Sentence examples for maritime artifacts from inspiring English sources

Known as MAS and opened in May 2011, the museum has gathered a permanent collection of 470,000 ethnographic, folk and maritime artifacts from other Antwerp institutions and mounts exhibitions about the city and its engagement with the world.

1 p.m. 7) SHIP SHAPE Have lunch in classic Newport style -- overlooking the marina and surrounded by maritime artifacts -- at the Mooring (1 Sayer's Wharf; 401-846-2260; mooringrestaurant.com), the former Station 6 clubhouse of the New York Yacht Club.

Under the program, the Secretary shall award graduate education scholarships in marine biology, oceanography, or maritime archaeology, including the curation, preservation, and display of maritime artifacts, to be known as "Dr.

YONKERS -- "Open Air Sketching: 19th-Century American Landscape Drawings in the Albany Institute of History and Art"; touring the recently restored Glenview Mansion, "Fun City: Celebrating the Life of Ralph Fasanella" and (opening Friday) "Boats on the Hudson: Navigating Through History," featuring maritime artifacts, paintings, historical documents, models, photographs and boats.

With its excellent multimedia exhibitions and an expansive collection of maritime artifacts, including a floating exhibit (an outmoded lightship), the Columbia River Maritime Museum (1792 Marine Drive; 503-325-2323; crmm.org) will hold the interest of even the most sea-wary visitor.

IF YOU GO WHAT TO DO With its excellent multimedia exhibitions and an expansive collection of maritime artifacts, including a floating exhibit (an outmoded lightship), the Columbia River Maritime Museum (1792 Marine Drive; 503-325-2323; crmm.org) will hold the interest of even the most sea-wary visitor.

The museum — at 12 Fulton Street and formerly named the South Street Seaport Museum — explores the city's maritime history through artifacts and a fleet of 11 vessels, including historic ships and service boats.

The museum, near the head of the bay, has intriguing artifacts and maritime art spread among eight buildings in a villagelike setting, ranging from a Victorian farmhouse and barn to a brick storefront and the former town hall.

The Peabody Essex showcases maritime memorabilia and art and artifacts from Asia and the Pacific.

The Seaport Museum, at 12 Fulton Street and formerly named the South Street Seaport Museum because of the district where it stands, was founded in 1967 and explores the maritime history of New York through artifacts, historic ships and service boats.

Wanted: One responsible steward for a beleaguered museum that chronicles New York City's maritime history through ships and artifacts and has been under water literally and figuratively over the last few years — struggling to pay the bills, and then flooded by Hurricane Sandy.