Two ways to join T.I.S.

Membership Dues

U.S. and Canadian members: $50 one year, $95 two years (includes first-class postage) Overseas members: $65 one year, $120 two years (includes airmail postage)U.S. dues may be paid via personal check, postal money order or PayPal.

Canadian and overseas dues may be paid in U.S. dollars via a check drawn on a U.S. bank, international money order or PayPal.
Join By Mail

Print out and complete the form found at the link you see below, enclose your check or money order, and mail to
Titanic International Society Membership.

TIS Membership
PO BOX 416
Midland Park, NJ 07432-0416 USA
Application form link TISMembershipApplication
Join Online

Log in to http://www.paypal.com (or the Paypal app on your smart phone) using the password for your account.

Click on “Send and Request” tab and follow prompts.

Use payment@titanicinternationalsociety.org as your send-to address. Remember to select U.S. dollars as the currency. Enter the dues amount being paid and in the “what’s this for” message box please enter “Dues” and enter your name and address you would like your Voyage copies mailed to.
Notes:

TIS uses a membership year, rather than the calendar year. Our membership year runs from July 1 to June 30. During this period, members receive four issues of our journal, Voyage.

If we receive your application prior to April 15 : You will receive all issues published during that membership year, and the remaining issue(s) when published. The fourth issue of each membership year will include a membership renewal form that must be completed and returned with a new dues payment in order to receive the next four issues.

9 thoughts on “Two ways to join T.I.S.”

  1. My grandfather was Frank J. W. Goldsmith aka Little Frankie Goldsmith, he and my great grandmother, Emily A. Goldsmith were third class passenger survivors.

  3. I found a letter I received 30 years ago from from Brian r Master I was about 11 years old when I received this letter about the Titanic I would like to know whatever happened to him and I wish I would have wrote him one more time . With everything going on in the media today with the submarine being in the news in the news. I thought about the letter that I received from Titanic international Inc. the Titanic has always interested me from a young age sincerely Ryan Christian

  4. In April 2022 we bought a house and a couple of months after the purchase I discovered that our new home was when Edward Smith spent a lot of here time growing up, it’s mentioned in his will and after he went down with the ship his wife Sarah Eleanor and daughter Helen Melville moved here making it their family home. There are also books written about Edward Smith that feature our address in them.

    When we bought the house it was sadly in a bad state and still, a year on, we haven’t been able to live in it as we are still renovating. We are currently in the process of restoring this house to its former glory and make it into our family home. We plan to acknowledge in our home the links to the titanic and its captain.

    If you would like to know more about the house we would be more than happy to share this with you.

  5. My great, great grandfather was George Bowyer the Trinity Pilot that brought the Titanic to Captain Smith once out of the Harbor,

  6. Do you have junior membership? My grandson age 8 is massively interested in Titanic, following a project they did at his school, here in the UK.

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