Donations

Your donations fuel our preservation efforts and keep our maritime heritage alive. Every contribution counts.

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Help Preserve Our Legacy

By contributing to our fundraising efforts, you help maintain the museum, fund new exhibits, and support conservation projects that keep our maritime heritage thriving.

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Other Ways to Support Our Mission

Explore additional opportunities to contribute to preserving our maritime heritage—whether through donations, membership, volunteering, or sharing your family’s legacy. Every form of support helps us keep our story alive for future generations.

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Become a Member

Become a member and enjoy exclusive benefits while playing a key role in supporting our ongoing conservation and educational programmes.

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Descendants

Share your family’s legacy and contribute to our living history. If you’re a descendant, your stories and memories add invaluable depth to our maritime narrative.

Share Your Legacy
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Volunteer

Offer your time and expertise to help preserve, research, and promote our heritage. Join our team of passionate volunteers and make a real difference.

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Testimonial
"Excellent price for what's on offer. I loved the upstairs room with the chronology of the boat, the documentary video about it, and also the more general history of shipping in the area. The ancient boat itself was the cherry on top. Great experience and thoroughly recommended!!"
Moni C
London, UK
Really interesting and very cheap to enter. The ship itself is amazing to see -- so big! so real! -- but I learnt a lot from the museum displays too.
J R Jackson
Google
Fantastic display and an amazing old ship in remarkable condition considering it's age. Built in 1853 the Edwin Fox has a rich and colourful history. Small gift and souvenir store. Open 7 days a week.
David Smith
Google
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