Offshore & Specialist Ships Australia
Location & Opening hours
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The Offshore and Specialist Ships Australia museum collection, including ship models, artwork, photographs and memorabilia are located within the Mission to Seafarers – Victoria building at:
Due to Covid-19 Exhibtion is closed until restrictions are lifted.
717 Flinders Street,
Docklands,
Victoria 3008.
The Mission to Seafarers opening hours are:
Daily 10:00 a.m. to 10:00 pm
During November we were at The Dock Library Docklands.
“Specialist Ships made Australia – How?”
107 Victoria Harbour Promenade
Docklands, Victoria 3008.
When: 6th to 28th November 2019.
MONDAY TO FRIDAYS 8AM TO 7PM
SATURDAY 10AM TO 5PM
SUNDAY 12PM TO 5PM
OSSA is very pleased to have had two major supporters for our Exhibition at the Docklands Library:
Sinwa Australia Pty Ltd will b well known to most of our members having been involved with supplying goods & services to the Offshore industry for many years.
FIIG Securities Limited are fixed income experts with offices in the major Australian cities.
OSSA is very thankful to both organisations for their generous support. More information can be found about both companies on their respective website.
Where: The Dock Gallery
107 Victoria Harbour Promenade
Docklands, Victoria 3008.
When: 6th to 28th November 2019.
MONDAY TO FRIDAYS 8AM TO 7PM
SATURDAY 10AM TO 5PM
SUNDAY 12PM TO 5PM
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FROM January to April 2019, We were also at the Port Albert Maritime Museum.
Set in the historic seaside town of Port Albert established in 1841 the Gippsland Regional Maritime Museum is housed in the former Bank of Victoria built in 1862 to receive gold from Gippsland’s goldfields. From the moment you step inside the museum you will appreciate the excellent exhibits on display. Some give vivid insights into the early history of Port Albert as the gateway to Gippsland, an important port for the squatting era and for supporting the gold rushes of the 1850s and 60s. Others trace the ongoing history of the area where fishing in Bass Strait and the infrastructure that supported it was paramount. We are family friendly with items of interest for all ages and several interactive push-button displays to ensure a visit is memorable.