Looking for something spooky and sweet to do with the family for Halloween season? Put on your costumes and come trick-or-treating at the Maritime Museum from 3 – 5 pm …
Join us for a day of metalworking just for young teens and pre-teens! Open to all curious metalsmiths ages 10–15, in this workshop students will learn the main ways of …
Have you ever wanted to learn how to work with fire and shape metal? In this one-day class for adult beginners, participants will learn how to start and manage a …
Join Matt Harrison of Lake Champlain Maritime Museum for a talk on the Museum's newly published anthology, The Champlain Canal: 200 Years of Change. This new book features chapters by …
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This October marks 250 years since British and Colonial forces clashed in the waters off Valcour Island in a pivotal naval battle that helped shape the course of the American …
Join the staff of Lake Champlain Maritime Museum at Phoenix Books for the release of the Museum's newly published anthology, The Champlain Canal: Two-Hundred Years of Change. This new book …
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Explore the historic institutions of Addison County with a traveling winter book club! Between January and April we will discuss a book relevant to each historical institution we visit. Dive …
Join us for our 5th Annual Virtual Archaeology Conference! Each year, archaeologists, researchers, and historians come together with Lake Champlain Maritime Museum to share new research, developments, and discoveries from …
Explore the historic institutions of Addison County with a traveling winter book club! Between January and April we will discuss a book relevant to each historical institution we visit. Dive …
Join us for an introduction of the newly published book by Lake Champlain Maritime Museum, titled The Champlain Canal: 200 Years of Change. The book features content by historians, archeologists, and …
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