Alderney Museum

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All conserved artefacts from the wreck are either stored or on display in the Alderney Museum at St Anne's.

The Museum, which was established in 1966, is owned and administered by the Alderney Society, 'an organisation dedicated to the historical, environmental and scientific promotion of the Island of Alderney'. In 1993 the Museum achieved fully registered status and, in 1999, won the prestigious Museums and Galleries' Gulbenkian Award for 'most outstanding achievement' (presented by H.R.H. Prince of Wales). Artefacts from the wreck are displayed on the ground floor in room G2.

An expansion of the premises is planned, following which the Elizabethan Wreck will become the new centrepiece of the museum.

President of the Alderney Society: Mr Louis Jean.

Senior Administrator of the Alderney Museum: Don Oakden

Address: The Alderney Museum, The Old School House, High Street, St Anne's, Alderney, Channel Islands, GY9 3TG.
Museum Hours: Daily 10 to 12 and weekdays 2 to 4pm.

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They can be reproduced without permission for study or personal use and for educational displays or programmes within schools. Where practical, an acknowledgement of the Alderney Maritime Trust would be appreciated.

They may not, however, be copied or reproduced, in any form, for publication or commercial purposes without the written permission of the Alderney Maritime Trust.

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