WHHM Boat Shop a Hub for Boat Builders of All Ages
The following was written by Bill Todd, public relations representative for Atria Woodbriar Place in Falmouth. Bill visited WHHM's boat shop in February 2023 to see what retired MD, boat ...
February 13, 2023 – Search Our Archives Online!
The Archives of the Woods Hole Historical Museum are now available to search online! You can enter a keyword or phrase and search across our archive and historical image collections.
February 2, 2023– The Quissett Harbor House
After the Civil War, tourists started coming to Woods Hole, especially after the completion of the railroad line to the area in 1872, and along with them came resort hotels. ...
Historic Photos (Searchable) from the Museum’s Collection
NEW! Search across our Historic Photo Collections here!
Richard S. Taylor Collection: Woods Hole and Woods Hole Yacht Club
In the summer of 2022, the museum received a collection of 105 digital images of Woods Hole and the Yacht Club taken by Richard S. Taylor from 1964 to 2018. ...
Job Posting: Executive Director, Woods Hole Historical Museum
Executive Director, Woods Hole Historical Museum The Steering Committee of Woods Hole Historical Museum seeks an Executive Director to provide leadership, direction, and accountability, engage the public, and help preserve ...
WMVY’s Interview with WHHM Executive Director Deborah Scanlon
August 21st, 2022 - MVYRADIO Reporter Joe Stickles interviews Deborah Scanlon from the Woods Hole Museum. Listen to interview here.
Dorothy I. Crossley Photograph Collection
Dottie Crossley, by Richard S. Taylor In January 2022, the museum received an extensive collection of photographs from longtime summer Woods Hole resident, Dorothy (Dottie) Crossley, who passed ...
Mainsheet Summer 2022
While we may still have to navigate aspects of the pandemic, we are planning several in-person events for the summer. In early June, the museum and library are co-hosting a ...
November 5, 2022 – The Village of Quissett
Salt works, cranberry bogs, shipbuilding - in the late 1700s and 1800s, Quissett was bustling. The village had its own schoolhouse, post office, fire station, store, community center and boat ...