Updates from a Springtime Snow Row
Each March, the open-water rowing season in New England kicks off with the annual Snow Row, a 3.5-mile race in Hull, MA and teams from the Museum’s rowing clubs are …
Each March, the open-water rowing season in New England kicks off with the annual Snow Row, a 3.5-mile race in Hull, MA and teams from the Museum’s rowing clubs are …
What’s a teen expedition with Lake Champlain Maritime Museum like? While there’s no way to truly explain the feeling of paddling on the lake early in the morning through a …
What to expect on an expedition: A sample trip itinerary Read More »
It is with mixed feelings that we announce that our Executive Director, Susan Evans McClure, will be moving on from Lake Champlain Maritime Museum at the end of this month …
A Special Update from Lake Champlain Maritime Museum Read More »
By Rebecca Burns, Expeditionary Programs Manager Since 1999, the Champlain Longboats program at Lake Champlain Maritime Museum has built dozens of rowing gigs and several whaleboats with local middle and …
In 2022, Julia Park joined the team here at Lake Champlain Maritime Museum as Fellow working in Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion to explore and make recommendations on how our exhibits …
As our oldest friends, family, and supporters may remember, Lake Champlain Maritime Museum was founded in 1985 with one building, a historic stone schoolhouse, to preserve and share the cultural …
Our Commitment to Lake Champlain through our Mission and Strategic Plan Read More »
By Meghan Hill, Education Programs Manager The Giant Lake Champlain Map is our truly giant vinyl map of the watershed. But how do you use the Giant Map? Great question! …
Five Creative Ways to Use the Giant Lake Champlain Map Read More »
By Rebecca Burns, Expeditionary Programs Manager Last Saturday, November 19, nearly 70 youth rowers from Chittenden and Addison County middle and high schools competed in the Icebreaker Northeast Regional Youth …
Youth rowing crews shine at regional championships in Boston Read More »
By Chris Sabick, Director of Research and Archaeology One of the many benefits of our ongoing collections work is that the process exposes the Research and Archaeology team to artifacts …
Comparative Analysis: An Important Way the Archaeology Team uses Collections Read More »
By Meghan Hill, Education Programs Manager When discussing Lake Champlain (which we like to do here at Lake Champlain Maritime Museum), it’s impossible to avoid the topics of water quality …