Ship Wreck Center for Conservation

The Shipwreck Conservation Centre is a branch of the National Maritime Museum in Gdalsk, opened in 2016 in a particularly designed constructing in Tczew, close to the Vistula River Museum. The museum consists of two essential elements: the conservation workshop and the studio warehouse, which complement every other. The Centre changed into opened way to a collaboration with the Norwegian Maritime Museum in Oslo and the Museum of Cultural History, Oslo.

It changed into funded via the EEA and Norway Grants and the Polish Ministry of Culture and National Heritage. The aim of the grant become to make maritime background handy to younger people and future generations. The workshop is geared up with modern-day gadget and is used to conduct the conservation and reconstruction of recovered fragments of ships and different objects. The workshop is divided into smaller paintings areas consisting of a metal workshop, a ship constructing and carpentry workshop; RTG and scanning device and a spectrometer used for analyzing the composition of metal fragments.