Preserves the boats, engines and artifacts of life along the St. Lawrence River.

Collection includes birch bark canoes, dug outs, northern kayaks and classic commercial canoes.

Seattle museum includes more than 100 historically significant boats.

Offers hands-on courses in traditional boat building techniques, restorations and a boat museum.

Includes history of the 1914 steam-powered paddlewheel tugboat.

Researches the history of the lift and local canals. Provides admission fee details and a booking form for group tours.

Features record breakers and rare examples of boats, inboard and outboard motors, an extensive collection of historic replica models and memorabilia. Located in Basildon, UK.

Information on exhibits, hours, admission fees, lectures, and activities.

Nonprofit organization is dedicated to restoration of Sweden's last remaining pilot and salvage steamboat, built in 1929. Includes the ship's history, specifications, photos, membership details, and location in Stockholm. [Swedish and English]

1890 steam paddlewheel ferry boat Eureka. Information on history, restoration, and facilities.

1907 steam tugboat Hercules. Includes history, information on restoration and volunteering.

Presents pre-Civil War artifacts recovered in 1988 under a Kansas corn field from this ship that sank in the Missouri River in 1856.

Floating collection of traditional canal craft at Ellesmere Port. Includes narrowboats, barges, and icebreakers.

The preservation and restoration to sailing condition of historic Cornish working sail boats. Demonstration of the boats and their rigs.

Dedicated to the preservation of the traditional skills, documents, vessels and artifacts which record and describe the history and development of yachting around the world.

Features a historic collection of steam and motor boats. Located in Cumbria, England.