Support the museum and snag some fun, one-of-a-kind items and experiences in our 2020 Online Auction! Bidding is open now - the auction includes a wide range of items with starting bids from $20 to $720. Proceeds support the schooner Mary E and traditional skills programming.
Support the museum and snag some fun, one-of-a-kind items and experiences in our 2020 Online Auction! Bidding is open now - the auction includes a wide range of items with starting bids from $20 to $720. Proceeds support the schooner Mary E and traditional skills programming.
Support the museum and snag some fun, one-of-a-kind items and experiences in our 2020 Online Auction! Bidding is open now - the auction includes a wide range of items with starting bids from $20 to $720. Proceeds support the schooner Mary E and traditional skills programming.
Support the museum and snag some fun, one-of-a-kind items and experiences in our 2020 Online Auction! Bidding is open now - the auction includes a wide range of items with starting bids from $20 to $720. Proceeds support the schooner Mary E and traditional skills programming.
Support the museum and snag some fun, one-of-a-kind items and experiences in our 2020 Online Auction! Bidding is open now - the auction includes a wide range of items with starting bids from $20 to $720. Proceeds support the schooner Mary E and traditional skills programming.
Support the museum and snag some fun, one-of-a-kind items and experiences in our 2020 Online Auction! Bidding is open now - the auction includes a wide range of items with starting bids from $20 to $720. Proceeds support the schooner Mary E and traditional skills programming.
Discover the only intact historic shipyard in the U.S. where large wooden sailing vessels were built, including the schooner Wyoming, the largest sailing vessel built in the U.S. On this modified indoor presentation, docents share the story of the shipyard and the surviving buildings and workshops. Included with admission, Saturdays at 1:00 pm. No RSVP required, space is limited to 15. Please contact reservations@maritimeme.org to learn more about how we can accommodate your group!
Discover the only intact historic shipyard in the U.S. where large wooden sailing vessels were built, including the schooner Wyoming, the largest sailing vessel built in the U.S. On this modified indoor presentation, docents share the story of the shipyard and the surviving buildings and workshops. Included with admission, Saturdays at 1:00 pm. No RSVP required, space is limited to 15. Please contact reservations@maritimeme.org to learn more about how we can accommodate your group!
Discover the only intact historic shipyard in the U.S. where large wooden sailing vessels were built, including the schooner Wyoming, the largest sailing vessel built in the U.S. On this modified indoor presentation, docents share the story of the shipyard and the surviving buildings and workshops. Included with admission, Saturdays at 1:00 pm. No RSVP required, space is limited to 15. Please contact reservations@maritimeme.org to learn more about how we can accommodate your group!
April 20, 6:00 p.m. | As New England ocean waters warm and ocean circulation changes, marine animals are moving from their preferred habitat to new locations. Does future fishery management need to adjust in response to the changing ecosystem? Susan Farady will introduce the challenges to creating marine policy in a changing Gulf of Maine.
Discover the only intact historic shipyard in the U.S. where large wooden sailing vessels were built, including the schooner Wyoming, the largest sailing vessel built in the U.S. On this modified indoor presentation, docents share the story of the shipyard and the surviving buildings and workshops. Included with admission, Saturdays at 1:00 pm. No RSVP required, space is limited to 15. Please contact reservations@maritimeme.org to learn more about how we can accommodate your group!
Come explore the microscopic world of plankton. The basis of our food web and responsible, in part, for the air we breathe, these microscopic organisms can be found in the waters of the Kennebec. Learn how to collect them and find them under a microscope. Then, use your knowledge to create you own plankton model in a race to the bottom.
Discover the only intact historic shipyard in the U.S. where large wooden sailing vessels were built, including the schooner Wyoming, the largest sailing vessel built in the U.S. On this modified indoor presentation, docents share the story of the shipyard and the surviving buildings and workshops. Included with admission, Saturdays at 1:00 pm. No RSVP required, space is limited to 15. Please contact reservations@maritimeme.org to learn more about how we can accommodate your group!
