Bonaire Museum of Natural History 51 captures 06 Aug 2018 - 10 May 2025 Jul AUG Sep 06 2017 2018 2019 success fail About this capture COLLECTED BY Organization: Internet Archive The Internet Archive discovers and captures web pages through many different web crawls. At any given time several distinct crawls are running, some for months, and some every day or longer. View the web archive through the Wayback Machine Collection: Wide Crawl Number 17: Started August 3rd, 2018 Wide17 was seeded with the "Total Domains" list of 256,796,456 URLs provided by Domains Index on June 26th, and crawled with max-hops set to "3" and de-duplication set "on". TIMESTAMPS The Wayback Machine - https://web.archive.org/web/20180806134614/http://museumbonaire.com/ Bonaire Museum of Natural History Showing you the beauty of Bonaire Homepage Your help would be appreciated Contact and directions Museum Bonaire Free entry! (donations always welcome) - Open Tuesday to Saturday from 10 to 4 and on cruise boat days, so when you are around on a Sunday or Monday and you see a big cruiseship (or when you come from one) just come over for a visit! The Bonaire Museum of Natural History is located on Kaya J.C. van der Ree in Kralendijk, Bonaire. It's built in 1885 by a Venezuelan plantation owner and was bought by the Herrera family, one of the influential families on Bonaire. At that time, the house was called the 'Van der Ree house'. The house became a small shop with goat meat from the Washington plantation, charcoal, vegetables, canned food and later on also beer. Nowadays this beautiful plantation town house is one of the historical monuments of Bonaire and it houses the Bonaire Museum of Natural History. It is a nice and cosy museum and shows many things you can or could see on Bonaire like Indian artefacts, shells and sea animals, birds of Bonaire, corals, fossils of shells, tools used on the plantations, antique bottles and much more. Lionfish You haven't seen a lionfish while diving or snorkling on Bonaire? While this fish is not wanted on the island - because they eat all the original reef fish - it is one of the most beautiful fish out there. In the museum is a big salt water aquarium with some lionfish. The museum also has a collection of shells and corals, as well as information about fish and crabs of Bonaire. Old tools In the museum you can see tools that have been used on Bonaire, like a donkey plow, grinding stones, pots and pans and of course bottles to keep water and a bit of rum. The museum has some nice Indian artefacts that give a bit of an insight of what the Indians used and ate. Copyright Bonaire Museum of Natural History. All rights reserved. Design by FreeCSSTemplates.org