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Arctic Corsair and its collection

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The Arctic Corsair (H320) is a deep-sea trawler that was built in 1960 and converted into a museum ship in 1999. This historical vessel provides a unique insight into the deep-sea fishing industry of Hull, offering visitors the opportunity to explore the ship and learn about its rich history.

Temporary Berth at Alexandra Dock

Currently, the Arctic Corsair is temporarily berthed at Alexandra Dock in Kingston upon Hull, England. It is awaiting the completion of its new permanent location in the city's Museums Quarter. This temporary location allows visitors to view the ship up close while the new location is being prepared.

Exhibits and Guides Aboard the Arctic Corsair

The Arctic Corsair offers exhibits and guides aboard the boat that tell the story of Hull's deep-sea fishing industry. Visitors can learn about the industry's history, the ship's role in it, and the lives of the people who worked on these vessels.

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Arctic Corsair
36 High Street
Wilberforce House
HU1 1NQ Hull

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36 High Street, Hull

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Arctic Corsair Reviews

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  • Apollo's Insights AI-Generated

    The Arctic Corsair, a preserved trawler turned museum ship in Hull, England, offers visitors an authentic glimpse into the city's maritime heritage. This floating museum provides an educational experience about Hull's fishing industry and the challenging life at sea. Visitors appreciate the well-maintained vessel and the opportunity to explore its various areas, from the bridge to the engine room. The guided tours, often led by former trawlermen, are frequently praised for their informative and engaging nature, adding personal stories and insights to the experience. The museum effectively illustrates the harsh conditions and dangers faced by fishermen in the Arctic waters. While most find the experience interesting and worthwhile, some visitors note that the tour can be challenging for those with mobility issues due to the ship's narrow passageways and steep stairs. The museum's location in Hull's old town adds to its appeal, allowing visitors to explore other nearby attractions. Overall, the Arctic Corsair offers a solid, educational experience that connects visitors with an important aspect of Hull's history and culture.

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