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Inishowen Planetarium |
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 The Planetarium entrance |
 Two shows are available to visitors - one for a general audience and one for younger children |
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 A modest but effective range of equipment |
 Bright and quaint Museum coffee shop |
 A glass buoy |
 Sadly this was probably the last thing the pilots ever saw |
 The largest lightbulbs on Earth? |
 The cheerful atmosphere is even reflected in the furniture |
 A mechanism with possible use in staff rooms around the world? |
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 Julie in the Inishowen Maritime Memorial, which records the names and dates of people lost at sea from the Inishowen Peninsula |
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 A whale's rib bone |
 An uprooted bollard (ie. ship hitching post) |
