In the Dominican town of Samana, located on the same peninsula in the north-east of the country in September, opened the Museum of sunken ships. The opening of the museum was preparing for several years and was initiated by Deep Blue Marine, which is engaged in research and restoration of vessels sunk off the coast of the Dominican Republic and other countries.
In the main exhibition of the museum includes items from the French warship Le Scipion, who participated in the American Revolutionary War (1775-1783), and other ships of historic value. The museum is working equipped with the latest technology laboratory and a souvenir shop. In the administration of the new museum are confident that the exhibition of sunken treasures will be one of the most important local sights and will attract new tourists Samana Peninsula.
In the main exhibition of the museum includes items from the French warship Le Scipion, who participated in the American Revolutionary War (1775-1783), and other ships of historic value. The museum is working equipped with the latest technology laboratory and a souvenir shop. In the administration of the new museum are confident that the exhibition of sunken treasures will be one of the most important local sights and will attract new tourists Samana Peninsula.
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