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    1 year ago

    I loved this gallery! Great product. Great staff. Super little place in a great town.

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    I love this gallery! Has amazing art, super nice people and supports local businesses

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    Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum

    Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum

    4.5
    (58 reviews)
    8.0 mi

    The Maritime Museum is such an interesting place to visit! We visited for a number of years at the…read moreold location, and we love all the updates at the new. The visitor center entrance building has great bathrooms and the new gift shop? Chef's kiss! We picked up a number of things for my toddler that she was interested in, including the cute Chadwick the Crab books. You can really tell the care that has gone into the exhibits, and the staff is incredibly knowledgeable. Hopefully we can do one of the fun day long experiences working on a project there in the future! Definitely worth a stop if you're in St Michael's!

    This is a wonderful little museum which houses many different exhibits. It shows the maritime…read morehistory of the bay area and how oysters ruled the day. There were three amazing exhibits that we will never forget. One was at the entrance where a drawbridge was brought by land and sea to enchant anyone entering the museum grounds. Another was The Pitt. It was a practice which hunters used to deceive ducks into believing they were merely swimming across the water but were shot en masse by this deception. It is no longer legal because it is not considered fair game. The other was the shipyard. Man's ingenuity, determination, and skill when it comes to the seas never ceases to amaze me. It was so interesting to see the hull of a ship and how this work turns into a miracle that has allowed man to conquer the earth. There is a Patriot Cruise at noon and two which we missed. It looked like great fun and is only an additional ten dollars added to the entrance fee. The lighthouse is worn and tired looking, but it is still exciting to see how someone managed to live in such isolation to ensure the safety of those at sea. The woman who was the representative at the desk was knowledgeable but officious. Things are a little rundown, but the museum is worth the price of admission. The gift shop is beautiful and the people there were both helpful and nice.

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