Perspectives on Whales, Oceans, and the Changing Coastline Author Gaelin Rosenwaks' book "Sperm Whales: The Gentle Goliaths of the Oceans" LEARN MORE
Portrait of a Creek Tug Blog Post: William Oscar Decker, built by the Russell Dry Dock Company LEARN MORE
Fulton Fish Market: A History Book Launch Book launch for author Jonathan H. Rees's Fulton Fish Market: A History LEARN MORE
Readiness and Resilience: 10 Years After Sandy A decade after Superstorm Sandy, a timely look back and forward LEARN MORE
Halloween Weekend at the Seaport Museum Why carve a pumpkin when you could scrimshaw a gourd? LEARN MORE
Welcome Tall Ship Danmark Free public tours of this historic training ship visiting from Denmark LEARN MORE
Hidden Gems: Glass Plate Negatives Blog Post: Caring for the George P. Hall & Son Collection LEARN MORE
Shipping goods across the oceans Blog Post: A brief history of cargo and container ships in New York LEARN MORE
The Ira S. Bushey & Sons Shipyard Collection Blog Post: Learn the history of this New York City maritime enterprise LEARN MORE
What’s Happening on schooner Pioneer? Blog Post: An update on the work being done on Pioneer LEARN MORE
Labor on the Waterfront Blog Post: Professions That Helped the Growth of the Port of New York LEARN MORE
Recent Acquisition: Aerial Photographs from Fairchild Aerial Surveys, Inc. Blog Post: A look at some fascinating aerial photos from our colllection LEARN MORE
New York Harbor Lighthouses Blog Post: A Look at Some Notable Lighthouses Found Around NYC LEARN MORE
Become a Volunteer The Seaport Museum offers year-round opportunities for volunteers on the waterfront and seasonal work aboard our sailing vessels. Both volunteer programs are one-of-a-kind, offering one of the only ways to interact with ships from a bygone era. LEARN MORE
