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Museums, Museum Ships & Preservation Efforts:: The 1000 Islands Antique Boat Museum (Clayton, New York); The 1000 Islands Museum (Clayton, New York); The 1906 Steam Tug Baltimore (Being restored at Baltimore, Maryland); The Aberdeen Maritime Museum (Scotland); The Admiral Nimitz Museum and Historical Center (Fredericksburg, Texas); Ålands Museum (Mariehamn, Finland); Ålands Sjöfartsmuseum (The Åland Islands Maritime Museum, Mariehamn, Finland); All Submarines on Public Display Around the World; The American Victory Mariners Memorial and Museum (1945 Victory ship, Tampa, Florida); The America’s Cup Museum (1983) (Halls Head, Western Australia); The Amphibious Forces Memorial Museum (Restoring and preserving USS LCI 713, and USS Washtenaw County LST 1166, Astoria, Oregon); The Annapolis Project (To open the destroyer HMCS Annapolis as a museum in North Vancouver, british Columbia); The Anson Museum (Dedicated to the history of the internal combustion engine, Poynton, Cheshire); The Antarctic Research Vessel Hero (Open for tours in Newport, Oregon); The Apostle Islands Windsled and Aviation Museum (A hybrid motor boat/sled for use on unstable ice, La Pointe, Wisconsin); The Arctic Corsair (The last sidewinder trawler to sail from the UK, now a museum in Kingston upon Hull); The Argentine Naval Museum (Tigre); The Arkansas Inland Maritime Museum (Prserving USS Razorback (SS 394) and USS Hoga (YT 146), North Little Rock); The Artcom Museum Tour^® (Links and info on more than 1,700 US museums); The Australian Heritage Fleet (Formerly the Sydney Maritime Museum, Australia); The Australian National Maritime Museum (Sydney); The Australian War Memorial; The Baltimore Maritime Museum (Preserving USS Torsk SS 423, USCGC Taney WHEC 37 and the lightship Chesapeake, Maryland); The Battle of Mobile Bay Civil War Trail (Alabama); The Battleship Alabama BB-60; Battleship Cove (USS Massachusetts and other museum ships, Fall River, Mass.); The Battleship New Jersey Historical Museum Society; The Battleship North Carolina BB-55 (Wilmington, North Carolina); The Bay Steamers Maritime Museum (Operating the steam harbour tug Wattle, Melbourne, Australia); The Benicia Historical Museum at the Camel Barns (Has the bow of the brigantine Galilee, Benicia, California); The Biloxi Maritime and Seafood Industry Museum (Biloxi, Mississippi); Bimini Museum (Alice Town, Bimini, The Bahamas); The Boat Museum at Ellesmere Port (Canal museum with the world's largest floating collection of inland waterways craft, Ellesmere Port, Cheshire); The Brick Store Museum (Kennebunk, Maine); The British Military Powerboat Trust; Buckie and District Fishing Heritage Centre (Scotland); The Buffalo and Erie County Naval and Military Park (Home to USS Little Rock (CLG-4), USS The Sullivans (DD-537), and USS Croaker (SSK-246), New York); The Butler Point Whaling Museum (In the far north of New Zealand's North Island); The California Surf Museum (Surfing museum, Oceanside); The Calvert Marine Museum (Solomons, Maryland); The Campbell River Maritime Heritage Centre (Preserving the 1927 seiner BCP 45; The Canadian Canoe Museum (Peterborough, Ontario); The Cape Ann Historical Museum (Gloucester, Massachusetts); The Center for Wooden Boats (Seattle); The Central Naval Museum of Russia; The CFB Esquimalt Naval & Military Museum (Victoria, British Columbia); The Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum; The Chinese Warships Museum (Taiwan); La Cité de la Mer (Museum of the deep, featuring the French SSBN Le Redoutable, Cherbourg); The Clandestine Immigration and Navy Museum (Haifa, Israel); The Columbia River Maritime Museum (Astoria, Oregon); The Confederate States Navy Museum, Library & Research Institute (Mobile, Alabama); The Connecticut River Museum (Essex); The Coos Historical and Maritime Museum (North Bend, Oregon); The Core Sound Waterfowl Museum (Harkers Island, North Carolina); The Cowichan Bay Maritime Centre (British Columbia); Cubberley & Shaw Maritime Museum News (Information about maritime heritage activities throughout New England); The Cutty Sark; The Daniel Adamson Preservation Society (1903 passenger carrying steam tug tender, Liverpool); The C. Y. Tung Maritime Museum (Xin Zhong Yuen, China); The Danish Steam Frigate Jylland (Ebeltoft); The Defenders of America Naval Museum (Promoting and preserving in operating condition small combatant craft used by the US and its allies, including PT-305 & PT-309, Kemah, Texas); The Delaware and Hudson Canal Historical Society and Museum (High Falls, New York); Deutsches Schiffahrtsmuseum (Bremerhaven); The Dock Museum (Barrow-in-Furness, Cumbria); Don Fernando II e Gloria (1843 Portuguese frigate); The Door County Maritime Museum & Lighthouse Preservation Society (Sturgeon Bay, Cana Island & Gills Rock, Wisconsin); The Dossin Great Lakes Museum (Detroit); The Dover Museum (England); The East End Seaport Museum and Marine Foundation (Greenport, New York); The Essex Historical Society & Shipbuilding Museum (Essex, Massachusetts); The Evans-West Lists of Nautical Museums (Links to lists of naval, maritime and military museums in Britain, Ireland and their islands); The Fells Point Maritime Museum (Baltimore, Maryland); The Fireboat Duwamish (Seattle fireboat preserved by the Shipping & Railway Heritage Trust); The Fireboat John J. Harvey (Preserved in New York); The Fisheries Museum of the Atlantic (Lunenburg, Nova Scotia); The Fleet Air Arm Museum (Yeovilton, Somerset); The Florence Maritime Center - The Captain's Gig Restoration Project (Rejuvenating a 1942 USN 35' officers' motorboat, Port Townsend, Washington); The Former USS Potomac (F. D. Roosevelt's presidential yacht, Oakland, California); The Four Masted Barque Passat (Preserved in Lübeck, Germany); The Four Masted Barque Pommern (Preserved in the Åland Islands, Finland); The Francis Russell Hart Nautical Museum (At MIT); Friends of the Pearl Harbor Tug Boat Hoga (Trying to save the last vessel still afloat that took part in the defense of Pearl Harbor on Decemebr 7, 1941); Freundeskreis Klassische Yachten (FKY, German group of fans, freaks and enthusiasts encouraging the preservation of classic yachts); The Frigate Unicorn (1824, preserved at Dundee, Scotland); The Full-Rigged ship Glenlee (Built Port Glasgow, 1896, berthed "Glasgow Harbour," Scotland); The Galveston and Trinity Bay Marine Museum (Texas); The Glacier Society ("Uniting polar interest around the globe through restoration and operation of the USS/USCGC Glacier"); The Gloucester Maritime Heritage Center (Gloucester, Massachusetts); Grays Harbor Historical Seaport; The Great Lakes Shipwreck Museum (Whitefish Point, on Michigan's Upper Peninsula); The Gulf of Georgia Cannery National Historic Site (British Columbia); Gwynn's Island Museum (Virginia); The Hamburg Maritime Museum; Hamilton Ships Company of 1812 (Proposed early 19th century shipyard recreation, Hamilton, Ontario); The Hampton Roads Naval Museum (Virginia); The Hardanger Ships Preservation Center, Museum & Boatyard (Norway); The Havenmuseum (A working harbor museum in the heart of Rotterdam); The Herreshoff Marine Museum (Bristol, Rhode Island); The Higgins Boat Project (Building a replica LCVP from original plans and original material specifications for display at the National D-Day Museum in New Orleans, Louisiana); The Historical Museum of Southern Florida; The Historic Dockyard Chatham (Preserving the 1878 sloop HMS Gannet, WW II destroyer HMS Cavalier and the postwar submarine HMS Ocelot, Kent); The Historic Naval Ships Association's Historic Naval Ships Visitors Guide; Historic Warships at Birkenhead, England (The Frigate HMS Plymouth, the submarine HMS Onyx, the type 