The present property was purchased in 1982, and the Museum's 385 feet of bulkhead on Rondout Creek was partly rebuilt in 1992. The Museum's permanent collection related to Hudson River transportation, industry, and commerce, has grown through generous donations.
The collection is comprised of paintings, prints, photographs and ephemera, vessel blueprints, artifacts (such as ice-harvesting tools and important pieces of Hudson River vessels that have long since disappeared), and a variety of ship models. Our collection of small craft includes a 100 year old shad boat, a life boat from the steamboat Mary Powell, a lighthouse tender, and several ice yachts.
A library is available for use by researchers.
During the warmer months, visiting vessels such as the sloop Clearwater, historic vessels, and classic wooden boats may be seen at the Museum's bulkhead. In winter, U.S. Coast Guard vessels regularly tie up at our dock to provide a bit of shore-leave fro their crews.
School programs, unique within New York State, host over 2,000 school children a year.
Exhibitions, a lecture series, children's workshops, waterfront programs and festivals, and boat rides to the Rondout Lighthouse create a greater awareness of the heritage of the Hudson River and attracts over 20,000 visitors annually.
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The Hudson River Maritime Museum preserves and interprets the maritime history of the Hudson River, its tributaries, and related industries. For more information, please call 845.338.0071, e-mail [email protected], or visit our website at www.hrmm.org
Mission: Mission Statement The Hudson River Maritime Museum, Inc. has been established to collect, preserve, research, exhibit, and interpret a collection of historical artifacts related to the maritime heritage of the Hudson River and its tributaries. Collected artifacts shall include, but not be limited to, appropriate vessels, objects, archival material, and art related to river transportation, industries, and recreation which developed in response to the availability of the The River. Industries shall include ice harvesting, brick making, boat building, blue stone quarrying, cement, coal, crushed tone, and any other identified as important. An emphasis shall be placed on the stream era of transportation on the Hudson River, which stimulated the growth of these various industries. The primary period of emphasis shall be the 19th and 20th centuries. The Museum will create and maintain a body of information in the form of a library and archives which are available to the pubic for research. The Museum will develop public awareness of the history of life, communities, and industry along the Hudson River through its exhibits, lectures, programs, publications, and festivals. The Museum will seek to create and foster an awareness, on the part of the public, of the river environment and ecology, and the need to preserve this environment. It will create an awareness of waterfront revitalization efforts and foster public advocacy for planned recreational development along the Hudson River and its tributaries.
We received another donation for the Mitten tree, and Eric Houghtaling was kind enough to let us capture this moment to share with all of you! The Children's Home of Kingston was overflowing with mittens, hats, and gloves, so they brought them to us! 😍⛄🎄
#mittentree #childrenshomekingston #hudsonrivermaritimemuseum #tagusonsocialmedia #kingstonny #hrmmorg #maritimemuseum #donation
Here's the link! Like, share, vote! ⚓🛥️🌞
"Solaris" by The Hudson River Maritime Museum
Like, share, enjoy this amazing gingerbread Solaris replica! 🛥️🌞 @suncommon has a gingerbread contest on Facebook and we're counting on your votes to win this! 😁 💙⚓
#gingerbread #suncommon #edibleboat #holidayseason
The Museum closes at 3:30PM today 12/13/2019. 📅
Tonight we're celebrating the holidays with our staff, volunteers, board members, partners, and important collaborators. 🎉🥂❤️
We're open from Thursdays to Sundays between 11-5 during winter. Stay tuned for more updates on hours and holiday closures. 🎄
We received an awesome donation of vintage postcards a few days ago, and we wanted to give Frank Almquist and Allynne Lange a special thanks! 🤩❤️
Frank is a member of a Postcard Club and had some real gems to donate, since his postcard room is already so packed. 😅
#vintagepostcards #hudsonrivermaritimemuseum #postcardclub #kingstonny #donatetomuseums #hudsonvalley
In view of the weather, the Museum is closed today - both offices and exhibits. ❄️❄️❄️ Y'all stay safe out there! If you must travel, keep an extra flashlight, food, and water in your vehicle. 🥶
Come to the Hudson River Maritime Museum's Wooden Boat School. Today at 1PM!
Fossils in the Deep 🦈📜👩🏫
Atlantic Sturgeon in the Hudson River Estuary
Be an ichthyologist for a day and study one of the oldest fishes on the planet! Sturgeon have been called a ‘living fossil’ that has been on Earth for about 120 million years! They even survived the extinction of the dinosaurs about 60 million years ago! Join Dan Miller of the Hudson River Estuary Program and discover why we celebrate these unique and fascinating Hudson River fish!
