Adult Rowing Returns to the Snow Row
By Andrew Rainville, Adult Rowing Club Member and Youth Rowing Coach Earlier this month, as winter ice continues to clog the waterways of Lake Champlain, an intrepid group of adult …
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Watch the Archaeology Conference: Arnold’s Bay Research Project
On February 17, 2022, the Research and Archaeology team at the Museum was thrilled to welcome a few hundred people at our first-ever virtual Archaeology Conference. Our team, funded by …
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Thank you, Senator Leahy: A Meaningful Legacy on Lake Champlain
By Susan Evans McClure, Executive Director After a long and distinguished career serving the people of Vermont as their United States Senator, Patrick Leahy will be retiring from office at …
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Duck… Duck… Decoys in the Museum!
By Patricia Reid, Collections Manager On this midwinter’s day, I know I’m not the only one thinking about spring – and what’s more springlike than seeing birds return to water …
Thank you for partnering with us in 2021!
By Susan Evans McClure, Executive Director As we wind down our 2021 season, I wanted to take a moment today to share the joy we felt this summer being open, …
Fall 2021 Youth Rowing: Season Recap
Each year, hundreds of high school and middle school students join teams in the Museum’s open-water youth rowing program. These hardy rowers meet for weekly practices and rowing sessions on …
Understanding Microplastics with Dr. Danielle Garneau
By Jack Mercik, Office and Communications Coordinator At Lake Champlain Maritime Museum, we take the health of our lake very seriously and are always striving to share the most up …
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A Brief Dive into Microplastics
By Jack Mercik, Office and Communications Coordinator At Lake Champlain Maritime Museum, we are committed to building a better future for Lake Champlain through history, archaeology, and ecology. A key …
New Docks at Lake Champlain Maritime Museum
Environmentally-friendly docks built by Northlands Job Corps This fall, Lake Champlain Maritime Museum unveiled new floating docks at our waterfront built by Northlands Job Corps. These new docks increase public …
Arnold’s Bay Project: Advanced Metal Detecting for the Archaeologist (AMDA) Class Survey
Through the month of October, we have been finishing up our fieldwork underwater and on land for the Arnold’s Bay Project. Our partners, the Advanced Metal Detecting for the Archaeologist …
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