Mystic Seaport: The Museum of America and the Sea™ : Charles W. Morgan: Preserving the Last Wooden Whaleship in the World

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LATEST MORGAN NEWS & UPCOMING EVENTS

October
Removing ceiling planks to expose the frame. <Read more>

NEW <Watch Video>

September 28
Board approves Morgan to Sail Again <Read more>

September 9
Watch the Restoring an Icon video. <Watch Now>

August 28
Fabricating the overhead crane in the lower hold. <Read More> <Watch Video>

August 20
Honor By August plays at Morgan benefit concert. <Read More>

August 6
The Day runs an editorial on the Morgan restoration. <Read More>

August 5
Will the Morgan sail again? Mystic Seaport is studying the feasibility. <Read more>

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	About Find out more about the Charles W. Morgan, the last wooden whaleship in the world. Read about her history, learn her facts and figures, make a connection to worldly events and discover her connection to Hollywood.
	Restoration Follow the Morgan's restoration "voyage" from the kick-off celebration to her move to the shipyard to her haul out. Read media coverage detailing the vessel's restoration. Learn even more about the restoration with "The Charles W. Morgan: Preserving the Last Wooden Whaleship in the World."
	In-Depth Research Resources Explore the Morgan-related resources in our premier Collections Research Center and G. W. Blunt White Library. Read the Morgan's logbooks and shipspapers, search her crew lists, view historical and restoration photos, order her plans or learn more about whaling or all of America's maritime history.
	Education From the Moby-Dick Marathon to daily (and seasonal) sail handling demonstrations, the Charles W. Morgan is a focal point for visitors.

Support

Help support the restoration of the Charles W. Morgan, the last wooden whaleship in the world. With your support, this National Historic Landmark vessel will continue to educate and serve future generations in her voyage of lifelong learning. Individual donations, corporate sponsorship and other opportunities are available. Learn how you or your organization can help.