#learn #museumeducation #hudsonrivermaritimemuseum #sinterklaaskingston #kingstonny #livingfossil #sturgeon #maritimeeducation #hrmmorg #hudsonriver
The Kingston Waterfront
Crowns, Branches, and Sinterklaas! Just a few of the things happening around The Kingston Waterfront over the next two weeks.
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** THIS WEEKEND! **
Sinterklaas Kingston
Saturday November 30th Schedule of Events
www.sinterklaaskingston.org/schedule.html
11 AM - 3 PM
Crowns & Branches Workshop @ Hudson River Maritime Museum
Children are the heart of Sinterklaas: they are Kings and Queens for the day. Make sure they get a chance to make their crown and adorn their branches for the parade. Exhibits and gift shop open to the public. Hudson River Maritime Museum - 50 Rondout Landing
12 PM
Blessing of the Animals @ TR Gallo Park Gazebo
Bring your pet to receive a blessing for the holiday season. Sponsored by the Ulster County SPCA
12:30 PM – 3:30 PM
Crazy Christine Balloons @ Kingston Artists Collective + Cafe, 63 Broadway
12 PM - 3 PM
Trolley Rides @ TR Gallo Park at the foot of Broadway
Enjoy a scenic trolley ride out to Kingston Point Park, leaves on the hour, 45 minute trip. Tickets are $8 adults, Children ages 6-12: $6.00 Children up to age 5: FREE
12 PM - 3 PM
Selfie Box Photo [email protected] Hudson River Maritime Museum Homeport Barn
After making your crown & branch get your photo taken at the photo booth.
12 PM - 4 PM
Honored Animal: The Sturgeon, a group show celebrating this year's honored animal @ Kingston Artists Collective + Cafe, 63 Broadway
1 PM-2 PM
Parrots For Peace @ Cornell Steamboat Building, 108-110 East Strand
1 PM – 3 PM
Face Painting @ Hudson River Maritime Museum Homeport Barn, 50 Rondout Landing
1 PM
Friends of Historic Kingston Walking Tour of Rondout @ Visitor Center, 20 Broadway, Kingston.
Some uphill walking. Tour lasts approximately 70 minutes.
This tour will address the wide ranging history of the Rondout, including its early history and growth through the Canal years, its American Dream immigrant history, its leaders and personalities, its architecture, and its rise and fall.
1 PM - 2 PM
Fossils in the Deep- Atlantic Sturgeon in the Hudson River Estuary @ Wooden Boat School, 86 Rondout Landing
Be an ichthyologist for a day and study one of the oldest fishes on the planet! Sturgeon have been called a ‘living fossil’ that has been on Earth for about 120 million years! They even survived the extinction of the dinosaurs about 60 million years ago! Join Dan Miller of the Hudson River Estuary Program and discover why we celebrate these unique and fascinating Hudson River fish!
1:30 PM - 2:30 PM
Catskill Mountain Music Together @ Arts Society of Kingston _ ASK, 97 Broadway
Musical workshop— dancing, singing, instrument play and more!
1:30 PM -2:30 PM Storytelling by Karen Pillsworth @ Reher Center for Immigrant Culture and History, 99 Broadway
Stories, Hot Cider and Cookies
2 PM - 3 PM Mark Rust’s Musical Holiday Show @ Ole Savannah Southern Table and Bar 100 Rondout Landing
2:30 PM - 3:30 PM
Puppet Making Workshop by Paper Heart Puppets @ Reher Center for Immigrant Culture and History, entrance on Spring Street.
2:30 PM - 3:30 PM
Winter/Holiday Dancing around the World Workshop @ Arts Society of Kingston _ ASK, 97 Broadway
Live music/dance
3 PM - 4 PM
Sean "The Prankster" Magician @ Downtown Café, 91 Broadway
4 PM
Children's Maritime Parade, Starts at Broadway & Spring Street
Accompany Sinterklaas, our Rip Van Winkle, Sinterella, with a flotilla of boats, star lanterns, outrageous otters and more. Follow along with your Crowns & Branches to water's edge.
4:45 PM Sinterklaas Send-Off @ Hudson River Maritime Museum Dock
Wave goodbye to Sinterklaas as he takes his journey on the Solaris, the Hudson River’s only solar powered boat, for his next appearance in Rhinebeck (aka Holland).
5 PM
Tree Lighting Ceremony presented by Energy Dance Group and POOK @ Ulster County Tourism, NY Visitors Center, 20 Broadway
5:30 PM
Sinterklaas Soiree After Party @ Mariner's Harbor, 1 Broadway
Music by "Sabor" Latin Jazz Trio, food and cash bar
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** OTHER EVENTS **
Spotlight Exhibition: Exactly Different @ Arts Society of Kingston _ ASK
Saturday, November 30, 1 PM – 6 PM
Morabito uses the medium of clay to capture a certain mood, intention, or moment in time, rather than obtain complete anatomical accuracy. Each model and pose in this series creates a new inspiration and appreciation for the human form. Many pieces incorporate natural materials such as wood, wool, horsehair and dried flowers complementing the organic nature of the clay
https://www.facebook.com/events/409287579711434/
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The Comics Showcase! w/ Mike McGrath & Ryan Shanahan @ Arts Society of Kingston _ ASK
Saturday, November 30, 8 PM – 10 PM
Live Stand Up Comedy returns to ASK in Kingston, NY! The Comics Showcase is proud to bring you the headlining sets of Mike McGrath and Ryan Shanahan. Hosted By: Andy McDermott (WPDH, Woodstock Comedy Festival). Special Guest: Josh Fromer (The Hollywood Improv)
https://www.facebook.com/events/535534323911867/
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The Guzmango Saxophone Quartet Live! @ Kingston Artists Collective + Cafe
Saturday, November 30, 7 PM – 9 PM
The Kingston Artist Collective Presents: The Guzmango Saxophone Quartet! Following Kingston's Sinterklaas Festival (in the Rondout), The Guzmango Saxophone Quartet will give a special performance here at KAC. There will also be activities for the family all afternoon for the festival!
https://www.facebook.com/events/763578550721760/
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** NEXT TWO WEEKS! **
Álvaro Domene/Tom Law/Kevin Cheli // Dane Johnson @ Kingston Artists Collective + Cafe
Wednesday, December 4, 2019 at 7:30 PM – 10 PM
The Kingston Artist Collective Proudly Presents: Álvaro Domene (guitar / electronics), Tom Law (electronics), Kevin Cheli (drums) + Dane Johnson (guitars / electronics). We are very excited to add the unstoppable, Álvaro Domene, to December's schedule, playing a special performance with Tom Law & Kevin Cheli!
https://www.facebook.com/events/711534099326309/
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Glockabelle//Pain Chain//Wrists//Matt Luczak @ Kingston Artists Collective + Cafe
Saturday, December 7, 2019 at 7 PM – 10 PM
Glockabelle- Brooklyn NY, plays two Casio VL-Tones, a lyre-shaped glockenspiel with eight thimbles and sings in both French and English. Her wild sound stems from a combination of inspiration and circumstance. Born to Francophone parents, Glockabelle received an education both stateside and in France. After being introduced to the sound of the Casio VL-Tone by a neighbor in Paris, Glockabelle began blending her classical piano techniques with vintage synth-pop sounds resulting in a hyperactive mixture of rhythm and tone. She also developed a unique approach to playing the glockenspiel: not with mallets but with eight sewing thimbles.
https://www.facebook.com/events/413123799352985/
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** UPCOMING **
Somatics, Dance Improvisation and the Poetics of Performance @ Arts Society of Kingston _ ASK
Sunday, December 15, 2 PM
https://www.facebook.com/events/654082191753208/
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** GALLERIES AND MUSEUMS **
Arts Society of Kingston
Gallery hours: Tuesday-Saturday, 1 PM - 6 PM
Hudson River Maritime Museum
Thursdays through Sundays, 11 AM to 5 PM
Clove and Creek
Open 7 days, 11 AM - 6 PM
Reher Center for Immigrant Culture and History
Visit https://www.rehercenter.org/ for hours and special events
Trolley Museum of New York
Open select special events.
