By Sarah Yamaguchi Several local high school rowing teams closed out their Vermont fall rowing season with heart, soul, and style this past Saturday, Oct. 28 in the annual Otter […]
Is That Rowing Barbie? 2023 Otter Creek Challenge Race Results & Photos Read More »
By Nick Patch, Director of Maritime Programs On Saturday, September 30, 2023, 85 youth rowers gathered at Perkins Pier on the Burlington waterfront to participate in Lake Champlain Maritime Museum’s
Racing through sun and history at the James Wakefield Rescue Row Read More »
Maritime Museum donating replica sailing canal schooner Lois McClure to the Canal Society of New York Today we are excited to announce a donation that will further the study and
Fun Facts about the replica schooner Lois McClure By Kelly Bartlett, Lois McClure Archive Project Archivist The schooner Lois McClure, a full-scale replica of an 1862-class sailing canal schooner, was
Fun Facts about the replica schooner Lois McClure Read More »
On Saturday, September 9, rowers and paddlers from around New England gathered under sunny skies at Lake Champlain Maritime Museum for the annual Lake Champlain Challenge Race to set a
Windy Fun at the 2023 Lake Champlain Challenge Race Read More »
When you visit Lake Champlain Maritime Museum, one of the first and last spaces you see is the Museum Store. It’s a great stop to get snacks and to chat
Exit Through the Gift Shop: Local Ornaments, Jewelry, and Gifts for All Read More »
Today we are thrilled to announce that painter Ernest Haas is donating a robust collection of his original artworks, prints, and materials to Lake Champlain Maritime Museum. An artist known
Renowned Local Artist Ernest Haas Donates Collection to Lake Champlain Maritime Museum Read More »
By Kelly Bartlett, Lois McClure Archive Project Archivist After nearly 20 years on the water, our 1862-class replica sailing canal schooner, Lois McClure, will retire in October 2023. Alongside the
A Behind-the-Scenes Look into the Archival Process Read More »
By Chris Sabick, Interim Co-Director and Director of Research and Archaeology The historic rainfall and flooding in Vermont this summer have impacted people, businesses, and watersheds, Lake Champlain included. While
A Sinking Feeling: Climate Change and Underwater History Read More »
The Research and Archaeology team here at Lake Champlain Maritime Museum is committed to making Lake Champlain’s underwater world more accessible to the public. Thanks to their work, today we
Announcing New Shipwrecks for the Public to Explore Read More »
