Museum Type: Museum

Lighthouses and life-saving, boat shop, small craft collection, 1888 oyster sloop Priscilla.

Aircraft carrier Intrepid and guided missile submarine Growler.

Ship models, archival material, art, and other objects related to Hudson River transportation, industries and recreation. Steam tug Mathilda (on [glossary_exclude]land[/glossary_exclude]).

Exhibits a collection of thousands of artifacts, images, archival records, and original artworks telling over 400 years of regional maritime history. Current home of the tugboat Major Elisha K. Henson (LT-5), one of the few remaining US Army vessels from the Normandy landings.

Includes a collection of about 200 boats, the majority of which were built in the Finger Lakes region.

Models, displays, and artifacts explaining the origin, construction, and use of the Erie Canal.

The Marine Museum tells the unique story of Long Island’s East End community and its relationship with the sea through artifacts, photographs, models, and displays.

Local museum presenting local boatbuilding and lighthouse history. Large collection of Fresnel lenses.

The D&H Canal Historical Society maintains a museum and a walking trail.

Whaling museum with a whaleboat and its original gear.