Trip 061 - December of 2011Vancouver Maritime Museum VisitPage 2 of 2 |
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Liked: St. Roch ship, various displays, reasonable admission price. Of note: The museum could be tricky to find, pay parking in effect. Related Website: Vancouver Maritime Museum - Official Site. Follow @ihikebc Tweet ![]() 21. The helm of St. Roch.
22. View of St. Roch from near the helm cabin.
23. And now it's time to check out the living quarters of the crew. Here's where the rank-and-file spent their long months at sea - Plexiglas barrier in place.
24. An officer's cabin - Plexiglas barrier in place.
25. Dining room.
26. Kitchen (galley) - Plexiglas barrier in place.
27. Let's check out the rest of the museum.
28. This calm man decorated the nose of a ship.
29. There are several ship models on display.
30. In the temporary gallery, there was a photo exhibit celebrating 100th anniversary of Vancouver Police Marine Unit.
31. Go down this long hallway and...
32. ...reach Children's Maritime Discovery Centre.
33. There's plenty to explore.
34. This large cabinet contains several drawers filled with various items.
35. Kids can imagine being a captain and guiding a ship into a harbour. The recorded radio transmissions are provided to keep things real.
36. A photo on the wall shows two young seafaring girls in the company of the captain, their father.
37. Budding divers can have their own photo taken after sticking their head into this helmet.
38. A looking glass provides an opportunity to closely examine the ships in the harbour.
39. Before or after your visit, you can go to the left (South) side of the Museum building and check out this very neat mural.
Maritime Museum is definitely a good place to visit for kids and adults alike.
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