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** WHERE TO STAY IN DOWNTOWN KINGSTON **
Boutique Inns of Kingston NY is a collective listing of downtown inns and B&B accommodations in the Kingston Waterfront area. Visit boutiqueinnsofkingstonny.com
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** SHOW US THE KINGSTON WATERFRONT! **
Show us what you love best about The Rondout. Check in on Facebook and tag your photographs The Kingston Waterfront or follow us on Instagram @thekingstonwaterfront
—> This week’s image via @oresti.tsonopoulos
Happy Thanksgiving y'all. We hope you had a chance to gather with loved ones and express the things you're grateful for! We're grateful for all of the people who are a part of our Museum through volunteering, visiting, spreading the word, working hard to carry out our mission, and so much more. ❤️🦃🍁
Did you hear us on WAMC Northeast Public Radio yesterday? If you missed us, here's the clip about the Smithsonian exhibit "Water/Ways," coming to the Hudson River Maritime Museum in January, 2020!
https://www.wamc.org/post/smithsonian-institution-museum-main-street-new-york-state
The Smithsonian Institution’s Museum on Main Street program brings access to the Smithsonian for small-town America through museum exhibitions, research,
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We're closed on Thursday, November 28. 😰
But we'll open from Friday, November 29 until Sunday December 1. 😀👍
We hope to see you around on that weekend! We'll be celebrating Sinterklaas on Saturday and the Museum will be open from 11AM to 5PM from Friday to Sunday. Swing by our gift shop for special Thanksgiving weekend deals!
#thanksgivingshcedule #closedforholidays #hudsonrivermaritimemuseum #kingstonny #thingstodoinkingston #hrmmorg
Saturday, November 30, 2019 at 4:45
Here at the Hudson River Maritime Museum's Dock!
Come watch the Sinterklaas Send-Off 🎅 🙋♂️🙋♀️
Wave goodbye to Sinterklaas as he takes his journey on the Solaris, the Hudson River’s only solar powered boat.
#sinterklaaskingston #kingstonny #hudsonrivermaritimemuseum #holidaysontherondout
This Sunday, November 24!
1:00PM to 3:00PM
Explore the history of Native Peoples in the Hudson Valley, the dwellings they inhabited and the jewelry and traditions they created. Kids will have the choice to build a longhouse or wigwam or try their hand at making wampum beads.
#hrmm #hudsonvalley #maritimemuseum #upstateny #hudsonriver #kingstonny #familyevent #nativeamericanheritage #museummates
Lois Every just came by the museum with a bag full of hats and scarves she knitted herself to donate to our Mitten Tree! ❤️
She mentioned the Old Dutch Church Fools mass event on Sunday, December 8 and many wonderful things that she's involved in! Thank you for keeping Kingston warm Lois!
We encourage all our followers to nominate organizations they feel strongly about and appreciate anyone's vote on our behalf!
Ever wanted to help a local nonprofit group but didn’t know how? Now you can by participating in the Mid-Hudson Heroes contest --where four worthy organizations will win $2,500 each. Help your charity win with your support!
The contest is NOW open for nominations of local non-profits and charities, until November 12th, so make sure your organization is on the list and then share this post to spread the good word! 📨
The grand prize money total this year is $10,000, split between four categories of community improvement, listed below. 📚🏡🎭🐶
See here for more information and contest rules:
https://a.pgtb.me/nRCxqv
Like our page to get all the updates about the contest. 🙂
Each year HRMM hosts a Mitten Tree to collect new mittens, hats, gloves, and scarves to be donated to local children for outdoor play. Our mitten tree helps ensure that every kid gets a chance to play in the snow. ⛄❤️❄️
Donations will be accepted at the museum until Saturday, December 14th 📅
Astar Plumbing, Heating & Air Conditioning
The NYS Department of Labor is holding a customized HVAC Job Fair on Wednesday, November 13th from 11am to 2pm at the Hudson River Maritime Museum, located at 50 Rondout Landing in Kingston, NY 12401.
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We're looking to fill a variety of positions here at Astar Plumbing, Heating & Air Conditioning! ⭐️ Click here to view current career opportunities & to apply: https://bit.ly/2pU0zCy
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While the event will be open to the public, the first half-hour (from 10:30am to 11am) will be reserved for Veterans to meet with participating businesses.
November is National Native American Heritage Month!
Join us for a Family activity on Sunday, November 24
1:00PM to 3:00PM
We will explore the history of Native Peoples in the Hudson Valley, the dwellings they inhabited and the jewelry and traditions they created. Children will have the choice to build a longhouse or wigwam or try their hand at making wampum beads.
Snacks will be provided!
This event is geared toward children ages 5 to 12 years old
Price: Free for Household Members and above; $5 for General Registration- includes museum admission!
*This price is per child/ Adults are free*
*Adults must register too* - Please select the number of people (including both children and adults) who will be attending, at check-out select the corresponding registration for children and adults.
