The Captain Cook Birthplace Museum is situated within the landscaped grounds of Stewart Park near to the site of the cottage where James Cook was born.

The museum opened in 1978 and celebrates the life and achievements of Captain Cook, the world's most famous navigator.

The museum has a regular programme of events, exhibitions and activities, which draw upon the life of Captain Cook and the people and lands that he visited.

The Captain Cook Birthplace Museum is an ideal starting point from which to explore Captain Cook Country and life in the eighteenth century.

Advice for visitors

Telephone: 01642 311211
Fax: 01642 515659
Address: Captain Cook Birthplace Museum, Stewart Park, Marton, Middlesbrough, TS7 8AT

Find out more about Cook's  exciting adventures through our on-line e-learning resource by following the external link to the right of your screen.

We welcome education and group visits. We can tailor sessions to suit the needs of our visiting groups. For further details please contact our Education officer on 01642 515656

Days	Opening Times
Monday	Closed
November-February Tuesday-Sunday	9.00am-16.00pm
March-October Tuesday-Sunday	10.00am-17.30pm