Maritime museum and home of the 1874 windjammer James Craig, with an extensive library and a 25,000 item photographic collection. Features virtual tours, membership details, volunteerism, and contact details.

Main exhibit is the restored Clydebuilt barque Glenlee (1896).

The reconstruction of a three masted barque Dunbrody originally built Quebec 1845 for the Graves family in New Ross.

Viking ship replica. Museum is located at Moorhead, MN.

Floating museum moored on the River Thames in Central London.

Information about the ship, log of voyages, and stories and photos of the captain and his family. Located in Riverside, California.

Replica of an 18th century 90 ton brig. Provides volunteerism, the current and past crews, the ship's schedule, vessel specifications, a web log, an image gallery, and FAQs. Located in Aberdeen, Washington.

The port of Claudius. Displays found shipwrecks and artifacts from the silted-up Claudian harbor's basin.

Museum exhibits history of the 1903 ship Pommern. Includes schedule and programs.

Restored 1930 Wooden Commuter Yacht used by the Corps of Engineers during WWII.

Features the Lightship Overfalls, one of only 17 remaining U.S. lightships, restored and placed on the National Register of Historic Places. Includes a visitor's guide, membership details and direction to Lewes, Delaware, United States.

Features three historic ships - the Mary Rose, HMS Victory and HMS Warrior. Includes online tour and visitor information.

Features history of the 1895 schooner and its restoration. Located in San Francisco, CA.

1891 scow schooner. Includes the history of the Alma and scow schooners in San Francisco.

Cargo steamship built on River Clyde, 1955. Includes information on sailing programs and technical details.

1886 square-rigger Balclutha. Features vessel history and facility information.

1921 steam-powered passenger vessel and one of only two operating steam-powered, wooden hull passenger ships surviving in the United States today. Located in Seattle, WA.

Retired Great Lakes bulk freighter. Provides photo gallery, schedule of events, and hours of operation.

Famous tea clipper now moored at Greenwich, England. Features information on opening times, restoration, and history.

Launched in 1824 as a 46 gun frigate for the Royal Navy. Features history of the ship and schedule. Located in Dundee, Scotland.

Includes pictures of the ship and the role it played in settling the Wilmington, Delaware area.

Raised from the sea and on display at Portsmouth, this Tudor warship made waves in nautical archaeology. Detailed, scholarly history, photographs, description, visitor information.

Grand Banks fishing schooner recognized as a National Historic Lanmark by the Department of the Interior. Information on its history, events calendar, programs and membership.

Maritime Museum of the Atlantic exhibits.

Describes the activity on and around the ship and its home-port, the Erie Maritime Museum.

Includes an online version of the Dictionary of American Naval Fighting Ships (DANFS) and features the USS Salem (CA-139), moored in Quincy, MA.