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| Vancouver
Maritime Museum
by Dad |
 The Endeavour, a replica of the ship sailed by Captain Cook, visited the Maritime Museum October 1999 |
Activity:
We spent a rainy Sunday July afternoon at the Vancouver Maritime Museum.
What a nice place for both adults and children. I enjoyed wandering
through the RCMP Arctic schooner St. Roch imagining being trapped by ice
in the Northwest Passage. Nathan loved the Shipwreck! display of
ancient and modern shipwrecks. Jen loved the underwater robot and
the computer games. Mom said she enjoyed it more than Science
World.
Age group: three years and up. Expense rating: moderate, $14 for a family of four, pay parking
Details: 1905 Ogden Avenue, Vancouver (north end of Chestnut St., at the water) in Vanier Park. Open daily 10 am - 5 pm; closed Mondays from Labour Day to Victoria Day. For information call (604) 257-8300. Adults $6, Youth 6-19 $3, Children under 5 free, Family $14. Website: www.vmm.bc.ca Area: Vancouver Season: All seasons Educational highlights: Plenty of educational material here from shipwrecks to pirates. Fun for the adult?: Yes |
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Great restoration of the vessel St. Roch, informative, educational and
fun. Great rainy day activity.
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