#hrmm #hudsonvalley #lecture #maritimemuseum #upstateny #hudsonriver #kingstonny #familyevent #nativeamericanheritage #museummates
our friends at the Trolley Museum
TMNY continues to grow thanks to our valuable volunteers who put in countless hours in maintaining, repairing, and running our mixed fleet of trolleys, subway cars, and buses.
Here we have (from left to right) Alexander Karnes, Travis Gorham, Aahd Tahar, and Giovanni Rescigno with our 1897 Holmenkolbanen tram car no. 3. These gentlemen are some of the volunteers responsible for making the 2019 season a very memorable one. We thank them and all of our volunteers for their hard work.
Photo: Alexander Karnes.
#tmny #trolleymuseumofnewyork #kingstonny #ulstercounty #newyork #oslo #oslonorway #holmenkollbanen
If you binge watched Marie Kondo's show on Netflix and found anything on our list doesn't bring you joy. 👇
Would you donate it to us? 😀 (Please?)
We are looking for slightly-used or new equipment to help us better serve the Hudson River Community.
💙 Small truck with tow-hitch
💙 Vacuum cleaner
💙 10' x 10' blue pop-up tents
💙 Wheelbarrow
💙 Life vests
💙 Life rings
💙 Bullhorn
#hudsonrivermaritimemuseum #hrmm #kingstonny #hudsonvalley #netflix #mariekondo #bringjoy #
Save your seat for our last lecture of the season!
HRMM Board Member and maritime artist Mark Peckham discusses the history of pond yachts – floatable toy sailboats – and their construction through the ages.
Wednesday, November 6 at 7:00pm
"Pond Yachts" ⚓ 🙋♀️ 👨🏫
Free for HRMM members, $5 non-members.
#hrmm #hudsonvalley #lecture #maritimemuseum #upstateny #MarkPeckham #hudsonriver #pondyachts #kingstonny #lectureseries #lecture2019 #hudsonrivermaritimemuseum
50 Rondout Lndg
Kingston, NY
12401
The Exhibit Hall Combining photographs, artifacts, and text, the annual exhibit transports Museum visitors back into the history of the Hudson River. Each year the Museum chooses a different topic in the history of the Hudson River on which to focus. From sunken ships and abandoned boats, to brick yards, ice harvesting, steamboats or recreation, there is always an interesting and unique exhibit on display. The East Gallery Formerly a working boat shop, the space is perfect for display of many larger artifacts, such as ice yachts, shad boats and other small boats, a steam hoisting engine, and various boat models and exhibits. With a rich and varied maritime heritage, the Hudson River was home to diverse vessels, and in the East Gallery we have the opportunity to display a few more of them.
| Thursday | 11:00 - 17:00 |
| Friday | 11:00 - 17:00 |
| Saturday | 11:00 - 17:00 |
| Sunday | 11:00 - 17:00 |
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If you binge watched Marie Kondo's show on Netflix and found anything on our list doesn't bring you joy. 👇 Would you donate it to us? 😀 (Please?) We are looking for slightly-used or new equipment to help us better serve the Hudson River Community. 💙 Small truck with tow-hitch 💙 Vacuum cleaner 💙 10' x 10' blue pop-up tents 💙 Wheelbarrow 💙 Life vests 💙 Life rings 💙 Bullhorn #hudsonrivermaritimemuseum #hrmm #kingstonny #hudsonvalley #netflix #mariekondo #bringjoy #
Have you bought your Haunted Boat Ride tickets yet? 👻☠️🕸️🕷️⚓😱😱😱 Make sure to grab one before we sell out. You get to hear the tales of ill-fated spirits, then board our tour boat Solaris for a spooky trip around the Rondout Lighthouse. You can get tickets at http://www.hrmm.org/all-boat-tours.html #halloween #hrmm #hauntedtour #october #hudsonriver #hudsonvalley #kingstonny #hauntedboatride #kingstonhalloween2019 #hvmag #hudsonvalleylife
HRMM Board Member and maritime artist Mark Peckham discusses the history of pond yachts – floatable toy sailboats – and their construction through the ages. Wednesday, November 6 at 7:00pm for our last lecture of the season! "Pond Yachts" ⚓ 🙋♀️ 👨🏫 Free for HRMM members, $5 non-members. #hrmm #hudsonvalley #lecture #maritimemuseum #upstateny #MarkPeckham #hudsonriver #pondyachts #kingstonny
Join us on a Haunted Boat Ride of Rondout Creek. Come to the museum to hear the tales of ill-fated spirits, then board our tour boat Solaris for a spooky trip around the Rondout Lighthouse. After dark tours are not for the faint of heart. 😱 ☠️👻 Tag your brave friends in the comments for after dark tours! Buy your tickets at http://www.hrmm.org/all-boat-tours.html #halloween #hrmm #hauntedtour #october #hudsonriver #hudsonvalley #kingstonny #hauntedboatride #kingstonhalloween2019 #hvmag #hudsonvalleylife
We're so excited to promote our next lecture! 🗺️👩🏫🤩 Register for "Tracing the Tannery Brook" This Wednesday, October 9, 2019 https://hrmm.z2systems.com/np/clients/hrmm/eventRegistration.jsp?event=852& Emily Vail shares her research in tracing the history of Tannery Brook, a small stream with a long history that runs through the City of Kingston. #hrmm #hudsonvalley #lecture #maritimemuseum #upstateny #emilyvail #hudsonriver #tannerybrook #kingstonny
Universally accessible catamaran Impossible Dream also coming in to dock at the Hudson River Maritime Museum today.
