Sea Shanties 101 with Coco Raymond
Join the Cape Cod Maritime Museum for a general history of sea shanties! Learn about their origins, the histories
Sea Lions and Submersibles with Dr. Frank Fish
Dr. Frank Fish is Professor of Biology at West Chester University. He studies the hydrodynamics of vertebrate swimming,
The Busy Little General Greene: How a Doughty Coast Guard Cutter Pulled 5 boats to Nantucket in World War II
During World War II, 649 Allied survivors of over 40 German U-boat attacks were rescued and landed in 16
The Busy Little General Greene: How a Doughty Coast Guard Cutter Pulled 5 boats to Nantucket in World War II
During World War II, 649 Allied survivors of over 40 German U-boat attacks were rescued and landed in 16
The Busy Little General Greene: How a Doughty Coast Guard Cutter Pulled 5 boats to Nantucket in World War II
During World War II, 649 Allied survivors of over 40 German U-boat attacks were rescued and landed in 16
Virtual Talk: “The Second Most Powerful Man in the World” with Phillips Payson O’Brien
The second most powerful man in the world was Admiral William D. Leahy. Aside from FDR, no American did
Beachcombing with Gilbert Newton
Join us to learn about the marine plants and animals you can find along the Cape shoreline—mollusks, crabs, horseshoe
NHA University Virtual Event: Not Just a Practical Navigator: A New Look at Nathaniel Bowditch, 19th-Century Numbers Man
In an illustrated talk, historian and biographer Tamara Plakins Thornton offers a fresh look at the life and work
The World’s Greatest Coastal Station
Ed Moxon is a retired electrical engineer who returned to the Cape in 2004 after a career in research
Virtual Talk: “Shipwrecks of Cape Cod” with Don Wilding
The Castagna. The Francis. The Montclair. The Jason. The Portland. The Peruvian. The Onondaga. The Eldia. For centuries, the