Questions 168-171 refer to the following article.
The Armitage Comes to Fullerton
The BlackweU Maritime Museum in Fullerton will be holding an exhibition called The Ocean King, which features the history of The Armitage, the first American luxury passenger ship to travel across the Pacific Ocean from the United States to Japan. The exhibition will run from July 1 to October 30 and includes a 5-meter replica of The Armitage, reconstructions of the ship's interior, along with over 500 artifacts that were recovered during private expeditions. There will also be a short film presentation which attempts to shed more light on the mystery behind the ship's unexplained sinking in 1898.
"This will give an opportunity for everyone to see what the ship really looked like inside," says museum curator Jonathan Wiley. "People can walk through the exhibits as if they were passengers on the ship and see the places where some of the richest and most influential people stayed during their trip."
The Ocean King exhibit aims to provide a comprehensive understanding of The Armitage's history, importance, and impact on the shipping industry. It will be open Tuesday to Sunday from 9 A.M. to 7 p.m. General admission is $20, while students get a 50 percent discount. Children six years old and under are admitted for free. For ticket reservations, visit www.blackwell.org/armitage or call the museum's ticketing office at 555-0391.
