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Museum ‘t Kromhout participates in the Sea Port Days Amsterdam 2024

During the Sea Port Days 2024, Museum ‘t Kromhout, together with Amports and Stadsherstel Amsterdam, organizes a variety of activities:

• Museum ‘t Kromhout only open on Saturday June 29 and Sunday June 30.
• Sailing with historical ships, an old tugboat, and an old passenger ferry (formerly from Volendam to Marken), both powered by historical Kromhout engines. Multiple boarding points in the area;
• The old fireboat of Amsterdam, the Jan van der Heyde II (1930), also docks at the museum’s pier, where rides are available;
• On Sunday, June 30th, at 3:00 PM, the English translation of the book “Motorschip Bregetta, sailing through time 1914-2019” will be presented. The author of the book and also the owner will be present. Her ship is moored at the museum. The presentation will be introduced by Midas Dekkers, a well-known writer/biologist and enthusiast of historical ships;
• Maritime walks in the Eastern Islands led by a guide, visiting all maritime historical locations (twice daily);
• Educational activities for children, including a puzzle tour through the museum.

Tickets for the Maritime walks and for the combination of boat trips and museum entry are available online at www.zeehavendagenamsterdam.nl. Tickets for the museum are available on-site. There is a 50% discount on the entrance fee during both days.”

New Addition to Museum ‘t Kromhout Collection in 2022

The already extensive collection of Museum ‘t Kromhout has a new addition: a 62 hp 4GSK Marine Engine with a Brevo reverse gearbox. The engine comes from a large salon boat owned by Rederij Amsterdam Sailors. The shipping company has generously donated the engine to the museum, enhancing the completeness of the unique museum’s collection. In the coming period, volunteers from the museum will inspect and refurbish the engine, ensuring that it will soon be operational and available for public admiration. Read the press release (in Dutch) here.