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• - Viking ship replica. Museum is located at Moorhead, MN.
  
• - Floating museum moored on the River Thames in Central London.
  
• - Famous tea clipper now moored at Greenwich, England. Features information on opening times, restoration, and history.
  
• - Launched in 1824 as a 46 gun frigate for the Royal Navy. Features history of the ship and schedule. Located in Dundee, Scotland.
  
• - The port of Claudius. Displays found shipwrecks and artifacts from the silted-up Claudian harbor's basin.
  
• - Replica of an 18th century 90 ton brig. Provides volunteerism, the current and past crews, the ship's schedule, vessel specifications, a web log, an image gallery, and FAQs. Located in Aberdeen, Washington.
  
• - Raised from the sea and on display at Portsmouth, this Tudor warship made waves in nautical archaeology. Detailed, scholarly history, photographs, description, visitor information.
  
• - 1921 steam-powered passenger vessel and one of only two operating steam-powered, wooden hull passenger ships surviving in the United States today. Located in Seattle, WA.
  
• - Features the Lightship Overfalls, one of only 17 remaining U.S. lightships, restored and placed on the National Register of Historic Places. Includes a visitor's guide, membership details and direction to Lewes, Delaware, United States.
  
• - Cargo steamship built on River Clyde, 1955. Includes information on sailing programs and technical details.
  
• - Features history of the 1895 schooner and its restoration. Located in San Francisco, CA.
  
• - Includes an online version of the Dictionary of American Naval Fighting Ships (DANFS) and features the USS Salem (CA-139), moored in Quincy, MA.
  
• - Main exhibit is the restored Clydebuilt barque Glenlee (1896).
  
• - Retired Great Lakes bulk freighter. Provides photo gallery, schedule of events, and hours of operation.
  
• - Museum exhibits history of the 1903 ship Pommern. Includes schedule and programs.
  
• - Features three historic ships - the Mary Rose, HMS Victory and HMS Warrior. Includes online tour and visitor information.
  
• - Maritime Museum of the Atlantic exhibits.
  
• - 1886 square-rigger Balclutha. Features vessel history and facility information.
  
• - Restored 1930 Wooden Commuter Yacht used by the Corps of Engineers during WWII.
  
• - Maritime museum and home of the 1874 windjammer James Craig, with an extensive library and a 25,000 item photographic collection. Features virtual tours, membership details, volunteerism, and contact details.
  
• - Describes the activity on and around the ship and its home-port, the Erie Maritime Museum.
  
• - 1891 scow schooner. Includes the history of the Alma and scow schooners in San Francisco.
  
• - Information about the ship, log of voyages, and stories and photos of the captain and his family. Located in Riverside, California.
  
• - Grand Banks fishing schooner recognized as a National Historic Lanmark by the Department of the Interior. Information on its history, events calendar, programs and membership.
  
• - Includes pictures of the ship and the role it played in settling the Wilmington, Delaware area.
  
• - The reconstruction of a three masted barque Dunbrody originally built Quebec 1845 for the Graves family in New Ross.