Exploring the Preserved 1380 COG Ship at the Deutsches Schifffahrtsmuseum * German Maritime Museum
Channel: Funniest SuperHeroes
Date: 22/08/2023

The Maritime Museum of Germany, known as the Deutsches Schiffahrtsmuseum, is situated in Bremerhaven along the banks of the Weser River. Positioned as a prominent city attraction, this museum boasts a compelling exhibit, the meticulously preserved cog ship from the year 1380, originally discovered in Bremen back in 1962.

0:28 - The Hanseatic League

Within the museum's architectural confines, an impressive assortment of artifacts is on display, emphasizing the evolution of naval technology and the maritime history of Germany. This collection includes intricate models, historic flags, and evocative paintings.

In the museum's harbor, an array of vessels are showcased, each contributing to the immersive experience.

For those seeking a scenic perspective, the museum's top-floor cafeteria offers a vantage point that affords breathtaking views of the estuary where the Weser River meets the sea.

Here are pictures of:
1:24 - the conserved Bremen cog of 1380,
6:48 - the cog ship model that is placed at the stern of the original ship,
a replica of the cog of 1380,
8:29 - the Hanseatic League carvel-built ship of 1470
9:25 - the figurehead of the corvette ELISABETH of the Imperial German Navy of 1869,

and models of:
10:18 - the SMS Elisabeth,
12:04 - the first passenger ship with the name BREMEN of 1858,
13:38 - the coastal defense ship BEOWULF of 1892,
15:18 - the large cruiser FUERST BISMARCK of 1900,
16:30 - the fifth passenger ship with the name BREMEN of 1939.

Das Hanseschiff um 1470 Modellschiff PLANE & FOTOS:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dn59vp0tgSg

(Source: German Maritime Museum)
https://www.dsm.museum/en/

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