Artefacts and Museum Exhibits
The Merseyside Maritime Museum in Liverpool has a large display about the Lusitania sinking and one of the ship's propellers is displayed at the museum. The original builder's model of Lusitania, repainted after the sinking to represent RMS Mauretania, is displayed at the Maritime Museum of the Atlantic in Halifax, Nova Scotia.
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