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The Marinersâ Museum and Park connects people to the worldâs
How Did Roman Aqueducts Work? #education #engineering #history
How does a walking beam engine work? #history #science #steam #maritime
How did The Mariners' get our walking beam? #history #cruiseship #steam #maritime
What is a Watershed? #chesapeakebay #environmentalscience #education
How Do We Test Water Quality? #environmentaleducation#steam #education
Whatâs a macroinvertebrate? Why are they in the water? #education #environmentalscience #biology
What is a Mariner's Astrolabe?#explore #education #navigation #history
How Do Mariners Navigate Using the Stars? #education #history #polynesian #navigation
How Did Mariners Navigate A Long Time Ago?
What was the Battle of Hampton Roads? #history #maritimehistory #ironclad #historyforkids
The Conservation of USS Monitor's Skeg Assembly: Part 2 ⨠đď¸ #history #maritimehistory #conservation
A Look Into the Past - 360 Degree View of San Francisco from 1878!
Did USS Monitor fight Virginia or Merrimack? #history #maritimehistory #ironclad #historyforkids
The Conservation of USS Monitorâs Skeg Assembly: Part 1 #history #maritimehistory #conservation
What was USS Monitor?
Beautiful Fore Edge Painted Books #books #art
Flipping USS Monitor's Condenser - Part 3
Flipping USS Monitor's Condenser - Part 2
Flipping USS Monitor's Condenser - Part 1
3D Scanning USS Monitor Artifacts #3dprinting #3dmodeling
See Paper Conservation In Action! #behindthescenes
Beyond the Frame: In the Name of the #Oyster
The Savannah Model #modelshipbuilding #museum
Beyond the Frame: To New Beginnings #maritimehistory #shipbuilding
USS Monitor Condenser Tank Removal #maritimeheritage #conservation
Leif Erikson Statue Conservation In Action! #history #maritimeheritage
A Project 40 Years In The Making! #conservation #maritimehistory
Silk Tapestry with Real Gold!
Chinese Junk Model added to Exploration Gallery!
Chinese Silk Tapestry
The Marinersâ Museum and Park connects people to the worldâs waters because that is how we are connected to one another.
As stewards of one of the worldâs most extensive maritime collections, The Marinersâ Museum and Park is committed to the preservation and conservation of more than 32,000 objects and several million library and archive materials. Designated by Congress as Americaâs National Maritime Museum, the Museum provides access to the collection through exhibitions, educational programs, loans, publications, and online media. The 550-acre Marinersâ Park is home to the 167-acre Marinersâ Lake, 5-mile Noland Trail, iconic Lions Bridge, and our âliving collectionâ: the forest, water, and wildlife that we proudly steward, as well.
The Museumâs signature $1 admission price is a symbol â it represents our mission and purpose, and serves as a reminder that through our shared connection to the worldâs waters, we are ONE city, ONE region, ONE nation and ONE world.