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 …
By Chris Sabick, Director of Archaeology and Research This summer, we received generous funding from the Champlain Valley National Heritage Partnership to create photogrammetry models of the Revolutionary War gunboat …
Photogrammetry at the site of the Revolutionary War Gunboat Spitfire Read More »
By Rebecca Burns, Expeditionary Programs Manager Over 100 youth rowers gathered at Vergennes Falls Park on the morning of October 29, 2022 for our annual Otter Creek Challenge rowing race. …
Otter Creek Challenge: 2022 Recap, Photos, and Results Read More »
By Rebecca Burns, Expeditionary Programs Manager High school rowers from Chittenden and Addison counties gathered in Burlington Harbor last Saturday for the annual James Wakefield Rescue Row, run by the …
Youth Rowers Gather in Burlington Harbor for Wakefield Rescue Row Read More »
By Andrew Rainville, Rowing Club Member, Coxswain, and Youth Rowing Coach As the sun rose over the Green Mountains on Saturday, August 27, carloads of energetic competitors descended on Lake …
By Katharine Noiva, Director of Visitor Experience & Learning The Museum Store often gets overlooked in the grand scheme of Museum tidings. In the hustle and bustle of changing exhibits …
By Noah Johnson, Museum Educator Invasive species are a major threat to the health and enjoyment of Lake Champlain. If you have spent any time in the water this summer, …
By Nick Patch, Director of Maritime Programs On Saturday June 25, we were honored to once again work with Project Hoeppner as they presented the 4th annual Hope for TomorRow here …
By Noah Johnson, Museum Educator Cyanobacteria. It’s one of the most common buzzwords thrown around during the summer surrounding Lake Champlain, but what exactly is it? In this blog, we …
