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Top right, Titanic Museum Attraction co-owner John Joslyn and first class maid “Janie” present the winner of the first National Ice Carving Association-sanctioned event in Branson. John Flottman, right, of Oklahoma City, carved a chronological collage of Titanic images. Flottman won $2,500 for his efforts.
Bottom right, “Rose,” the female lead from James Cameron’s film, and her assistant are on hand at the museum to kick off its celebration of February as Sweetheart Month.

“Rose” is dressed in her elaborate traveling suit, while her lover, “Jack,” was dressed in the modest clothing of a typical third-class passenger. All the costumes were drawn from original designs for the movie.
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