easy
2–3 hours
Suitable for all fitness levels; primarily indoor walking within the historic house.
Join us at Denver’s Historic Molly Brown House for the exclusive launch of The Wreck of the Titan. Experience a fascinating talk by foreword author Alex Brown and secure your signed limited edition copy during this unique literary event.
Step into a world of historical intrigue and literary mystery at The Wreck of the Titan book launch, hosted at Denver’s Historic Molly Brown House Museum. This private event offers attendees a unique chance to celebrate the first official release of this captivating novella in over a century. The story’s eerie parallels with the Titanic disaster make it a captivating read, and visitors will enjoy an engaging talk by Alex Brown, the foreword author. After the talk, limited edition copies will be available for signing, making this a truly exclusive experience for book lovers and history enthusiasts alike. The Molly Brown House, a preserved landmark that honors the legacy of the "Unsinkable" Molly Brown herself, serves as the perfect backdrop for this literary occasion. Guests will have the opportunity to explore the museum's Victorian-era rooms and learn about the remarkable life of Molly Brown, adding historical depth to the experience. From riveting stories tied to maritime history to the charm of one of Denver’s most iconic museums, this event blends education, culture, and community in a memorable way. Whether you're a Titanic aficionado, history buff, or simply curious about the connections between fiction and real events, this private gathering promises an intimate and enriching outing in Denver's cultural heart.
This exclusive event has limited seating, so booking ahead ensures your spot.
Give yourself extra time to tour the Historic Molly Brown House before the talk begins.
Comfortable shoes are recommended as you'll be standing and walking inside the museum.
On-site parking is limited; consider using public transportation or rideshare services.
The Molly Brown House Museum preserves the home of Margaret Brown, a survivor of the Titanic disaster who became a social activist and philanthropist in Denver.
The museum actively participates in sustainable preservation practices to protect this historic property and reduce environmental impact.
You'll be walking on hardwood floors and stairs inside the museum, so comfortable shoes are a must.
Fall evenings can be cool inside the historic building, so layering is recommended.
fall specific
Spring showers are common, so an umbrella can keep you dry during outdoor portions.
spring specific
Capture the beautifully preserved rooms and commemorative event highlights.