Winner of the 2013 VisitEngland Gold Award for Excellence! Visit the house where the James Cook came to serve his seaman’s apprenticeship.
The handsome 17th century house on the harbour belonged to Cook’s master, the Quaker shipowner, John Walker. It was here in the attic that the family lodged their apprentices when not at sea serving the London coal trade.
The Museum’s rich collection celebrates Cook’s achievements and the work of those who sailed with him – sailors, scientists and artists.See letters in Cook’s own hand, original paintings and drawings, ship models and maps, and strange objects from newly discovered lands.
For details of opening times, exhibitions and events, please visit the Museum’s web site www.cookmuseumwhitby.co.uk
Access Information: Access to ground and first floor, disabled toilet, guide dogs are welcome.
Free admission. How to Redeem: Present your Max Card on arrival. Terms and Conditions: • Offer valid for up to two adults and two children per Max Card.
• Not to be used in conjunction with any other offer.
