Get ready to experience New York City like never before with the Seaport Museum's thrilling sail aboard the historic 1885 schooner Pioneer!

Virtual Learning Program for Grades K-8

Virtual Learning Program for Grades 2-8

Blog Post: history, provenance, and care for artifacts outdoors on Water Street

Blog Post: Ever wonder what those symbols mean?

The restoration of A.A. Thomson & Co. is nearing completion! In 2019, the South Street Seaport Museum began a $13.1 million renovation of this historic warehouse. The Seaport Museum has transformed the historic 11,000-square-foot warehouse into a large-scale exhibition space, a hub for engaging educational programming, and a gathering space for the community.

Blog Post: Celebrating collections-based work achieved in challenging circumstances

A conversation about past hospital ships that have visited New York

Blog Post: A look at the 19th century mission of Lower Manhattan

Blog Post: Menus from passenger ships 1860s to 1960s

Blog Post: Learn the history of this New York City maritime enterprise

The Titanic Memorial Lighthouse, located in the Titanic Memorial Park at the corner of Pearl Street and Fulton Street, is a formally accessioned artifact in the collections of the South Street Seaport Museum. 

Blog Post: explore Bowne & Co. recent letterpress project and their collection

Blog Post: A conversation with Karen D. Taylor

Blog Post: Connecting History to Current Events for Virtual School Groups

Blog Post: An update on the work being done on Pioneer

An Update on the Restoration of Schooner Pioneer

Blog Post: Highlights of architecturally significant Seaport buildings

A Campaign to Save the Seaport Museum

A Virtual Tour of Our Landmark Buildings

Blog Post: Preserving skills through object reproduction

A Virtual Tour of the Seaport Museum’s Landmark Buildings