Western Australian Maritime Museum

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The Western Australian Maritime Museum is a major museum in Fremantle that showcases the maritime history, shipwrecks, and seafaring heritage of Western Australia.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf maritime museum
adjacentTo HMAS Ovens
architect Cox Howlett & Bailey Woodland
buildingType purpose-built museum building
city Fremantle
country Australia
focusesOn Indian Ocean maritime history
maritime history of Western Australia
seafaring heritage
shipwrecks
hasCollection historic vessels
maps and charts
maritime artefacts
nautical instruments
photographic archives
ship models
hasExhibit Batavia shipwreck artefacts
Dutch East India Company shipwreck material
Omeo shipwreck artefacts
fishing industry displays
naval history displays
pearling industry displays
recreational boating displays
submarine HMAS Ovens
hasFacility café
education spaces
museum shop
temporary exhibition galleries
theatre or auditorium
inauguratedBy Queen Elizabeth II
linked to: Elizabeth II
locatedIn Fremantle Harbour
Perth metropolitan area
linked to: Greater Perth

Victoria Quay
near Fremantle Railway Station
Round House, Fremantle
WA Shipwrecks Museum
opened 2002
operatedBy Western Australian Museum
overlooks Fremantle Harbour
Indian Ocean
ownedBy Government of Western Australia
partOf Western Australian Museum
regionServed Western Australia
state Western Australia
subjectOf tourism promotion for Fremantle
touristAttraction Fremantle

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Fremantle hasMuseum Western Australian Maritime Museum
City of Fremantle hasCulturalInstitution Western Australian Maritime Museum
WA Shipwrecks Museum locatedIn Maritime Museum Precinct, Fremantle
linked to: Western Australian Maritime Museum
Round House near Fremantle Maritime Museum
linked to: Western Australian Maritime Museum
Batavia shipwreck artifactsDisplayedAt Western Australian Maritime Museum