If you are looking for a huge interactive museum to baby sit the kids for a few hours while you play games on your smart phone, this is not for you. If you want to see a cool little museum that will take you about 1 hr. to see, then you might like this. The store that you go through... More

I was surprised to find one of the world's largest collections of Titanic memorabilia in the back of a jewelry store... And in the Indian Orchard neighborhood of Springfield, quite far from the city's urban, cultural district. Indian Orchard, I know, does have a flourishing arts scene; however, this is its only "museum." When I started to look at the... More

I was under-whelmed by the exhibit: buttons off a survivor's coat isn't really a 'big WOW' for me. Hearing Rush Limbaugh ranting and raving on the sound system made it hard to concentrate on anything and gave the place a really weird, cold feeling. More

This is a neat little place that is good for an hour or two. Granted it is low budget, and is in the back of an antique jewelry store, but the displays are interesting and clever. The story around the owner is cool and the people are nice. The jewelry store itself is like stepping into 1960. It is reminscent... More

We had our day planned to see a few museums in Springfield. We started off at the Titanic, and I thought my son would be the first one trying to rush to the next stop, but I was wrong. It is a small museum, but there's alot of interesting artifacts, and the lady who runs it is very informative. It... More

It is "The" Titanic Museum in the world. It consists of two rooms in the back of a jewelry store in the crappy little Springfield suburb known as Indian Orchard. OK if you are a real Titanic buff,but not worth going out of your way to get to. More