Sentence examples for boat museum from inspiring English sources

The post, within the ministry of culture, gave her oversight of France's 34 national museums and more than 1,000 city and local museums, right down to the boat museum in Douarnenez, Brittany.

A good place to start to understand the islanders' deep connections with the sea is the boat museum in Leirvík on Eysturoy, where early rowing boats have been preserved.

We went to a private boat museum, where Kanok Khaomala and his father Paithun keep examples of the wooden boats that used to be seen on the waterways in the old days.

The force of the waves combined with the high tide ripped up part of the beach and lifted some of the boats onto the road, and the nearby boat museum was flooded.

A part--the site museum, the solar boats museum or the visitor center--could be, but it would have to be to something of a similar scale, like the Parthenon or the Great Wall of China or the Acropolis in Greece.

AFTER 10 years of being out of public view and two years of extensive renovations, Mystic Seaport has put the first boat the museum ever received for its collection back on display.

The S.S. Keewatin, a really-big-boat-turned-museum (Blue Star Highway at Union Street, Douglas; 269-857-2464; www.keewatransportsemuseum.com; $12 to $25) transports visitors to the world of passenger steamships, like this 350-foot one, which first appeared on the Great Lakes in 1907.

New opportunities on the mainland, combined with new maritime technologies, quickly relegated traditional boats to museums and banished coastal Norway's ancestral seafaring legacy to rose-tinted memories.

Fun locations include the park, the beach, the library, a backyard barbecue, a gallery, a garden, mini-golf course, pool, museum, boat or sporting activity.

Anderson and his investors sunk approximately seventy thousand dollars into Flash II, according to court documents, and occasionally exhibited the boat at nautical museums and boat shows.

College alumni also ventured across the city for behind-the-scene tours of museums, boat cruises and Broadway shows.