Kalmar Nyckel has arrived at our docks! Please note that all sails are SOLD OUT at this time. Deck tours are available on a first come, first served basis on Sunday, August 11 from 2-3 pm. We will be doing lighthouse tours and boat rides this weekend as well, so come down for a look at the Kalmar and then take a ride on our solar powered boat Solaris! www.solarboattours.org for tickets
As an Architecture and Design graduate student at Pratt Institute, Elise Barry wrote her thesis on the adaptive reuse of Hudson River Lighthouses. Less than a year later, New York State's Office of Historic Preservation asked Elise to put together the necessary information to obtain historic site status for the seven remaining lighthouses on the Hudson River. Today, Elise and her husband reside in Rhinebeck where she works as an art and architectural historian and preservation consultant. Elise will be one of our presenters on our Lighthouse Cruise on Thursday, June 6. Check out this clip of Elise Barry on Good Morning America.
Ever wonder how a 200-ft plus cruise ship leaves the Rondout Creek?
Bring your family down to Heroes Day where the kids can fire their own water cannon! Thanks to Marine 1 Kingston Fire
The John J Harvey arrives at the Museum for Heroes Day! Come down and see this famous fire boat as well as the USCG BUSL, and many other emergency services vessels, trucks, scuba divers, dog rescue and more!!!
Hanging out under the gazebo in the rain with Radio Kingston live right now! Tune in to hear more about HRMM!
Day two of Brightwork: A Makers' Festival is underway with tons of FREE kids activities, including mini boatbuilding sponsored by Mid-Hudson Woodworkers Association!
Our painters are having a blast at our sold-out Paint & Sip! If you missed this one and think we should do another, let us know in the comments!
In 2017, the Hudson River Maritime began work on building the Solar Sal - a 100% solar-powered boat. In the Summer, our crew flipped the boat so that it could be moved. If you've ever wondered what goes into flipping a wooden boat, this video is for you!
Shopping this #CyberMonday? Did you know that AmazonSmile donates 0.5% to a charity of your choice every time you shop? This season, the Hudson River Maritime Museum will use AmazonSmile donations to help support our new Riverport Sailing School. In this #SeasonofSmile, selecting HRMM as your AmazonSmile non-profit will help us expand our popular sailing program to include more kids and teens workshops, an expanded racing season for our students, and help us improve our sailboats. It's a perfect way to give back this season. Follow the link to begin your AmazonSmile shopping: https://smile.amazon.com/ch/22-2325506
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Ever wonder what it takes to flip a boat? On Friday HRMM staff and volunteers carefully rotated the new boat for The Solar Sal Project. It took over eight people and 4 hours! Thanks to Steve Jordan for this great time-lapse video.
Yesterday, HRMM Riverport Restoration crew and Beacon Sloop Club volunteers put the Woody Guthrie in the water. Thanks to filmmaker Steve Jordan for capturing this moment for us.
Thanks to our Executive Director, Lisa Cline, for this short video of what our competition tent looked like at the first Hudson River National Boat Building Challenge!
Missed this first Hudson River National Boat Building Challenge? Check out this short video of Carolina Flare, one of the teams that drove from North Carolina to compete.
This weekend HRMM and the Trolley Museum of New York hosted a 9/11 commemoration in partnership with the Fireboat John J Harvey. Filmmaker G Steve Jordan Photography created this moving film from the event. Thank you Steve for the moving film and thanks to all those who joined us.
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