May 24, 2012
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Noble Maritime Collection
Children under 10 free. Admission fees are suggested donations
The Noble Maritime Collection is a museum and study center dedicated to celebrating New York Harbor and the work of American artist, John A. Noble (1913-83), whose houseboat studio is its centerpiece. The museum interprets the history of the famous retirement home, Sailors’ Snug Harbor, in a fully rehabilitated former dormitory erected in 1841, now a National Historic Landmark.
Permanent exhibitions focus on the history of Sailors’ Snug Harbor and include a typical dormitory room and the Writing Room, with original furnishings and a restored ceiling mural painted around 1860.
Children’s education programs include the maritime history lessons by way of storytelling, art and song; printmaking workshops; and watercolor and drawing classes.
Foreign-language Programs
School programs and camps for ESL students are offered in Spanish.
Seniors (62 and older) can purchase membership for $25 (regular $40)
- Directions: From Staten Island Ferry terminal, S40 bus to Snug Harbor Cultural Center on Richmond Terrace (5-8 minute ride). Building D is one of the “front five” Greek Revival buildings.
- Audio Guides: With paid admission.
- Space Rental
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Ongoing This maritime history and art museum features art exhibitions, artist John A. Noble's houseboat studio, a recreation of a retired sailor's dormitory room circa 1900 and rare, maritime-related artifacts.