The Wild Sea Life of Conrad Gessner
The recently shared photograph of the hippocampus showing the new carousel piece that is currently exhibited in the Thompson Exhibition Building was accompanied by a
Freedom Forum Addresses Racism
Systemic racism and finding ways to fight it was the topic of a “Freedom Forum” hosted by Mystic Seaport Museum and Discovering Amistad the evening
A Journal from the Joseph Conrad
When Alan Villiers sailed out of Auckland aboard the Joseph Conrad in 1936 bound for New York, he had a new first mate aboard named
Our New (Old) Hippocampus
Probably the most unusual gift we have received in some time comes from carousel figure collector Larry Freels, who had one of the biggest such
CALL FOR EXHIBITORS
Our newest exhibition, A Way with Wood: Celebrating Craft, introduces visitors to the many ways people transform one of nature’s most malleable materials to objects
Susan Funk Retires
One of the Museum’s longest-serving employees has decided to retire after more than 40 years on the job. Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer
