General information
The museum is located at in Shearwater Nova Scotia. The museum acquires, conserves, organizes and researches the history of Canadian Maritime Military Aviation.
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Number of exhibited items
Planes & Helicopters: 26-50, Inventory link
Items Exhibited at the Museum
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Prewar Cars
before 1942
Rolls-Royce
Classic Cars
1945 to 1969
Jaguar E-type
Modern cars
from 1970
Audi RS7
Sportscars
Porsche 911
Rally / Racing Cars
Lancia Stratos
Supercars
Ferrari F40
Hotrods
Ford -32
Muscle Cars
Dodge Charger -68
Trams
Aircraft Carriers
Ferries
Fireboats
Lightships
Minesweepers
Speed Boats
Tugboats
U Boats
Viking Ships
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Available in the following languages:
English
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Museum Contact Info
Contact Email: curator@shearwateraviationmuseum.ns.ca
Contact Form: No information available
Phone number(s): (902) 720-1083
Getting to the Museum
Address: 34 Bonaventure Street, B0J 3A0, Shearwater, Nova Scotia (NS), Canada, North America
Coordinates: 44.6279591, -63.5144879
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Photography
Usually only for private use. Always check for latest info on the home page!
Photography permitted: Not known
Tripod permitted: Not known
Flash permitted: Not known
Disclaimer
Note: This information was accurate July, 2019 when it was published/updated, but can change without notice. Please be sure to confirm all rates and details directly with the companies in question before planning your trip.
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