Savannah
Ships of the Sea Museum
Ships of the Sea Museum was founded in 1966. This public museum houses exhibits of ship models, paintings and maritime antiques from the great era of trade and travel between England and America during the 18th and 19th centuries.
The William Scarbrough House, in itself a historic landmark, also houses the museum. Scarbrough was one of the principal owners of the SteamshipSavannah and also president of the Savannah Steamship Company. Additionally, the Museum’s Gardens have also become a place of interest. Here visitors have a place to sit and relax and it is also learning experience for horticulturists.
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- William Scarbrough House / Ships of the Sea
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- Ships of the Sea
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- Entrance to Museum
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- Glass Enclosed Display 1
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- Sail display
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- Ship in a bottle display
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- Display 2
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- Mantle
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- Seaman
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- Pirate display
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- U.S.S. Savannah bell
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- Savannah Line
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- Ship wheel
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- Titanic 4
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- Titanic 2
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- More Titanic
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- Ships of the Sea Museum
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- Archives
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- Ship Archives
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- wheel and compass
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- Old medicine bottles
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- Artifacts 2
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- Shark teeth
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- Sailor’s Pastime
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- Boat model
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- The Navigator
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- More Artifacts
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- Other ship
