The museum, which was established on the second floor of the Jūrkalne Parish Community Center and also tells the story of the victims of the Baltic Sea disaster, has been supplemented with antiques found on the beach and recovered from the depths.
The second floor of the building is designed as an improvised sunken sailboat, so visitors will be able to see and experience the underwater cultural and historical heritage, emphasizing the shipwrecks located off the coast of Jūrkalne.
The exhibition includes divers' equipment and paraphernalia, photo and video materials from the seabed, and underwater finds. Sound and lighting break down the bridge between history and art.
The exhibition space has created an environment like the depths of the sea, allowing you to "dive" and look into the interior of a "sunken wreck".