mrs. Roberts died in 1955 and is buried in the family group Madill. In addition, others are Carlos and Katherine Bellefontaine Hurd, who was traveling on the Carpathia, the white line of stars who saved the ship Titanic lifeboat passengers. Hurd issued his wife to help him gather interviews for news of this century. Stop the cemetery office on Avenue de Florissant 4847 Bellefontaine West for a free map of the graves and hundreds of notable people, including William Clark Explorer, the agents of civil war, the barons of beer, literary figures and more . Information is also available http://www.bellefontainecemetery.org

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MEDIA NOTE: Fox Theatre Executive Chef Steven Proctor, which will create a 11 course dinner on extravagant cuisine last Titanic and other organizers of the event are available for interviews. Contact Donna Andrews in St. Louis Tourist and Convention Commission at 314-421-1023 or dandrews (at) explorestlouis (dot) com to make arrangements

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