Wrecked on the Feejees: The Experiences of a Nantucket man. The sole survivor of the crew of the whaleship Oeno, who lived for nine years among cannibals of the South Pacific.
We are thrilled to announce that the NCTV Channel 18 production of our virtual 2020 fundraiser, "Making Waves", won an award at the Mass Access Creator Awards Ceremony on January 28, 2021.
Season 2 Episode 2 is live! Listen to ‘Frozen In’ as your host Evan takes you back in time and recounts some of Nantucket’s winter freeze ups.
On September 2, 2020 Egan Maritime Institute held a very fun and successful virtual fundraising event, Making Waves, which aired on local Nantucket NCTV channel 18 and worldwide on YouTube.com/NCTV18.
We were unable to open the Shipwreck & Lifesaving Museum this year, but we still held our Lifesavers Recognition Day on 9/11/20 as planned. Enjoy the video & please donate by clicking on "Support"
Art on Public View is an Egan Maritime Institute contribution to the expansion of free cultural opportunities for islanders and visitors.
While the museum remains temporarily closed, the public can still be treated to a virtual experience of what the Nantucket Shipwreck and Lifesaving Museum has to offer.
The crew of the Surfside Life Saving Station saved all aboard - including Marshall The Sea Dog!