The Apalachicola Maritime Museum preserves the maritime heritage of Apalachicola Bay and the Apalachicola River.
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S.S. John W. Brown is a public heritage site interpreting the history and cultural landscape of Maryland in Baltimore, Baltimore City, Maryland.

Historic Ships in Baltimore is a Baltimore maritime museum offering public access to cultural, educational, artistic, historical, or community resources.
A maritime museum on a historic shipyard.
A World War II destroyer museum.
A museum beside USS Constitution in the Charlestown Navy Yard.
A museum of the Connecticut River's history and environment.
A maritime museum with the battleship USS Massachusetts.
The Navy's submarine museum, home of USS Nautilus.
Home of the World War II submarine USS Bowfin and a museum of the submarine force at Pearl Harbor.
The battleship where Japan surrendered in 1945, now a museum on Ford Island.
The History of Diving Museum in Islamorada tells the story of humans exploring underwater.
The Key West Shipwreck Museum tells the story of the island's wrecking industry, with artifacts from the 1856 wreck of the Isaac Allerton.
The Mel Fisher Maritime Museum displays treasure and artifacts from the Atocha and other wrecks.
The Key West Lighthouse, first lit in 1848, is run as a museum by the Key West Art & Historical Society.
Home to the World War II battleship USS Alabama, the submarine USS Drum and an aircraft collection.
A World War II landing ship museum.