9B U-Boat U-534, the Mersey Bar Lightship, LCT 7074); History-Sources' Lists of Maritime-Museums in the UK; The H. Lee White Marine Museum (Displaying the 1943 US Army tugboat Major Elisha K. Henson and the 1925 derrick barge No. 8, Oswego, New York); The HMCS Haida Naval Museum (WW II Tribal class destroyer, Toronto; HMCS Sackville, Canada's Naval Memorial (Halifax, NS, last surviving WW II corvette); HMS Belfast (1938 cruiser, London); HMS Cavalier Association (Preserving England's last WW II destroyer, Chatham); HMS Trincomalee (1817 British Frigate, preserved at Hartlepool); HMS Victory on the Web; HMS Victory, the Virtual Tour; HMS Warrior (With a virtual tour, Portsmouth, England); HMVS Cerberus - The Last Chance How to Save Her (Details of the campaign to save the first breastwork monitor); The Houston Maritime Museum; The Hovercraft Museum Trust (Including an online encyclopedia describing the history of hovercraft, Gosport, England); The Hudson River Maritime Museum ( Kingston, New York); The Hull Maritime Museum (UK); The Hydroplane and Raceboat Museum (Seattle); Independence Seaport Museum (Home of USS Olympia, Penn's Landing, Philadelphia); The Inland Seas Maritime Museum of the Great Lakes Historical Society (Vermilion, Ohio); The Intrepid Sea-Air-Space Museum (New York, New York); The Iowa Class Preservation Association; The Jacksonville Maritime Museum (Florida); The Japanese Battleship Mikasa (Admiral Togo's flagship at the Battle of Tsushima); The Jean Dale Core Sound Sink Netter Restoration Project (Harkers Island, North Carolina); The John H. Amos (Last surviving steam paddle tug in the UK, Faversham, Kent); The John A. Noble Maritime Collection (An art and maritime history museum centered around the art and writings of John A. Noble, Snug Harbor Cultural Center, Staten Island, New York); The Kalakala Foundation (Rescuing the 1935 art-deco streamlined Washington ferry, Seattle); Kanangra (1912 Sydney inner harbour ferry, Sydney, Australia); The Keewatin Maritime Museum (Preserving the 1907 Canadian Pacific Railway steamer Keewatin, Saugatuck/Douglas, Michigan); The Kendall Whaling Museum (Sharon, Massachusetts); Kilens Skeppsbyggnadsmuseum (Shipbuilding, shipbuilders & ships of Sideby in Southern Ostrobothnia, Finland); The Lake Champlain Maritime Museum (Basin Harbor, Vermont); The Lake Huron Shipwreck & Maritime Center (Located within the Sanilac Shores Underwater Preserve, Lexington, Michigan); The Lake Pontchartrain Basin Maritime Museum (Madisonville, Louisiana); The Limfjord Museum (Løgstør, Denmark); The Lisbon Maritime Museum; The Lockmaster's House Museum (Chaffey's Lock, Rideau Canal, Ontario); Loco Motion (A non-profit organisation trying to preserve and restore any small WW II vessels); The Long Island Maritime Museum (West Sayville, New York); The Lopez Island Historical Museum (Lopez island, Washington); The Los Angeles Maritime Museum (San Pedro, California); The Madrid Naval Museum; The Maine Maritime Museum (Bath); The Malta Maritime Museum; The Mare Island Historic Park Foundation; The Marine Museum at Fall River (Massachusetts); Marine Museum of the Great Lakes (Kingston, Ontario); Marine Museum Research Resources (Searchable databases, finding aids selected internet links and articles); The Mariners' Museum (Newport News, Virginia); Mariners Park Museum (Prince Edward County, Ontario); Maritiem Museum Rotterdam (Featuring the 19th-century turret-ram ship Buffel); The Maritime and Irish Mossing Museum (Scituate, Massachusetts); The Maritime and Yachting Museum (Stuart, Forida); The Maritime Industry Museum at Fort Schuyler (State University of New York Maritime College); Maritime Man (Jerry Radloff's pages dedicated to the saving and restoration of lightships); The Maritime Museum of British Columbia (Victoria); The Maritime Museum of Crete; The Maritime Museum of Finland (Helsinki); The Maritime Museum of Ilhavo (Portugal); The Maritime Museum of Monterey (California); The Maritime Museum of the Atlantic (Halifax, Nova Scotia); The Maritime Museum of Ushuaia (Tierra del Fuego, Argentina); The Marquette Maritime Museum (Michigan); The Mary Rose Trust; Mary Rose Virtual Maritime Museum (Raised 16th century warship, Portsmouth England); The Medway Queen Preservation Society (A 180' British paddle steamer); The Merseyside Maritime Museum (Liverpool); The Michigan Maritime Museum (South Haven); Military Collections, Museums & Sites of Interest Directory (England, Northern Ireland, Scotland, Wales, The Channel Islands); The Mississippi River Museum at Mud Island River Park (Memphis, Tennessee); The Mississippi River Museum & Woodward River Boat Museum (Dubuque, Iowa); Monitor M33 (WW I monitor preserved at the Portsmouth Naval Dockyard); The Montauk Point Lighthouse Museum (Long Island, New York); The Multihull Preservation Society (Seeking to preserve modern multihulls); Le Musée de la Marine (Paris); Le Musée de la Mer (Havre-Aubert, Magdalen Islands, Quebec); Museo Marítimo de Asturias (Luanco, Spain); Museu Marítim de Barcelona; The Museum at Campbell River (British Columbia); The Museum in Docklands (London); The Museum of Alaska Transportation & Industry (Fishing boats & artifacts, Wasilla); The Museum of Foteviken (Sweden); The Museum of German Inland Navigation (Duisburg); The Museum of History and Industry (Seattle); The Museum of Lake Minnetonka (The "Streetcar Steamboat" Minnehaha, restored and operating after 50 years at the bottom of a Minnesota lake); The Museum of Naval Firepower (Tracing Naval ordnance from the Battle of Trafalgar to the Gulf War, Gosport, Portsmouth Harbour, Hampshire); The Museum of Scottish Lighthouses (Fraserburgh); The Museum of Submarine Telegraphy (Porthcurno, Cornwall); The Museum of the Albemarle (Elizabeth City, North Carolina); The Museum of the Broads (Stalham, Norfolk); The Museum of Wellington City & Sea (New Zealand); The Museum of Yachting (Newport, Rhode Island); Museum Port Willemsoord (Den Helder, The Netherlands); The Museum Small Craft Association (MSCA, a group of professionals and amateurs involved in the study and preservation of traditional small craft); The Muskoka Boat & Heritage Centre (Steamships and wooden motorboats, Gravenhurst, Ontario); The MV Lotus Heritage Foundation (Restoring and preserving a 92' 1909 houseboat yacht, Port Townsend, Washington); Mystic Seaport ("The museum of America and the sea"); The Nantucket Life Saving Museum; The Nantucket Whaling Museum; The National Canal Museum (Easton, Pennsylvania); The National Historic Seaport of Baltimore (Maryland); The National Historic Ships Committee (An organization that deals with policy and strategic matters concerning historic British vessels); The National Lifeboat Museum (DenHelder, The Netherlands); The National Maritime Museum (San Francisco); The National Maritime Museum Association (NMMA); The National Maritime Museum at Greenwich (UK); The National Maritime Museum Cornwall (Falmouth); The National Museum in Hjemmeside, Denmark; The National Museum of American History; The National Museum of Denmark; The National Museum of Ship Models and Sea History (Sadorus, Illinois); The Nautical Research Guild Museum Survey Project; The Naval and Maritime Museum (Valparaíso, Chile); The Naval and Maritime Museums List International (Except the USA); The Naval and Maritime Museums List United States of America; Naval & Military Museums & History of Texas; The Naval Museum of Alberta (Calgary); The Naval Museum of Manitoba (Winnipeg); The Naval Undersea Museum (Keyport, Washington); The Navy of Brazil Documents Service (Operates the Naval and Oceanographic Museum, the 1910 tugboat Laurindo Pitta, Oberon class submarine Riachuelo, destroyer escort Bauru); Nelson's Dockyard