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Harwich Maritime Museum

CO12 3NL Harwich, Great Britain (UK) (Essex)
Address The Low Lighthouse, Harbour Crescent
 
 
Floor area unfortunately not known yet  
 
Museum typ Exhibition
Lamps and Light
  • Navy / Watercraft
  • Surveying Equipment
  • Model Ships
  • Architecture

Opening times
 May - August Friday, Saturday, Sunday: 11am - 3pm

Admission
Status from 04/2019
 Adults: £1
Contact
Tel.:+44-12 55-50 28 72  eMail:Info harwich-society.co.uk  
Homepage
to Location / Directions
www.harwich-society.co.uk/maritime-heritage-trail/the-low-lighthouse
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Location / Directions
N51.943389° E1.290987°N51°56.60334' E1°17.45922'N51°56'36.2004" E1°17'27.5532"
Harwich is a town in Essex, England and one of the Haven ports, located on the coast with the North Sea to the east.

Housed in disused lighthouse with commanding views over the harbour and its unending movements.
Description

Located in the former Low Lighthouse, built in 1818 as one of a pair of leading lights for the harbour entrance.
The museum is full of nautical memorabilia from photographs and paintings to ships in bottles and lighthouse bulbs. There are displays on the Royal Navy, including uniform and badges, and local commercial shipping. A fantastic view of the shipping activity in the harbour is obtained from the top floor.
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