The Bronze Door Society

The Bronze Door Society, is the premier member-managed adjunct organization of The Mariners' Museum and is an active group of Museum members who gather regularly for lectures, behind-the-scenes tours, and social events in order to:

• encourage an in-depth understanding of the Museum's collections
• support the museum's mission and programs by funding acquisition, conservation, management, and exhibition of artifacts and works of art
• provide educational programs for the community

The society is named for the spectacular set of maritime-themed bronze doors that were commissioned by Museum co-founder, Archer M. Huntington and created in the early 1930's by renowned American sculptor, Herbert C. Adams., specifically for the Museum's original entrance. Learn More

Member Privileges

Membership in The Bronze Door Society bestows many privileges and responsibilities.
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Steering Committee

Meet the members of The Bronze Door Steering Committee.
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Bronze Door Events

View 2010 events as well as previous events sponsored by The Bronze Door Society.
2011 Events
Previous Events