Edwin Fox, The Last of Her Kind
Immerse yourself in the remarkable story of The Edwin Fox—once a convict transporter and Crimean War troop carrier, now a living piece of world heritage. Explore interactive exhibits, rare artefacts, and hands-on experiences that bring maritime history to life right here in Picton.

Plan Your Visit
Find everything you need—opening hours, ticket prices, accessibility details and group booking info—to make your trip seamless.

What's On
From special tours and school holiday activities to behind-the-scenes restoration updates at The Edwin Fox Ship.

About The Edwin Fox
Delve into 160 years of extraordinary voyages—from convict transport and Crimean War service to pioneering refrigeration.
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Your Journey into Maritime Heritage Begins Here
Home to the world’s last surviving convict ship, a vessel once active in the Crimean War and a pioneer in oceanic refrigeration. Nestled in Picton’s waterfront, we invite you to immerse yourself in a piece of living maritime history that has been lovingly preserved for over 30 years.
Historic Voyage
Explore the fascinating stories of those who sailed on this iconic vessel.
Unique Experience
Engage with interactive exhibits that bring maritime history to life.
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Discover the Fascinating Statistics of the Edwin Fox Ship
The Edwin Fox, a remarkable vessel, has a rich history spanning over 160 years. It has completed numerous voyages, each contributing to its legacy as a significant part of maritime history.
Years since the ship was launched in 1853.
Significant voyages made across the globe.
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