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The Archives and Collections Society is dedicated to maritime history and conservation, marine research, and nautical education. They have thousands of maritime and nautical documents, books, images, charts, and magazines. And they are expanding their databases to provide comprehensive marine and nautical research capabilities.
Visit this online museum: www.aandc.org
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Australian National Maritime Museum +
The Australian national Maritime Museum is a federally-operated maritime museum. Of the six museums operated directly by the Federal government, the ANMM is the only one located outside the Australian Capital Territory (it is… Read More -
South African Navy Museum +
If you are interested in Ships and Submarines, their weapons, their equipment, the people who serve, and served, in them. Discover the "South African Navy Museum" It is located in the original Naval Dockyard created 1743 in… Read More -
Royal Museum Greenwhich +
“Richly instructive, vividly evocative, marvellously quirky and completely delightful” The museum was opened in 1937 by King George VI. This is the world’s largest maritime museum. It includes 17th century Queen’ Houseand the Royal Observatory,… Read More -
Etajima Museum of Naval History +
With donations from Naval Academy graduates, who wanted to preserve the history of the Imperial Japanese Navy, in 1936 it was possible to open the "Etajima Museum of Naval History". In two large rooms the museum… Read More
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History Brought To Life
In the Titanic Pigeon Forge Museum, the visitors get to see how the interior of the majestic ship looked like.
Virtual Museums
The Blue World Web Museum was created to give information, educate and entertain public via Internet. So, enjoy visiting an interesting museum without even leaving the house!
Special Museums
Visit the St. Augustine Pirate & Treasure Museum and make the pirate experience. Get into the exhibits and the real stories of the notorious pirates!
Historical Museums
The Vasa Museum in Stockholm brings the 17th century to life for us. Each recovered object of the Swedish warship has its own story to tell.
