See video below. Woods Hole Historical Museum recently donated the half-scale model of 18th century schooner Sultana to the Bourne Historical Society. The Sultana was used for cargo and shipping ...
Maritime Account Ledger Collection SWIFT & COMPANY 1. Bar Neck Wharf Company ledgers (facsimile) 1827-1840 2. Bar Neck Wharf Company ledgers 1853-1867 3. E. Swift & Co. ledger ...
Whaling Logs HOWES (Sea Captains) COLLECTION 1. Log books of Amulet* and Hippogriffe 1847-1849 2. Abstract log of Hippogriffe 1858 3. Abstract log of Kit Carson 1861-1862 HOBOMOK COLLECTION 1. Log book of ...
The Baldwin Coolidge Collection A prized part of the photo archive is the Baldwin Coolidge Collection. Mr. Coolidge was a Boston photographer who worked extensively in the Woods ...
Historical Photos from the Museum Collection You can browse through over 3000 photos from our collection. For information about how to explore the Collection, click here. ...
Woods Hole History Churches: Church of the Messiah (Episcopal) Congregational Church Methodist Church St. Joseph Church (Roman Catholic) Scientific Institutions: Marine Biological Laboratory (MBL) MBL Nobel Prize Exhibit Collection Woods ...
Here’s more about Walsh, the Fays, and the Gardens…If you had visited Woods Hole at the beginning of the 20th Century and had looked then for some of the institutions that now dominate the village, you might have been surprised by what you didn’t find.
From A Sea Captain's House To A Public Radio Station - The Story Of WCAI's Home Base
Family and Individual Boxed Collections: Small Collections available in the museum Archives.
This 2021 exhibit explores the archaeology associated with the earliest indigenous settlements on Cape Cod. With the Public Archaeology Laboratory in Pawtucket, RI, the museum has developed a display on Native American archaeological sites, ranging from approximately 12,000 to 450 years ago, along with artifacts and images to tell us more about the culture of the earliest inhabitants of our region well before the Mayflower landing in 1620.