Bandırma Ferry and National Struggle Museum

Samsun Canik district Bandırma Ferry and National Struggle Museum Streetstrong>, on May 18, 2003 by showing its activities as an Open Air Museum. It is aimed to project and re -produce the Bandırma Ferry by being loyal to the existing state. The

Bandırma Ferry and National Struggle Museum, located in Canik district of Samsun, is waiting for its visitors by showing its activities as an open-air museum on May 18, 2003.

This museum was first designed on November 13, 1999, and it was aimed to recreate the Bandırma Ferry by remaining faithful to its existing state. The identical version of the Bandırma Ferry, which has been in the Istanbul Maritime Museum since 1960, took its place in this museum and these processes were completed on April 15, 2001; It has also started to be exhibited in the Bandırma Ferry and National Struggle Museum. This museum was officially opened on May 18, 2003. Abdi Güzel stepped in regarding the internal works of the museum. On the other hand, Samsun Municipality also carried out studies on the museum in 2001 and 2002.

Samsun Metropolitan Municipality; In 2002, he also collected the existing documents about the War of Independence here. At the same time, the National Liberation Monument started to be exhibited here. This monument, which symbolizes the regions of Turkey, also has 7 different figures.

Bandırma Ferry and National Struggle Museum

Renovation activities were carried out within the Bandırma Ferry and National Struggle Museum between 2005 and 2008. The museum was further expanded and landscaping works were also implemented. In the open-air section, there are ceramic reliefs giving information about the liberation of Izmir. The names of everyone who participated in the war from across Samsun are also included in the Martyrs' Inscription.

It is stated that the ferry was also repaired during this renovation. In addition to the cabin arrangements, 13 statues are also included in this area.

Bandırma Museum and National Struggle Park consists of 6 sections. In the section known as the furnishing hall, there are a total of 5 wax statues, including Mustafa Kemal Atatürk. Ship equipment is also located in this room. On the other hand, a radio belonging to Mustafa Kemal Atatürk is also located in this room.

In the captain's section, there is a wax statue of İsmail Hakkı Durusu, the captain of the ferry. At the same time, the captain's personal belongings are also seen as items exhibited among the details in the wheelhouse.

Where is Bandırma Ferry and National Struggle Museum, Entrance Fee?

Bandırma Ferry and National Struggle Museum is located in the Canik district of Samsun province. You can visit the museum every day of the week between 08:00 and 17:00. Entrance to the museum is completely free.

While You're At It

While you are here to visit the Bandırma Ferry and the National Struggle Museum, you can visit many historical places and museums around Samsun. More to visit in Samsun by visiting Samsun Museums page on our website. You can add the historical place and museum to your route.

of the Bandırma Ferry, which has been located in the Istanbul Sea Museum since 1960, has taken its place in this museum and these operations were completed on 15 April 2001; Bandırma Ferry and National Struggle Museum began to be exhibited. The opening of this museum was officially made on May 18, 2003. Abdi Güzel came into play for the internal works of the museum. On the other hand, in 2001 and 2002, Samsun Municipality also made studies about the museum.

Samsun Metropolitan Municipality; In 2002, he collected the existing documents about the War of Independence. At the same time, the National Liberation Monument began to be exhibited here. There are also 7 different figures of this monument that symbolizes the regions of Turkey. Local-124-8-1.jpg Renewal activities were shown between 2008. The museum was expanded and landscaping works were also implemented. In the outdoor part, ceramic reliefs, which provide information about the liberation of İzmir, were included. The names of everyone who participated in the war from Samsun were also included in the martyrs inscription. In addition to the cabin arrangements, 13 statues are included in this area. Known as the Tafriş Hall, there are 5 wax sculptures, including Mustafa Kemal Atatürk. At the same time, ship devices take place in this room. On the other hand, a radio belonging to Mustafa Kemal Atatürk is also located in this room. In the captain part of the captain, the captain of the ferry is the wax statue of İsmail Hakkı Durusu. At the same time, the personal belongings of the captain are seen as the elements exhibited among the details found in the captain's mansion. > Samsun is located in the district of the province Canik . You can visit the museum between 08:00 and 17:00 every day of the week. The entrance to the museum is completely free. & Nbsp; You can add the historical place and the museum to your route.