Maritime Model Museum: RE DRILLING BONE DEAD EYES ON THE MODEL OF AN 1862 WHALER

Tuesday 15 November 2016

RE DRILLING BONE DEAD EYES ON THE MODEL OF AN 1862 WHALER

RE DRILLING AND LACING BONE DEAD EYES...A HORRIBLE JOB! BUT SOMEONE HAS TO DO IT

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WHAT PEOPLE ARE SAYING ABOUT THE MARITIME MODEL MUSEUM

Tripadvisor November 2017

A hidden experience

An extremely interesting place to visit. Lots of small gifts/souvenirs to buy and the staff there are knowledgeable. Lots to learn as well.

Warwick D

Tripadvisor 3 October 2017

A shop full of history and surprises.

This small shop spilling out onto the arcade has an amazing assortment of everything Maritime. Once inside theres a treasure-trove of fascinating objects both small and large, including paintings, pictures, models and uniforms to name just a few. Certainly worth a look. I loved it.

909lorraineh

Tripadvisor 27 January 2017

So interesting

Love the models and instruments on display, he gentleman there is very interesting when he describes the artifacts/items from so long ago, a great visit

waffles10120

Tripadvisor 11 March 2016

Hard to find... EASY to Enjoy!

I love the old salt who is Capt. of this land-locked gem! Verbal history and folklore come with every showcase, and the Capt. is a walking maritime history book. I tried to stump him with a query about the famous J Class sailing yachts of the America's Cup during the 1900s... and he altered my 'course: I was simply a deck hand instead of the expert... He kindly, put this crew-member in his proper berth! It's in an odd place... I think it should have marina-front breezes but I think the rent's cheap there...

America over easy

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Tuesday 15 November 2016

RE DRILLING BONE DEAD EYES ON THE MODEL OF AN 1862 WHALER

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