Forum Marinum - Suomen Joutsen

360˚ virtual exhibition

Suomen Joutsen is the last remaining full-rigger in Finland. Its white hull, riveted steel constructions and impressive rig are a memorable sight.

 

L´exposition est aussi désormais disponible en français. Il vous est possible de changer la langue de présentation à l´intérieur de l´exposition virtuelle, soit en cliquant sur les icônes de drapeaux situées sur le côté de la page de vue à 360 degrés, soit en cliquant ici pour accéder directement à la version française.

About the exhibition

The Suomen Joutsen has an interesting history. It was built as a cargo ship in France in 1902 and was sold in the early 1920s as a training ship to the German merchant fleet. “The Duck” was bought as a training ship by the Finnish Navy in 1930. Later the ship was relocated to Turku and the first Finnish seamen´s school was opened on board. Since 1991, the ship has been a museum.

The exhibition illustrates the different stages of the ship´s history using objects, pictures, films and reminiscence. Apart from the construction, also the use and work culture of the ship has varied. Various working communities have lived on board and used the ship: seamen, marine soldiers, seamen students, teachers, and now finally museologists and the visitors of Forum Marinum.

The main part of the exhibition is in the exhibition room on the main deck, and additional parts of it are displayed in various places on the ship.

Museum
Forum Marinum
Theme
History

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