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Famous Clipper Ship Relics Turn Town Into Living Museum
Mystic Conn AP report chronicles Mystic’s Marine Historical Society transformation since 1941 into a leading nautical museum. The sprawling complex houses five buildings, the 200 foot Cruising Club dock, the Van derbilt era New York Yacht Club Building, and ships including the Joseph Conrad and Morgan. The museum aims to teach sea heritage through extensive programs for youths and visitors, attracting 35,000 guests yearly. Public support and endowment funds bolster a sizable financial surplus.
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James McKenna
Mystic. Conn
Connecticut
Rhode Island
Mystic
Charles W. Morgan
New’ Bedford
Mystic Marine Historical Society
Yack Club
United States
Music Seaport
Little
Marine Museum
John Nicholas Brown
Newport
Steers
New Jersey
Joseph Tonrad
Tne Conrad
Act of Congress
Aivevicns Dock
New York Yacht Club
Long Island Sound
Glenpor
Ranger
Enerprise
Rainbow
Norwich Summer Theatre
Connecticut College
Carl’ C Cutter
Geum
Chiller
Everett
Bradley
Stonington Industrial
Ihgit
Ars
Sail
Charles K. Stillman
Greenman Brothers
Greenmans
Dr. Stillman
David Crockett
The
Horn
Siitman
Philip R. Mallory