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National Maritime Museum Cornwall hosted day three of The National Lobster Hatchery’s Releaseathon, making 25 juvenile lobster releases in 25 locations over 25 consecutive days, to celebrate 25 years of the charity.

‘The Salt Path’ film adaptation is coming to cinemas this May, following a journey along the South West Coast Path. We’re highlighting the history of the path and celebrating the story in our shop.

To mark the launch of our major new exhibition, SURF!, we recently unveiled a refreshed gift shop experience, offering visitors the chance to take home a piece of Cornwall’s iconic surf heritage.

SURF! our latest major exhibition celebrates a century of surfing in Cornwall, and has been celebrated in recent press coverage and media mentions.

The National Maritime Museum Cornwall is displaying a powerful exhibit to support the Wreck Free Fal and Helford initiative.

This Bartlett blog explores the remarkable history of the Falmouth Packet Service and some of the diverse passengers who used these vessels.

This Bartlett blog post explores the story the de Gaulle family’s escape from France in the summer of 1940, finding refuge across the Channel.

This Bartlett blog offers fascinating insights into pilot boats and maritime pilotage, pilots are a vital safety service in Falmouth and beyond.

This Bartlett blog provides background information to the historical maritime journal kept by Captain Edward Lawrance of the Packet Ship Anna Teresa.