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237baa

Very friendly, welcoming and knowledgeable staff made this visit to the Tank very entertaining indeed, would recommend it greatly. After the visit I went up to the Castle and the great view from the top of the rock of the old shipyard sites and the Tank really gives an appreciation of just what it was like in those days when the Denny yard was at its height and 'Cutty Sark' was sitting where the Football ground is now. The cafe at the Museum is also very good, on the day I visited no less than 5 different freshly made soups were on offer as well as homemade mains and cakes and at very reasonable prices. Thank you All. Have to visit the Irvine Maritime Museuam next.

geoffb894

By accident whilst on our way to Loch Lomond and having some time to kill, we came across the Denny Maritime Museum simply by seeing the signs. What a wonderful welcome from the lady at the desk (I think it was Anne)! She explained everything to us and gave us loads of information. She told us what to look out for and how to follow the story of shipbuilding through the museum. Assuring us that she was on hand to help, we made our way round and spent a most interesting hour discovering aspects of shipbuilding in Dumbarton of which we had been totally unaware. So well done to this local project and well done to the staff, particularly Anne, who work so hard to make it a success and are genuinely delighted to welcome visitors. The least we visitors can do is to support local enterprises such as this, otherwise we will lose them. So if you're in the area and have any interest in ships and shipbuilding, give it a go. You'll find it worth your while.

312aliciam

There is a small cafe which is great value for money. It serves everything from breakfast, lunches and light snacks. There is always a choice of 2 or 3 soups and one is always suitable for vegetarians. Jim, Helen, Laura and staff are friendly and nothing is too much trouble. You can't beat the prices in the cafe locally! The museum is also good value for money and Anne the manager offers interesting tours to adults and school children. Children enjoy the hands on experience of scraping the wax hull and testing the model hulls in the testing tank. Great for science and technology school topics and for anyone interested in the history of the local area. They also do 'ghost tours' !

jonnigeeGlasgow

Visited with the Auld Gits. There is a small cafe wich has good snacks etc.We were given an excellent guided tour - we should probably have booked in advance - we are all technically minded so found it amazing at the technology used 120years ago to design ships!

Mitch952014

We went to the Maritime museum today and enjoyed every minute. The manager introduced us to the exhibits and added interest to the visit. Lots to see and a very good review of the history of Dumbarton and the shipping industry. We enjoyed testing the hulls and shaping the wax models. The cafe was extremely good value and the all day breakfast was a must! Definitely worth a trip. The entrance fee is minimal and worth every penny!

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