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North Carolina Maritime Museum at Southport

2 days ago

Miss Katy has never been crabbing (rarely has gone fishing but SHH don't tell Lori). With the need for crab meat, and the local crab houses not having any due to COVID-19 shuting down the picking houses, we went on an adventure to catch our own!

Join us on Tuesday, July 7th at 5 p.m. for "The one that got away" using an attended crabpot.. FEAR NOT! There will be a part two where we use an unattended crabpot. ... See MoreSee Less

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North Carolina Maritime Museum at Southport

3 days ago

Halfway through our Maritime Yearbook Superlatives! Who do you think you will see in the next few weeks? Tag those who exemplify this week's standouts!

Cape Fear River Pilots
Just like in airplanes, the Cape Fear River Pilots are tasked with the safely of people and cargo. These Pilots board massive vessels to safely navigate them to and from the Port of Wilmington. In May 2020 they brought in the largest vessel to ever call on the Port of Wilmington! This vessel's LOA (length overall) was right at 1200 feet!

Dunbar Davis
No matter the weather, no matter the sea conditions, Davis went out to help distressed mariners and vessels. During his service, he worked at both Life Saving Stations in the Cape Fear Region and saw the change over of the U.S. Life Saving Service to the U.S. Coast Guard. He is most known for his heroic "Longest Day" when he saved crews from two schooners and assisted crews from one brig and two more schooners all during the same three day storm.

Crab Pickers
"I don't know if you've ever picked crab but it is not an easy task. I picked like a dozen and had blisters." - Lori. Now imagine working to pick crabs day after day as ships brought in their catches. These women were no joke! Southport had many crab houses along the waterfront and in the surrounding communities dedicated to preparing seafood for selling. These crab houses were owned by wealthy white families and employed African American women almost exclusively. Pay and conditions were not the best, but they persevered to make money for their families. Often multiple generations would be working together in the same house.

Be sure to tune in to our regularly scheduled virtual offerings as well:
Tuesday @ 5 p.m. Live Learning on Facebook
Wednesday @ 3 p.m. Story Time on YouTube
Thursday all day (answer at 5 p.m.) Trivia on Facebook
Friday @ 10 a.m. Craft time on Facebook Live
Saturday @ 3 p.m. Story Time on YouTube
Sunday @ 11 a.m. Sunday Stretch on Instagram ... See MoreSee Less

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North Carolina Maritime Museum at Southport

5 days ago

While we know this year's celebration will be historically different, our crew wishes you and your ship mates a safe and healthy July 4th!

Should you choose to be out celebrating, please do so safely by wearing a cloth face covering, washing your hands regularly, and waiting 6 feet apart. ... See MoreSee Less

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North Carolina Maritime Museum at Southport

7 days ago

Miss Katy has never been crabbing (rarely has gone fishing but SHH don't tell Lori). With the need for crab meat, and the local crab houses not having any due to COVID-19 shuting down the picking houses, we went on an adventure to catch our own!

Join us on Tuesday, July 7th at 5 p.m. for "The one that got away" using an attended crabpot.. FEAR NOT! There will be a part two where we use an unattended crabpot. ... See MoreSee Less

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North Carolina Maritime Museum at Southport

7 days ago

Bouncing from one coast to the other, this weeks #TriviaThursday is in New York!

In 1932, the Port of New York handled what percent of the country's imports and exports of general cargo? ... See MoreSee Less

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Even if “Fay” doesn’t form
Even if “Fay” doesn’t make landfall in the Cape Fear Region
Even if....
The time to prepare is NOW!
Learn or refresh your preparation tips by going to our YouTube channel and clicking on Hurricane Preparedmess Town Hall playlist

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The sea is the gold! 🥰⚓️

Adam H. Domby@AdamHDomby

Double rainbow 🌈 🌈 off Folly Beach. Guess the pot of gold is buried at sea...

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Miss Katy is loving @SinaBahram presentation with Ford Foundation about Disability and Digital Access! Such simply AMAZING tips to incorporate into #NCMMSPT programming #inclusion #accessibility

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