National Park (Antigua, West Indies); The Netherlands Maritime Museum (Amsterdam); The New Bedford Whaling Museum; The Newburyport Maritime Society (Lowell's Boatshop, Amesbury, Massachusetts); The New England Pirate Museum (Salem, Massachusetts); The New Hampshire Boat Museum (Wolfeboro); The New Jersey Museum of Boating (Preserving, presenting and interpreting boats, marine equipment and materials built and used in New Jersey, Point Pleasant); The New Netherland Museum (Croton-on-Hudson, New York); New York Central Tugboat No. 13 (1887 wrought iron railroad tug); New Zealand Museums On-Line; The New Zealand National Maritime Museum (Auckland); The Nordic Heritage Museum (Seattle); The Norfolk Nelson Museum (Nelson memorabilia collected by Ben Burgess, Great Yarmouth); The Norfolk Wherry Trust (Preserving and operating the large wherry Albion; The North Carolina Maritime Museum (Beaufort); The Northeastern Maritime Historical Foundation (Preserving commercial vessels with significant historical value to the Great Lakes, East Coast and the Erie Canal, Duluth, Minnesota); The North River Historic Ship Society (Dedicated to the protection, preservation and promotion of historic vessels in New York harbor); The North River Tugboat Museum (Restoring & preserving historic tugboats, Kingston, New York); Northwest Seaport (The 1897 lumber/codfishing schooner Wawona, the 1889 tugboat Arthur Foss & the 1904 lightship Swiftsure ex Relief #83, Seattle); Norwegian Veteran Ship Club ("Preserving the Norwegian maritime heritage"); The Nova Scotia Museum (Family of 25 museums, including maritime and fisheries); Nusret: A Story of a Turkish Minelayer Ship; Odyssey, the Maritime Discovery Center (Seattle); The Ocean City Life Saving Museum (Ocean City, Maryland); The Ocean Star Offshore Drilling Rig & Museum (Galveston, Texas); The Official HMS Victory Page; The Online Museum of Underwater Archaeology; The Orcas Island Historical Museum (Eastsound, Washington); The Oregon Maritime Museum (Aboard the steam tugboat Portland, Portland); The Orkney Boat Museum (Orphir, Orkney); The Owen Sound Marine & Rail Museum (Owen Sound, Ontario); The Pacific County Historical Society and Museum (South Bend, Washington); The Palm Beach Maritime Museum (Florida); The Panama Canal Museum (St. Petersburg, Florida); The Pärlbåten Museum (Showing and preserving the Swedish motorboat culture, Ljung, Sweden); Patriots Point Naval & Maritime Museum (USS Yorktown CV-10, USS Laffey DD-724, USCGC Ingham WHEC-35, USS Clamagore SS-343, Mt. Pleasant, South Carolina); The Patuxent River Naval Air Museum (Patuxent River, Maryland); Peabody Essex Museum (Maritime art and history); The Peary-MacMillan Arctic Museum (Bowdoin College, Brunswick, Maine); The Penobscot Marine Museum (Searsport, Maine); Pier Wisconsin (Aquatarium in Milwaukee); The Pioneer Sailing Trust (Restoring the last remaining 1st class Essex skillinger smack, built in 1864, to sailing condition); The Piracy Museum (At Morro Castle of Santiago de Cuba); The Pitcairn Islands Study Center (A museum/research facility on the campus of Pacific Union College, Angwin, California); The Pitt Rivers Museum (University of Oxford, England); The Plymouth Naval Base Museum (UK); The Polish WW II Destroyer Blyskawica (Gdynia); Port (The National Maritime Museum information gateway); The Port Columbus Civil War Naval Center (Columbus, Georgia); The Portland Harbor Museum (The maritime museum of the port of Portland, Maine); The Port Orford Lifeboat Station Museum (Oregon); Portsmouth Historic Ships (Mary Rose, Victory, Warrior); Pre-Dreadnought Preservation (A list of preserved warships and their present locations); The Preservation and Restoration of PT-309 Oh Frankie (Kemah, Texas); Project Liberty Ship (The John W. Brown); The Provincial Museum of Kymenlaakso (The 1907 icebreaker Tarmo, the 1933 wooden patrol