BOARDS

The Fortifications Interpretation Centre is basically made up of large boards showing an outline of the structure, development and history of fortifications in Malta. For mor indepth knowledge there are monitors in various sections where one could obtain more detailed knowledge of the subject. This board shows - on the left - the Cottonera (for Grand Master Nicholas Cottoner - in the middle) Lines which have not been fully completed and on the right the plan of Valletta and hits fortifications.
a library placed on the top floor of the restored 3-storey building will eventually group in one place all the literature in Malta on the subject.
Thank you very much for looking and for your continuous support on my project.

[Jennifer C]

Such an interesting place to visit, thanks for sharing

BTW I hope the gulls havent been kicked off the cruise liner

[Rick Schies]

Sounds like it would be a great place to see, and quite informative

[Claire]

This is my type of history, great place to visit.

[Denise]

This place sounds really wonderful.

[Jeffrey Zammit]

As usual interesting

[richard saffold]

now we know all your defenses.

[Ann H. LeFevre]

For a "small" island Malta has a fascinating history. Is Nicholas Cottoner wearing a cross from the Knights of St. John in the picture? Or is it a different order- or maybe not an order at all? It just caught my eye.

[Lora G]

That sounds like a neat place to visit!

[Kerri]

Great shot

[joey d.Muli]

wish i could someday visit the place--:)

[Terry]

How interesting

[Ruth Moucharafieh]

Dione you continue to educate us in a most charming way.

[Alison Hewitt Bailey]

Very interesting shot and information - sounds like a great place to visit.

[Pyrrhula]

If a job is free for minister of tourism they should give you the appointment.
Great the way you show and sell you country

[JP]

great shot! you are so making me want to visit this place Dad! I might actually ask you to come with me :)

[ruth howell]

thanks for the history lesson

[Tony]

Thank you for the continued journey through Malta's history.

[Sue Wilde]

What an exciting place this is, Malta has such a fascinating history

[Shirley Chetwynd]

You are giving us a wonderful insight into Maltas history Dione.

[alia_801]

Great shot of the information panels. I agree with the others - you should get a tourism award!

[Dione Giorgio]

@jenrobcarr @digitalrn @claireuk @denisedaly @jeffzam @chard @olivetreeann @loragill @kerristephens @jodimuli @sarasdadandmom @ruthmouch @dulciknit @pyrrhula @jpgiorgio @ruthhowell @tonydebont @swilde @http365proj @alia_801 Thank you very much for your wonderful comments. To me, every picture has a story, whatever the circumstances.

[Sharon Lee]

Interesting, I would never have known so much about Malta if it were not for 365

[Dione Giorgio]

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Thank you very much for commenting. I, too, have learned a lot on other people's homes and cultures through this wonderful project.