Captain Cook Birthplace Museum


The Captain Cook Birthplace Museum is set in the scenic grounds of Stewart Park, and traces the life of Captain James Cook, the world´s most famous explorer. Born in 1728 it provides a unique insight into his early life, seafaring career, the legacy of his voyages and experience life below decks for a sailor of the 18th century. On display are charts from his voyages, descriptions of the flora and fauna, and the wonderful sights he found on his adventures. Audio-visual presentations, hands-on interactive displays and original objects are interesting and fun for all ages. There is a temporary exhibition gallery with a regular programme of events.

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Captain Cook Birthplace Museum,
Stewart Park,
Marton,
Middlesbrough
TS7 8AT

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Opening Times: Mar to Oct Tue to Sun 10:00-17:30, Nov to Feb Tue to Sun 09:00-15:30.
Admission: Adult £2.40, Child £1.20, OAP £1.20, Family £6.00.
Location: Within Stewart Park. Five minutes from Marton Railway Station.
Facilities: Guided Tours,  Full Disabled Access,  Sales Point,  Shop,  Cafe,  Refreshments,  Restaurants,  Parking Availability
Events 2008: Childrens events during holidays