from fishing in 1978, she was purchased by the museum, renamed Claus Sørensen and renumbered E.1. In November 2021 operation of E.1 was taken over by local shipowner Esvagt, for technical and safety matters, with the company's retired seafarers providing crew. The previous E.1 was the Skagen cutter, Dana (S.49), now preserved ashore at the museum. Opening hours Located at No. 2 Tarphagevej, some 4 km northwest of the centre of Esbjerg, the museum is open every day from 10 am to 4 pm with extensions to 5 or 6 pm as daylight permits. References External links Fisheries and Maritime Museum website Aquaria in Denmark Buildings and structures in Esbjerg Museums established in 1968 Museums in the Region of Southern Denmark Tourist attractions in the Region of Southern Denmark Maritime museums in Denmark Museum ships in Denmark Fishing museums