NOMADIC PRESERVATION SOCIETY
Founded by John White and David Scott Beddard, the Nomadic Preservation Society was formed in 2006 after a lengthy campaign to save the last floating link to RMS TITANIC.
Many of it's members work onboard the vessel as volunteers; some travelling from England, Germany, Switzerland, Germany and even the USA!
The NPS also provide invaluable help, research, rescources and financial assistance. We are always on the lookout for artefacts from the vessel, so if you can help with the project in any way, please get in touch.
The Nomadic Peservation Society work closely with the charitable trust, set up by her owners - Department for Social Development (NI) who purchased Nomadic at auction in January 2006 and have returned the vessel to Belfast for restoration.
The NPS has a global membership of around 500 and is the fastest growing Titanic-related society in the world. Annual membership costs from £20 and full details can be found at:
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