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Dreadnought – Infamous 19th Century Ship

Dreadnought – Infamous 19th Century Ship

Dreadnought The Dreadnought, one of the most famous ships of the 19th century, was built in the Currier & Townsend Shipyard at the foot of Ashland Street, in 1853. The ship was employed in the North Atlantic trade between New York and Liverpool. The ship’s captain...

Newburyport’s Global Heritage

Newburyport’s Global Heritage During Newburyport’s merchant heyday in the mid-19th century, her captains visited every corner of the globe, returning with exotic cargos and souvenirs that bespoke her global reach. But the town’s true global heritage can be seen in the...
Daniel I. Tenney Figurehead & Half-Hull Model

Daniel I. Tenney Figurehead & Half-Hull Model

Daniel I. Tenney Figurehead and Daniel I. Tenney half-hull model now on exhibit at Newburyport Custom House Maritime Museum Contact: Kathleen Brittan, Interim Executive Director 978-462-8681 or kbrittan@thechmm.org   Daniel I. Tenney (1800-1881), a native of...
Saunkskwa of Survivance Sculpture & Tribute

Saunkskwa of Survivance Sculpture & Tribute

Please visit the museum to view the latest installment of the Legendary Newburyporters, Saunkskwa of Survivance.   The “Saunkskwa of Survivance” sculpture is an artistic tribute to the strength, wisdom, creativity and authenticity of Indigenous women everywhere...
Newburyport Hidden Heroes – Adolphus Greely

Newburyport Hidden Heroes – Adolphus Greely

  This is the first in a series of articles revealing “hidden heroes” of Newburyport. Our first hidden hero, Adolphus Greely, was on the cutting edge of technology. He was one of the first telegraphers in the military, a founder of the U.S. Weather Service, and...