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• Amazing Women for International Women’s Day!

  • Art
  • Collections
  • Photography
  • Women's History

  March 9, 2019

  Today is International Women’s Day! Recently, I learned the stories of a few amazing women in maritime history and I thought today would be a perfect day to introduce them to you.

  

• A tisket a tasket – I just finished a gasket!

  February 10, 2017

  

• Ida Lewis: Mother of all Keepers

  • Collections
  • Women's History

  March 23, 2021

  Ida Lewis' acts of heroism are still inspiring women of all ages and created legacies that now bear her name.

  

• Confederate Pirates: Capture of Steamer St. Nicholas

  • Civil War
  • Military Conflict

  August 13, 2020

  On June 28, 1861, the Union’s first charge of Confederate piracy since the Civil War erupted took place in the Potomac River when the passenger steamer St. Nicholas was captured.

  

• Wool Garment’s Treatment Status

  June 14, 2011

  

• Giving the Dutch the What For in 1599

  October 15, 2018

  

• Science Smorgasbord

  • Conservation
  • Science

  September 18, 2023

  As his time at The Mariners’ Museum and Park comes to a close, Conservation Science Intern Harrison Biggs offers an overview of his work.

  

• These Doors Do Heavy Metal!

  • Collections
  • Conservation

  July 21, 2020

  A brief history of the Bronze Doors at The Mariners’ Museum and Park, commissioned in 1932. They once graced the main entrance and now are part of the collection.