Mostly About Shipspotting around Baltimore, Maryland
Located in St. Michaels, Maryland the Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum‘s mission is dedicated to preserving and exploring the history, environment, and culture of the entire Chesapeake Bay region, and making … Read More
This 327x41ft (100×12.5m) Treasury class Coast Guard Cutter was built in 1936 by the Philadelphia Naval Shipyard for the United States Coast Guard. She has had an extensive and varied … Read More
This 133x30ft (40x9m) ship was built in 1930 by Charleston Dry Dock & Machine Company in South Carolina. Designed for a crew of 16 she had several lives over her … Read More
(This post is part of a (mostly) non-ship series about a trip to the West I took during July and August of 2019) Tillamook Air Museum located to the South … Read More
Located at one of my favorite museums in town, The Baltimore Museum of Industry, the 1942 built Whirley Crane celebrated its restoration which is described by this SouthBmore.com article. This … Read More
(This post is part of a (mostly) non-ship series about a trip to the West I took during July and August of 2019) Fort Clatsop was the winter encampment of … Read More
(This post is part of a (mostly) non-ship series about a trip to the West I took during July and August of 2019) Within the Ponderosa Saloon on the main … Read More
