These two historic landmarks made Baltimore into one of the most influential cities in the world. The ships of the Baltimore Maritime Museum tell exciting stories of American naval power and enterprise from 1930 to 1986. Consisting of the Coast Guard cutter Taney , the WWII submarine Torsk , the lightship Chesapeake , and the Seven Foot Knoll lighthouse, each ship is a veteran, serving its country in its own way, close to home or in distant waters, from the sea of Japan to the Caribbean to the Mediterranean. With over 140 pieces of fullsize rolling stock, the museum also features exhibits on rare documents, models and even a 12' by 40' model train layout. Visitors can discover the great influence the railroad had on the development of America.
Educational packets are available upon booking.
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