Eastbourne Lifeboat Museum
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Open this week, week beginning 17 May, a good selection of interesting gift items, friendly, chatty guys, very helpful including tips for a visit to Edinburgh!
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My Gran used to take me here when I was little. There used to be a coin operated feature that you could feed coins in and a little boat would come out and save the sailors. Now it's just static displays but a good chance to buy something which goes to support the RNLI
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The museum was closed when we visited but we would highly recommend a browse around the shop if you're in the area. We'll try again to get a look round the museum
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Very welcoming atmosphere on a grey day.Lots of choice .I wanted xmas cards to have something to do in lockdown.
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Very friendly staff and very covid safe
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This museum is on one of the many sites of the old Eastbourne Lifeboat, which now operates out of Eastbourne Harbour.
It is free to enter
It is rather small but has many photo's charts and artifacts to keep you interested for a while between those promenade walks.
Has many gifts to sell in order to raise money for RNLI causes.
It is free to enter
It is rather small but has many photo's charts and artifacts to keep you interested for a while between those promenade walks.
Has many gifts to sell in order to raise money for RNLI causes.
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Friendly staff
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Located West end of promenade by the Wish Tower, staffed by volunteers who are knowledgeable about the RNLI. Well stocked shop full of interesting memorabilia and gifts at reasonable prices. Well worth supporting as the RNLI do an amazing job on the high seas.
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Good covid measures, friendly staff, but note that this was just the shop not the museum which is closed due to covid.
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This is a very small area,but plenty of interesting things to see and buy,to support the wonderful life guard's who risk their lives every day. Everyone should visit this place when they visit Eastbourne.
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A look in here is a welcome break from your stroll along the promenade. Don't expect too much although the building is an old and well kept lifeboat station. There are a number of items for sale including cards. At the back is a small free exhibition area which explains the context of the local RNLI. The volunteer staff are friendly, helpful and informative and the place is worth visiting just to chat to them.
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very good and I do support them
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we always try to get to the Lifeboats were ever we go. The lady gave us a very interesting talk and we also went in the shop
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Museum is a huge push. It is a shop, with some space at the rear for a few exhibits
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An interesting visit, but things for sale in the souvenir shop are good quality but too overpriced. However, the lifeboats need as much money as possible so can't really blame them for high prices.
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this shows the great history of the Lifeboats inEastbourne and well worth a visit. You can see the modern day RNLI rigid boats esp at the annual airshow
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Interesting little museum.
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Lovely shop and museum. Friendly volunteers who are always very chatty
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It's a great place lots to see
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This museum on the seafront is well worth a visit, is very interesting and either donate or purchase something that contributes to the Lifeboats. An amazing organisation with very brave volunteers who risk their lives saving others.
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Easy to get to just follow the signs. A pleasant welcome and a knowledgeable crew in the museum. All you want to know about this important service.
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Good gift shop
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Great place for a bit of history
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A small museum but it has alot of interesting facts. It is also a shop selling some good and varied value goods. Staff are all volunters who are friendly snd helpful. Worth a visit.
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Super
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