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  • Art in the Park – Iron Stock Trotman Anchor (DA 64)

  • Tuesdays Past and Present

  • Mariners’ Log

    This form is designed to offer a platform to share your maritime connection with us and, potentially, with your fellow maritime community.

  • Change Log

    A log of the updates and fixes applied to The Mariners' Museum websites.

  • Abuzz with Activity in the Bumblebee Learning Garden

    • Educational Enrichment
    • Mariners' Park
    • Wildlife

    If you are planning to visit the Museum and Park and want to explore a fun place, please consider passing by our lovely Learning Garden. We chose plants that bloom at various times of the year (namely spring, summer, and fall), and many plants are in full bloom right now. One of the most impressive and wonderful bee attractors is the purple coneflower (Echinacea purpurea).

  • The Pontoon–Hydroplane Boat: A Motor Boat Built on Airplane Principles

    • Collections
    • Cultural Heritage
    • Photography

    Is it a boat? Or an airplane? Perhaps both. Thomas Lake's patented pontoon-hydroplane boat is a testament to the imaginations of past inventors whose ideas paved the way for future vessels.

  • Brushing off a little history

    • Conservation
    • USS Monitor

    Although my blogs to date give a very Dahlgren-centric view of what I do, there is far more to USS Monitor than just its guns.

  • Steaming Ahead!

  • BEYOND THE FRAME: Onward

    In this episode of Beyond the Frame, we explore a work showing an early America's Cup match race in New York harbor by beloved maritime artist, James Edward Buttersworth (British-American 1817-1894). The story we thought it depicted, however, is not correct. Read on to discover the truth behind this painting, including an exclusive interview with Curator of Maritime History and Culture and Director of the Ifland Center for Exploration, Jeanne Willoz-Egnor.

  • Secrets in the Stacks for 2011

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