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Evolving Mission Drives Name Change
as Heritage Center Becomes
Maritime
Gloucester celebrates the
city's historic relationship with the sea.
Here you can watch a boat builder shape a traditional wooden dory,
handle sea stars and sea urchins in our touch tanks, sound a vintage
foghorn, learn about life aboard a schooner 100 years ago, and watch
underwater footage of the fabulous creatures that inhabit the
Stellwagen Bank National Marine Sanctuary just three miles offshore..
Located at the heart of the city's working waterfront, we offer the
most extensive public access to Gloucester's industrial harbor. From
the Main Pier, enjoy panoramic views of Ten Pound Island, Rocky Neck,
and the State Fish Pier, as well as an ever changing parade of
draggers, trawlers, tugboats and pleasure boats departing from and
returning to the inner harbor.
We are open
seven days a week from 10 am to 5 pm through October. Admission is
$6/adults.$5/seniors $3/children, with a maximum charge of $12 per
family.Maritime Gloucester: "Oceans of Discovery" Click here for more information:   Harriet
Webster Remembered
Maritime Gloucester and Senator Tarr Welcome Schooner Ardelle "click here" to read the full story ESSEX-BUILT SCHOONER ARDELLE TAKES UP GLOUCESTER RESIDENCE AS HERITAGE CENTER TAKES ON NEW NAME -----> Click here for article  Fitting Out, an exhibit exploring the the
Gloucester fishing industry in the early 1900s, is being supported in part by a
Preserve America grant administered
by the National Park Service, Department of the
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