Join us this Sunday, 3rd April,7am for a guided walk to the wreck of the Amsterdam. £6, adult, £2 child. Includes a copy of the Amsterdam guidebook. Tickets on day cash only. Visit website for further details.
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Looking for inspiration during the February school half term. We’re open 11:00AM- 4:00PM all week. Entry is free.
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Love fossils? want to find out more.... Discover how fossils can be used to reconstruct life during the dinosaur period. Don’t miss out. Spaces are limited.
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Need inspiration for half term? Join us on the 27th October for an interactive talk on fossils & dinosaurs. 2 sessions available 11:30 & 2:30. Pre booking is essential. £3pp. #Hastingsfossils
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The Sussex School of Archaeology & History presents:
WRECK OF THE AMSTERDAM,
Friday 22nd October, 7-8pm
Zoom Only
£4.50
To book: 01323 811785 [email protected]
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Need inspiration for half term? Join us on the 27th October for an interactive talk on fossils & dinosaurs. 2 sessions available 11:30 & 2:30. Pre booking is essential. £3pp. #Hastingsfossils
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To all those joining us tomorrow. The weather is looking good! Please make your way to the Viewing Platform by 7:55 for an 8am start at Bulverhythe beach #Amsterdamshipwreck.
Don’t miss our guided walk to wreck of the Amsterdam this Saturday 9th October. £6 adults & £2 for children, includes a copy of the Amsterdam guidebook. Tickets available on the day cash only. #Amsterdamshipwreck
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Don’t miss our guided walk to wreck of the Amsterdam this Saturday 9th October. £6 adults & £2 for children, includes a copy of the Amsterdam guidebook. Tickets available on the day cash only. #Amsterdamshipwreck
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The Shipwreck Museum will be joining in with this year’s Hastings Pirate Weekend on the 16th and 17th July. We will be putting on several pirate-themed activities, with story-telling.
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Great to be open again! Visitor numbers increasing all the time. Thanks to all those who have been to visit us since reopening and for all the wonderful feedback.
**Important Update**
The Shipwreck Museum Trustees have decided to close the Museum until spring 2021. We have made this decision to spend time focusing on improving exhibitions, and undertaking vital conservation work.
English Tourism Week 2020
We support English tourism because without our visitors, the museum wouldn't be able to remain open. We couldn't look after our collection, and do vital conservation work.
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When old rope on board ships became worn and useless, it was often cut into shorter lengths to make such things as mops and mats, whence it was known as “junk”. We use the word today for old, discarded materials.
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The 'Primrose' built in the 1890s, and was the last of the traditionally built Sussex barges. Rescued from the mud at Rye Harbour in 1992, and brought to the museum. We're currently working on a conservation project.
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Calling all photography enthusiasts! National Historic Ships UK, have launched their 2020 Photo Competition.
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Interesting fact for the day. Before the word Port came into use it was called Larboard, short for Ladder board, the side of the ship you leaned a ladder against to load and unload it.
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Don't miss this. The Shipwreck Museum has artefacts from many ships wrecked in the English Channel from Goodwin Sands in Kent to Pevensey Bay in East Sussex.
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Important Update
In view of the developments with the Coronavirus pandemic the Shipwreck Museum Trustees have decided to close the Museum. We have taken this decision to protect, as much as we can, our volunteers and members of the public. We will re-open as soon as possible.