HM Bark Endeavour Replica
HM Bark Endeavour Replica is one of two replicas of HMS Endeavour, the bark commanded by Lieutenant James Cook when he charted New Zealand and the eastern coast of Australia. The initial idea of recreating Endeavour for use as a museum ship was born during the establishment of the Australian National Maritime Museum in the 1980s; the vessel was to be funded by the Bond Corporation and gifted to the nation upon completion. A specialist shipyard was established, complete with viewing platform and guided tours for the public, and construction of the vessel commenced in 1988. Two years later, work stopped because the Bond Corporation hit financial trouble; the Japanese company Yoshiya Corporation stepped in but was also forced to withdraw support because of financial problems.
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HM Bark Endeavour Replica
HM Bark Endeavour Replica is one of two replicas of HMS Endeavour, the bark commanded by Lieutenant James Cook when he charted New Zealand and the eastern coast of Australia. The initial idea of recreating Endeavour for use as a museum ship was born during the establishment of the Australian National Maritime Museum in the 1980s; the vessel was to be funded by the Bond Corporation and gifted to the nation upon completion. A specialist shipyard was established, complete with viewing platform and guided tours for the public, and construction of the vessel commenced in 1988. Two years later, work stopped because the Bond Corporation hit financial trouble; the Japanese company Yoshiya Corporation stepped in but was also forced to withdraw support because of financial problems.
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1994-04-16
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1993-12-09
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Active as of 2012
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The replica of sailing from Whitby Harbour in June 2000
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Ship completed
1994-04-16
Ship country
Australia
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Ship homeport
Australian National Maritime Museum, Sydney
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*Callsign: VNJC
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Ship laid down
October 1988
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Ship launched
1993-12-09
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, bowsprit to stern
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Ship name
HMS Endeavour
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Ship notes
Replica of the original
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Ship owner
*HM Bark Endeavour Foundation
*Australian National Maritime Museum
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*Auxiliary: 2 × Caterpillar 3046 B diesels
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*3 Masted Ship
*25 duradon sails
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Ship status
Active as of 2012
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Ship type
Bark, museum ship
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HM Bark Endeavour Replica is o ...... because of financial problems.
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