The Sail, Power, and Steam Museum is OPEN
The safety of our visitors, staff, and volunteers is of utmost importance to us.
Please click here for a list of pandemic precautions
The safety of our visitors, staff, and volunteers is of utmost importance to us.
Please click here for a list of pandemic precautions
Polaris is for sale!A magnificently maintained Columbia River Pilot/tugboat, completely restored. Museum bargain offer for the discriminating traditionalist. Click here for more info or call the museum at 207-596-0200
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The Sail, Power, and Steam Museum is so much more than "just a museum." Museums today are becoming more interactive, and we're going to be leading the trend!
From in-water boats ready for the experienced sailor, to professional instructive classes for the novices -- to glorious day sails on the bay -- or, to private charters -- to displays of nautical and industrial days of yesterday -- to working boat models and a functioning scale model of a lime kiln -- to steam engines that "puff" along just like they did in their hay day - to volunteer opportunities to learn about, rebuild and restore historic vessels, there's a lot going on at the Sail, Power, and Steam Museum. with our enthusiastic, knowledgeable instructors!
We invite you to join us on the historic site of the Old Snow Shipyard on the waterfront in Rockland, Maine, as we live our mission of enriching lives through hands-on, interactive and educational experiences while preserving and telling the stories of the rich heritage of sail, power, and steam vessels along the coast of Maine and beyond.
SO come on down, grab a Sextant off the shelf of our Navigation Display, bring the North Star down to the horizon -- you'll get Latitude 44' 05' ... just like the early navigators did when they first discovered this special spot on the shores of Rockland Harbor.
From in-water boats ready for the experienced sailor, to professional instructive classes for the novices -- to glorious day sails on the bay -- or, to private charters -- to displays of nautical and industrial days of yesterday -- to working boat models and a functioning scale model of a lime kiln -- to steam engines that "puff" along just like they did in their hay day - to volunteer opportunities to learn about, rebuild and restore historic vessels, there's a lot going on at the Sail, Power, and Steam Museum. with our enthusiastic, knowledgeable instructors!
We invite you to join us on the historic site of the Old Snow Shipyard on the waterfront in Rockland, Maine, as we live our mission of enriching lives through hands-on, interactive and educational experiences while preserving and telling the stories of the rich heritage of sail, power, and steam vessels along the coast of Maine and beyond.
SO come on down, grab a Sextant off the shelf of our Navigation Display, bring the North Star down to the horizon -- you'll get Latitude 44' 05' ... just like the early navigators did when they first discovered this special spot on the shores of Rockland Harbor.
An Enriching Museum
The Sail, Power, and Steam Museum is home to a unique collection of marine and industrial photographs, exhibits, demonstrations, and artifacts. Click Here to learn more about us, about our collections, and about the programs that we run on the shore and in the waters of Rockland's working waterfront. And don't miss our Special Interest section of the website for interesting facts and stories or our Museum Highlights for videos and articles about us as well as back issues of our museum newsletter, Readin' Both Pages!
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An Exciting Sailing School
The Midcoast Sailing Center, a program of the Sail, Power, and Steam Museum, was created to expose folks to the lure of the sea and Maine's maritime history. Join us for free classes for youth 6 to 14yrs,
daysails, and charters of historic, museum quality boats! Click Here to learn more about our fleet, our staff, and our programs. |
From Sunday Music Jams to folk music concert series to Marine lecture series to a place to host your own events, check out our calendar of events to see what's happening here at the SPSM! You can even click here to see a sampling of one of our Music Jams!
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A Magical Event Space
Renting space at the museum is always an option! Join us in the museum, in our classroom, on the dock, or under our waterfront tent. Indoors or out-of-doors, we're looking to help you host your family, company, or community event or meeting.
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Program Hours
Museum Hours: Wednesday to Saturday 10:00 am to 3:30 pm May - October (closed Nov - April)
Music Jams: Sundays from 1:00 pm - 4:00 pm Open all year!
Space Rentals: Available all year - call for availability Open all year
Group Tours: By Appointment May - October (tours possible during other months)
Music Jams: Sundays from 1:00 pm - 4:00 pm Open all year!
Space Rentals: Available all year - call for availability Open all year
Group Tours: By Appointment May - October (tours possible during other months)