Learn more about Arista, her talk, and the rest of our Summer Lecture Series at mfship.org/events. #community #atlanticchallengeusa #summerlectureseries #bantrybaygigs #historyingenuitycommunity ... See MoreSee Less
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Virginia is off on her first public sail of 2026!!
We sail multiple times June-September. Check out mfship.org/sailing to book your time onboard the Flagship of the Sagadahoc!
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America’s first ship!
What a beautiful ship! All your hard work has really paid off; you builders should be so proud of yourselves. ❤️
Boys and their Toys
Set a course for the Bath Freight Shed and tonight's talk, "The History of Mayflower II and Recent Renovations" by Captain Whit Perry.
7pm, 27 Commercial Street, along the mighty Kennebec River is historic downtown Bath
Learn more about our Summer Lecture Series at mfship.org/events
#SummerLectureSeries #MayflowerII #historicships #woodenships #historyingenuitycommunity
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The lecture is tonight.
7pm of what day?
Will this be available on YouTube?
All the way from Plimoth Patuxet Museums we welcome Director of Maritime Preservation and Operations, and Captain of the Mayflower II, Whit Perry, to launch our Summer Lecture Series with "The History of Mayflower II and Recent Renovations." Learn more about tonight's talk and upcoming speakers and topics on the Events page of our website, linked in bio, and be sure to join us at the Bath Freight Shed, 27 Commercial Street in historic downtown Bath.
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Come hear the Captain of the Mayflower II, Whit Perry, speak on "The History of Mayflower II and Recent Renovations" as the first offering of our Summer Lecture Series: tomorrow, Wednesday, June 3, 7pm, at the Bath Freight Shed, 27 Commercial Street, Bath, Maine. Learn more at mfship.org/events.
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Last Friday evening MFS Volunteers came together for a potluck to kick off the season. In addition to sharing some tasty dishes, getting to know new Volunteer Coordinator Connie, and hearing remarks on the upcoming season from interim Executive Director Matt, those gathered remembered fellow volunteer Bob Ireland who recently passed. Thank you to those who were able to attend and provided a delicious spread! If you would like to get involved we are in need of folks to join us as sailing crew, museum docents, and event support. Reach out to Connie at volunteer@mfship.org. #community #historyingenuitycommunity #nonprofitsmakecommunitiesbetter #volunteersmakeithappen ... See MoreSee Less