boat VMV 11, Kotka, Finland); The PT-308 La Dee Dah Restoration Project (Delaware); The PTF-3 Restoration Project (A US Navy Nasty class patrol boat being restored by Sea Scout ship 5544, Orange City, Florida); PT Locations (Where Are the Last of the PT Boats?); The Pythagoras Engine Factory Museum (Maker of Fram and Drott semi-diesels, Norrtalje, Sweden); The Rahmi M Koç Museum (Transport museum with many marine exhibits, including a Tench class submarine and an operating steam tugboat, Istanbul); The Raising of the SS Catalina Association (1924 passenger steamer that that served Santa Catalina Island off California); The Reedville Fishermen's Museum (Reedville, Virginia); The Restoration of the Coast Guard Cutter CG-83527 (Port Ludlow, Washington); Restoring the Schooner Cashier (The oldest operational commercial fishing vessel in the US, built in 1849, Bivalve, New Jersey); The Richardson Maritime Museum (Cambridge, Maryland); The Risør Museum (Home of the replica 1810 gunboat Øster Riisøer III, Norway); The River and Rowing Museum, Henley-on-Thames (UK); The Royal Australian Navy Heritage Centre (Sydney); The Royal British Columbia Museum (Victoria); The Royal Danish Naval Museum (Copenhagen); The Royal Naval Museum (Portsmouth, Hampshire); The Royal Navy Monitor Minerva M33 (1915, drydocked at Portsmouth Historic Dockyard, Hampshire); The Royal Navy Submarine Museum (Gosport, Hampshire); The Royal New Zealand Navy Museum (Devonport, Auckland); The Royal Norwegian Naval Museum (Horten); The Royal Yacht Britannia (Preserved at Leith, Scotland); The Russell Museum (Bay of Islands, New Zealand); The Sailing Yacht Canada Restoration Program (1898 42' New Brunswick built racing sloop); The Saint Augustine Lighthouse & Museum (Florida); The San Diego Maritime Museum; The San Juan Historical Museum (Friday Harbor, Washington); The Santa Barbara Maritime Museum (California); Save the Cerberus (The 1869 breastwork monitor HMVS Cerberus, now breakwater at Port Phillip Bay, Victoria); Save the Lydia Eva (The world's last surviving steam powered herring drifter, Great Yarmouth & Lowestoft); Save the PT Boat Inc. (A group of ex-PT boaters who've restored PT 658, Portland, Oregon); Save the Regina Maris (Wooden barkentine built in Denmark in 1908); Save the St. Roch (RCMP vessel that conquered the Northwest Passage twice, west to east and back from east to west, and circumnavigated North America, now in Vancouver, British Columbia); Schifffahrtsmuseum Schloss Tessenow (Models and reference library, Germany); The Scottish Fisheries Museum (Anstruther); The Scottish Maritime Museum (Irvine, Braehead and Dumbarton); The Shetland Museums Service (The Shetland Museum, The Croft House Museum and the Böd of Gremista Museum); Shipbuilding in Durham, New Hampshire (Exhibit at University of N. H.); Ships of the Sea Maritime Museum (Ship models, paintings and maritime antiques from the 18th and 19th centuries, Savannah, Georgia); Shore Village Museum - Maine's Lighthouse Museum (Rockland); Smith's Master Index to World Wide Maritime Museum Internet Resources; The South African Maritime Museum; The South Street Seaport Museum (The Four Masted Barque Peking, New York city); The SS Catalina Preservation Association (Los Angeles-Santa Catalina Island steam ferry); The SS Great Britain Official Website (Preserved at Bristol, England); The SS Jeremiah O'Brien (WW II Liberty Ship); The SS Lane Victory (A restored and fully operational Victory Ship, San Pedro, California); The SS Milwaukee Clipper Preservation Website; The SS Red Oak Victory (Being restored at Richmond, California); The SS Robin Trust (1890 steam coaster, West India Quay, London); The SS Shieldhall (Preserved steamship in Southampton, England. Last working coastal cargo steamer); The SS United States Foundation (Save the United States!); The Steam Tug Baltimore (1906 harbor