Originally housed the Royal Hospital for Seaman: began being built in 1696. Later used in 1873 for training of the navy officers. Now is a museum.
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- Contest: guess what is happening in this illustration
- The National Maritime Museum CAIRD library
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- Expeditionary Art
- fieldnotes 101
- Greenland Institute of Natural Resources
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