The Texas Maritime Museum has unveiled a newly reimagined membership program designed to provide greater value, stronger connections, and more meaningful ways for supporters to engage with the Museum and the rich maritime heritage of
Pictured from left to right, Executive Director, Michael Ables, Board of Trustees Members Cecil Rousseau, Dave Hattman, Tom Rodino (President), Tabitha Brown, and David Hendrick (Vice-President). Not pictured, Ken Kellar (Secretary/Treasurer). The Texas Maritime Museum
The Texas Maritime Museum is proud to announce the award of a $1.8 million grant from the State of Texas, made possible through the support and advocacy of State Representative Todd Hunter and his staff.
Discover Coastal Charm: A Day in Rockport-Fulton, Texas Let’s explore some of the fun activities in Rockport-Fulton Nestled along the Texas Gulf Coast, the twin communities of Rockport and Fulton offer a perfect blend of
The Lake Austin was a Gulf centerboard scow schooner that earned her place in Texas history. Built in Matagorda in 1881, this 56-ton vessel measured 69 feet long with a 21.2-foot breadth and 4.7-foot draft.
Treasures of the Sea – Maritime Ball Auction Items Auction Item Descriptions Auction Item 1: Aoudad Hunt on Devils River at the Monarch Ranch Imagine yourself on a thrilling 3-day, 2-night aoudad hunting trip for
Since 1989, the Texas Maritime Museum has been your portal to the treasures of Texas maritime history, preserving and sharing the seafaring stories that define our coastal heritage.
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