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Book: THE SKOLFIELDS AND THEIR SHIPS

By Erminie S. Reynolds Kenneth R. Martin The Skolfields, a prominent ship building family from Harpswell, Maine, that spanned three centuries. They demonstrated "A Singleness of Purpose." This is the history of the Skolfield family and their clipper ships. Maine Maritime Museum, Publishers. Hardback.
By Erminie S. Reynolds Kenneth R. Martin The Skolfields, a prominent ship building family from Harpswell, Maine, that spanned...

Gift: Plate of the U.S.S. Mason DDG 87

From Mainport Designs. Dinner plate is of the U.S.S. Mason DDG 87 built by Bath Iron Works in Bath, Maine, 2001. This was the last destroyer traditionally launched on inclined ways, June 23, 2001. The plate is 10 1/2" in diameter from Straffordshire Wares. Each plate is from a hand tooled copper engraving process used in the Eighteenth Century. The copper engraving is used to print the transfer on the plate before being fired. Designed by Archie Main, Jr., naval architect. Dishwasher safe. - $25.00
From Mainport Designs. Dinner plate is of the U.S.S. Mason DDG 87 built by Bath Iron Works in Bath, Maine, 2001. This was the...
 

Vintage Photograph, S.S. W.G.Butman, 8 by 10

Built at East Boothby, Maine in 1896 Tonnage - 25 Gross, 7 Net, Length - 53.3 ft, Beam - 15.4 ft, Depth - 6.4 Home Port Rockland, Maine Official # 81542 Original print by Frank E. Claes on Bond Paper
Built at East Boothby, Maine in 1896
Tonnage - 25 Gross, 7 Net, Length - 53.3 ft, Beam - 15.4 ft, Depth - 6.4
Home Port...

Cookbook: RECIPES FROM A VERY SMALL ISLAND By Linda Greenlaw and Martha Greenlaw

Lobster Casserole, Roast Pork with Cranberries, Blueberry Buckle, and Other Delicious Recipes from Our New England Kitchen A New England cookbook from Linda Greenlaw and her mother inda Greenlaw has already let readers in on the thrilling, often hilarious onboard lives of fishermen. Now she and her mother reveal what happens onshore-in fishermen's kitchens. Packed with colorful anecdotes about seaside life and brimming with more than seventy-five delicious recipes ranging from Penobscot Bay
Lobster Casserole, Roast Pork with Cranberries, Blueberry Buckle, and Other Delicious Recipes from Our New England Kitchen...
 
 

Our Museum Book Store & Gift Shop is large and inviting, with a great selection of maritime books and prints; clothing and jewelry; clocks and other quality instruments; decorative and useful items for your home; and children’s books, games, toys and more.

We’d love to see you in person, too. The Store is open daily during regular Museum hours (9:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.). There is never a charge to visit the store and browse our unique and varied offerings. If you’re not already a Member, sign up during your visit and receive 10% off your purchase immediately (see Membership for a list of additional benefits). Or get directions to find us.

If you have questions for our friendly store staff,
e-mail us or call (207) 443-1316 ext. 331.

Maine Maritime Museum ships UPS Ground unless you contact us to make other arrangements. You may also call (207) 443-1316 with questions.

Refunds

Within 30 days of receipt of your order, you may return any item purchased from our website for a full refund. Indicate the reason for your return, include the reason for your return, a copy of your packing slip, your name, address, telephone number, and e-mail address. Wrap the package securely and ship it to the address below. We recommend that you use UPS or Insured Parcel Post so you can track your package.

Ship to:
The Museum Store
Maine Maritime Museum
243 Washington St.
Bath, ME 04530

If the item is a gift, we can arrange for an exchange or issue a check refund to the gift recipient at the same address to which the order was shipped. Including the packing slip and the name of the person who gave the gift will help expeditie the process.

We will notify you via email or letter about your exchange or refund once we have received and processed the item. We can refund shipping costs only if the return is a result of our error.