Name: Curacao Maritime Museum
Address: N. van den Brandhofstraat 1, Willemstad, CuraÃ§ao, CW
Telephone: +599 9 465 2327

Curacao Maritime Museum is an art gallery, located at N. van den Brandhofstraat 1, Willemstad, Curaçao. They can be contacted via phone at +599 9 465 2327, visit their website www.curacaomaritime.com for more detailed information.

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N. van den Brandhofstraat 1, Willemstad

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Added by Jopie, at 14 March 2016

Monday Closed
Tuesday 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Wednesday 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Thursday 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Friday 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Saturday 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Sunday Closed

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Dustin Hudyma

23 April 2018

500+ years of nautical history! Lots of interesting artifacts and models. Very interesting learning about Curaçao's history and the role it played in the slave trade.
Erik Kuiper

09 April 2018

Curacao as being an Island, the maritime history has its significant impact on the development on the Island. This is a well documented museum what is worth a visit. As being a photographer, the outside building was very appealing to my eye.
Donna Barrett

12 March 2018

The museum was a lovely spot to learn not only about the navy but to learn how Curacao came to be the beautiful island of today. The museum takes you from the beginning through to the present and to the future. The curator should should take pride in its collection.
Hillel Weinberg

26 February 2018

Lovely compact museum. A nice break from shopping.
Stefan Makus

29 January 2018

Relatively nice museum although rather small
Martin Stolze

11 October 2017

Interesting and informative, good for 1.5 h. Plus, great Wifi freely available.
J Carolina

06 August 2017

Greate Museum nice boat trip
Luis Alejandro Gonzalez Briceño

09 June 2017

Excellent museum
Brian P

10 January 2017

Great mix of the history of colonialism in the new world, the technology of the ships, and the local history of Willemstad. An enjoyable place to spend an hour or two.
Andreas Schulmeyer

04 December 2016

Good for a rainy day on the island. Helps kids understand some of the history of the region
Paul Denkers

23 October 2016

Historical museum about the ships and people here on Curacao. Small, but a nice place to visit.
Judith Gillis

04 June 2016

Leonard Burlington Smith, creator of the Queen Emma bridge and American consul to Curacao, was born in Orrington, Maine 10 Sep 1839. His parents were Leonard Smith and wife Mary A. Mill Creek was a small village in the town of Orrington where the Smith family lived. Mill Creek is not the name of the town where L.B. Smith was born; he was born in Orrington, Maine. Leonard Burlington Smith and Edrannah E. Cobb, both of Orrington, Maine were married 23 Dec 1863 by George W. Snow, Justice of the Peace.
Source: Vital Record of Orrington, Maine by David Livingstone Swett, published by Picton Press, Camden, Maine and copyright 1995.

Submitted by Judith Frost Gillis, President Orrington, Maine Historical Society
Tigh Loughhead

21 March 2016

Neat bit of island history!