What's on now at Maritime

  • 0 Temporary Exhibition | Updated 6 months ago

    ANZANG is focused on the unique natural heritage of the bioregion of Australia, New Zealand, Antarctica and the New Guinea region.

    The annual photography competition highlights this unique area by encouraging conservation and protection of the region's native flora and fauna.

    Presented by the South Australian Museum

    SA Museum

  • Portrait view of Professor Alan Powell presenting at a conference

    0 Public Lecture | Updated 1 week ago

    The Kenneth McPherson Memorial Lecture 2013
    Presented in association with the Australian Association for Maritime History (AAMH)

    Batavia Lecture Series 2013

    Presented by Prof Alan Powell
    Emeritus Professor of History, Charles Darwin University

  • Lithograph showing first European contact in the Caribbean Islands

    0 Public Lecture | Updated 3 weeks ago

    Batavia Lecture Series 2013

    Presented by Dr Thomas Whitley
    Asst. Professor of Archaeology, University of Western Australia

    Recent archaeological discoveries in coastal Georgia (USA) have revealed a fascinating story of 16th Century French and Spanish explorations and the demise of the Timucuans through conflict and disease.

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    0 Long Term Exhibition | Updated 2 weeks ago

    The Oberon class Submarine HMAS Ovens is an authentic Cold War-era vessel situated on Fremantle's historic World War II submarine slipway. This exhibit serves as a living memorial to submariners and those who gave their lives while serving from Fremantle during World War II.

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    0 Long Term Exhibition | Updated 1 years ago

    The story of Fremantle Harbour is told against the background of the modern ever-changing shipping activity in the port, located just outside the museum.

    Explore the gangway that bought thousands of immigrants ashore, learn about the port's history, and the story of CY O’Connor.
     

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    0 Long Term Exhibition | Updated 1 years ago

    Changes and the development of the Swan River are traced throughout this gallery, encompassing the natural, social and transformations within the landscape.

    Climb aboard the Valdura, an old Swan River ferry, and see Lady Forrest, Fremantle’s first steam pilot boat, both restored to their original condition.
     

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    0 Long Term Exhibition | Updated 1 years ago

    The people bordering the Indian Ocean have been linked by trade and the exchange of ideas for thousands of years.

    This gallery traces the paths of these maritime travelers, giving visitors a chance to explore the roots of our modern multicultural community. Experience the sights and sounds of a 15th century Middle Eastern marketplace, and see the Sama Biasa (Indonesian Fishing Boat).

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    0 Long Term Exhibition | Updated 1 years ago

    Robert Steele Steam Machinery Exhibition is located in a wharf shed adjacent to the Maritime Museum in Victoria Quay. This exhibition houses many historic engines from WA's maritime past, and also showcases restored engines in action and full movement.

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    0 Long Term Exhibition | Updated 1 years ago

    This gallery celebrates Western Australian’s love affair with the water.

    The exhibition displays watercraft, old and new, that showcase the adventures of people challenging nature and themselves as they “take on the world” on the water.

    The gallery features the Parry Endeavour, the yacht that took solo yachtsman Jon Sanders* three times around the globe and Australia II, the racing yacht with the winged keel that won the America’s Cup from the United States in 1983.

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    0 Long Term Exhibition | Updated 1 years ago

    This gallery tells the stories of the many kinds of cargoes that have passed through the Western Australian ports, and how sea trading has shaped Western Australia.

    A wall of cargoes displays the incredible variety of trade goods, from sandalwood to sheep, whale oil to wheat, all celebrating Western Australia’s maritime trade.
     

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