tug preserved at Baltimore, Maryland); Stichting Zr.Ms. Bonaire (Steam warship with sail auxiliary being restored in Den Helder, Netherlands); The Stikine River Historical Foundation (Wrangell, Alaska, reactivating the riverboat Judith Ann); The St. Marys Submarine Museum (St. Marys, Georgia); The Submarine Force Library and Museum (Groton, Connecticut); Sunderland Maritime Heritage (Trying to save the 1864 Sunderland built composite clipper Carrick, formerly City of Adelaide); The Sunshine Coast Museum and Archives (Gibsons, British Columbia); The Swedish Diving History Museum (Stockholm); The Swedish National Maritime Museum (Stockholm); The Swedish Naval Museum (Karlskrona); Swedish State History Museums; The Tahoe Maritime Museum (Homewood, California); The Texas Maritime Museum (Rockport); The Texas Seaport Museum (Home of the barque Elissa); The Thames River Police Museum (London); The Townsville Maritime Museum (Queensland); The Traditional Boat Association Museum (Fjäderholmarna, Stockholm, Sweden); The True's Yard Fishing Heritage Museum (King's Lynn, UK); Tuckerton Seaport (A working seaport village and museum showcasing the environment, folklore and maritime history of the New Jersey shore); Tuckerton Seaport Virtual Tour (A WebQuest project of the Little Egg Harbor school district); The Tugboat Luna Preservation Society (First commercially-owned diesel-electric ship-docking tug, Boston); The Tug Pegasus Preservation Project (A 1907 former Standard Oil tug, New York); The Turkish Naval Museum (Istanbul); U-505 (Type-IXc WW II U-boat at the Chicago Museum of Science and Industry); The United States Naval & Shipbuilding Museum (USS Salem CA-139, Quincy, Massachusetts); The US Coast Guard Museum (New London, Connecticut); The USS Blueback (The US Navy's last non-nuclear submarine, at The Oregon Museum of Science and Industry, Portland); The USS Bowfin Submarine Museum & Park (Honolulu); The USS Cairo Gunboat and Museum (American Civil War river gunboat, Vicksburg, Mississippi); The USS Cavalla (Gato class fleet submarine, Galveston, Texas); The USS Cod Submarine Memorial (Unmodified Gato class boat, Cleveland, Ohio); The USS Constellation; The USS Constitution (Boston, Massachusetts); The USS Constitution Museum (Boston, Massachusetts); The USS Hornet Museum (CV-12 Oakland, California); The USS Kidd, DD-661 and the Nautical Center of the Louisiana War Memorial (Fletcher class destroyer); The USS North Carolina (Wilmington, North Carolina); The USS Olympia Preservation Group; The USS Pampanito SS-383 (WW II submarine, San Francisco); The USS Saratoga Museum Foundation (Working to preserve the 1952 aircraft carrier in Rhode Island); The USS Slater DE-766 (Albany, New York); The USS Texas; The Vancouver Maritime Museum (BC); The Vasa Museum (Stockholm); The Viking Ship Museum (Roskilde, Denmark); The Warther Carving Museum (Solid ivory model ships which depict "the history of the ship" from 1st Dynasty Egypt to the present)
The Watchet Boat Museum (Watchet, Somerset): The Waterfront Museum in Red Hook, Brooklyn, New York (Located aboard a restored Lehigh Valley Railroad barge); The Western Australian Maritime Museum; The Westport Maritime Museum (Gray's Harbor, Washington); The Whitby Museum (Whitby, North Yorkshire); The Windermere Steamboat Museum (Windermere, Cumbria, UK); The Winterton Boat Building Museum (Newfoundland); The Wisconsin Maritime Museum (USS Cobia, WW II sub, on display, Manitowoc); The Woods Hole Historical Museum (Massachusetts); The World Ship Trust (Dedicated to the recognition of, and support for, historic vessels, publishes World Ship Review and The International Register of Historic Ships); The World Wide Web Virtual Library Index of Museums; The Yavari Project (Restoring an 1862 iron freighter at Puno, Peru, on Lake Titicaca)

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