The Falkland Islands has a small population of 3000 and this series of buildings shows how in the early days of their existence, they formed their community structure.
One of if not the top museums for it's size. Very well organised with a flow that bring you understanding of the Falklands history, it people and their determination to prosper in a far off the easy path location. Particularly interest was the displays concerning the 1982 invasion and war.
Amazing museum for a small town. Goes through their history with many displays and biographies. Has a small shop as well. The Falklands war also makes up a large section of the displays.
Excellent museum, well worth a visit with a wide range of artefacts, covers times gone by, wildlife and nature, the conflict and lots of old buildings showing how things used to be 100 years ago.
The tearoom is good too
Two floors of this quaint museum, typically I dont personally pay but for cruise visitors entry $5 fee is waived if you show ship card.
Nice section to commemorate those lost in 1982 battle with short video in the kids eyes, now grown of course, so sad to see the wall of those young men lost way too early in life, some as young as 18.
Definitely worth a look
