The National Navy museum part 2

The discovery of the invincible ship

The features of the Invincible Ship museum

The discovery of the invincible ship and its artifacts are also here to explore. Firstly, a movie clip of the underwater exploration is shown, where the suit being used is explained. In addition, 3D images of the artifacts were being created at the time, so the real items could be viewed without being physically handled.

The accessibility of The invincible ship museum

the invincible exhibition is flat. There is plenty of room for a person in a wheelchair around. Furthermore, a push chair can be manoeuvred within the space. But, if one is in a wheelchair, you may find the movie clip a little difficult. There is no audio description or large print to read, although, there are few staff members to aid, so those who are there will try their best to support.

Website

HMS Trincomalee | National Museum of the Royal Navy

Address.

Jackson Dock, Maritime Avenue, Hartlepool TS24 0XZ

Phone

01429 223193

Navy opening hours

Every day 9am-5pm

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