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Stichting Sleepboothaven

Brielle, Netherlands

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Stichting Sleepboothaven Maassluis represents a unique collection of cultural heritage and offers historical seashipping tours. The company organizes the Dag van de Zeesleepvaart on May 6, 2024, during which historic ships sail at reduced prices. Stichting Sleepboothaven Maassluis was not explicitly endowed with a founding year, but it features several historic ships such as the Stoomzeesleper Furie (1916), Bergingsvaartuig Bruinvisch (1937), Museumschip Hudson (1939), and Bergingsvaartuig Tonijn (1958). The company operates ships like Zeesleper Elbe (1959) and Europoortsleper Steenbank (1960). Stichting Sleepboothaven Maassluis is closely connected with the Nationaal Sleepvaart Museum Maassluisje Jansje Rigel.

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