North America

Exhibits, general information, FAQs, map, and publications.

General information, FAQ, history, newsletter, memorial to those lost at sea, and the Blacksmith Shop. Located in Port Greville, Nova Scotia.

Exhibition of east coast marine heritage at a simulation of a traditional fishing wharf, complete with fishing, processing and repair sheds, wharf decks and even a coastal freighter. Located in Yarmouth, Nova Scotia.

Includes the historic fleet at Hyde Street Pier, with event calendar and educational programs.

Combines actors, films, laser technology and the actual artifacts from the recently rediscovered wrecked vessel Isaac Allerton.

Highlights and collections, exhibits and events, including visitor information. Located in South Portland.

The Francis Russell Hart Nautical Collections. One of the largest collections of ship plans and drawings in the Northeast. Programs, activities, exhibits and research information.

Provides history and statistics focusing on Lake Superior, a lens collection, and Silent Service WWII memorial.

Shipwrecks and maritime history of Thunder Bay in Lake Huron. Located in Alpena County.

Museum in Rogers City exhibiting the history of the shipping industry and related occupations on the Great Lakes.

Depicts the golden age of the steamboat, and the enduring relationship between man and the river. Provides operation hours, admission, and program details. Located in Marietta.

Focus on the historic canals and how they developed into today's inland waterways. Located in Easton.

Located in Rockport. Exhibits Texas maritime history. Includes membership information, special events, and a list of maritime links. Scheduling forms for education programs available on-line.

Some ships, a light-house and the children's discovery room.

Exhibits include wooden boats, model ships, pilot house and engine room, vintage outboards, canoes, and history of famous ships contracted by the US Navy.