Dive into Nantucket's seafaring history with Egan Maritime this June! By land and by sea, we've got splashy opportunities to hear heroic island tales and enjoy free family days at the Museum.
Egan Maritime is sailing into the 2019 season with the launch of its free shuttle from Visitor’s Services, located at 25 Federal Street, to the Nantucket Shipwreck & Lifesaving Museum.
With new artifacts from the collection on display and a new exhibition to share with the public, the Shipwreck & Lifesaving Museum will open its doors on Saturday, May 25.
As the island anticipates the arrival of summer, Mill Hill Press manager, Catherine Butler Hull, has gathered her recommendations for distinctly Nantucket beach reads.
Eighteen works from the Egan Art Collection by island nurse and artist, Ethel Anderson, have found a new gallery space at the new Nantucket Cottage Hospital.
For several artists on Nantucket and beyond, the patronage of Bud Egan made it possible for them to flourish in the art world. For Nantucket, Bud's patronage left a legacy of maritime and island art.
In the 1980s Egan Maritime Founder, Albert F. "Bud" Egan, commissioned marine artist, Rodney J. K. Charman, to create some of the first artworks narrating monumental events in Nantucket's history.
Native Nanucketer Robert "Bob" Egan and his wife, Marsha, have supported and been actively involved with Egan Maritime for nearly two decades.
Egan Maritime is pleased to announce that after a year of development and redesign, ACKweather has launched its refreshed website and application.