What is recorded here
This commemorative plaque records: Captain Cooks ship Endeavour built here Recorded plaque organisation: Captain Cook Heritage Trail.
The HMS Endeavour was the ship commanded by James Cook during his first voyage of exploration (1768-1771), which led to the mapping and British claim of Australia's eastern coast. This vessel is crucial in maritime history for its role in expanding European geographical knowledge and colonial ambitions.
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