Address: | 25 Water St, Newburyport, MA 01950, USA |
Phone: | +1 978-462-8681 |
Site: | thechmm.org |
Rating: | 4.7 |
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Isa MediaArchitects
The Custom House Maritime Museum is well worthy of a trip to Newburyport, MA if you are a fan of any of a myriad of special nautically related interests, including: maritime history, boating, boat craft, model ship building, American History, Newburyport History, sailors handicrafts and more. Come to learn, be amazed, and sometimes enjoy viewing your own family history through the artifacts on display. So many of our American ancestors are tied to Atlantic ship crossings, and so much of our economic development stems from laborers and merchants work on the waters of the Merrimack and Atlantic. And Museum Membership offers some outstanding perks at a low annual fee. Please inquire. The only caveat to a visit is that the building has no elevators for those who require them to date. - Isa B. C., Volunteer
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Sam Feinsilver
Had a great guided tour by a very knowledgeable and passionate guide. Learned a lot about the history of the building as well as the era in sailing surrounding the clipper ships. Highly recommend the guided tour as opposed to a self-guided one. Our tour was to last a half hour but our guide went on for over an hour. :)
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Melissa Doughty
The staff are personal and knowledgeable. A different experience each visit, as they have a rotating exhibit. A favorite place to visit!
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david hamilton
Great museum with a very interesting variety of exhibits. The price is right, and people are friendly!
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Thomas Lee Mullins
Not big but historical. It is a nice little museum with lots of historical information.
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Eric Lake
Nice folks and very informative. Great Maritime stuff to see and learn about.
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Jeff Folger
Great history of how the US government raised revenue before income tax
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Russell Silverstein
Great historic spot. Very interesting. Very good tour guide.
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Luis Ortiz
Very knowledgeable staff
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Chelley Bean
Excellent tour!!!
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Morgan Layla Hallock
Wonderful staff
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Gerald Welton
Go Coast Guard!
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gary dunkerley
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