The Mariners’ Museum and Park
@mariner.org
One of the nation's largest privately owned and maintained parks. Free and open to the public.
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About The Mariners’ Museum and Park
The Mariners' Museum and Park, established in 1930, serves as a beacon of maritime heritage in Newport News, Virginia. Founded by visionary Archer Huntington during the Great Depression, the museum showcases a vast collection dedicated to nautical subjects, marine navigation, and maritime culture. The facility features not only an extensive array of exhibits, including artifacts from the renowned USS Monitor, but also offers educational programs, research services, and community engagement initiatives.
Visitors can explore the beautiful Mariners' Park, which includes the award-winning Noland Trail and the iconic Lions Bridge, adorned with sculptures by Anna Hyatt Huntington. The museum is committed to promoting a connection to the world’s waters, highlighting the importance of shared heritage in building resilient communities. With its comprehensive approach to conservation and accessibility, The Mariners' Museum and Park continues to attract local, national, and international visitors, making it a vital cultural institution and a hub for maritime history and education
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