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Harbor History Part I: Time Arrives on a Ship

By Lydia Rao The indigenous Chumash resided in California for several millennia before the state became a Spanish territory. More ...
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Girls in Ocean Science Conference Provides Learning and Mentorship for Young Women Looking to Explore Ocean Science-Based Fields of Study

An annual event, the Girls in Ocean Science Conference connects female ocean experts and scientists with young women looking to explore ocean ...
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Anchoring the Future: Why Planned Giving is Important to Maritime Museums

Maritime museums are invaluable guardians of human history and exploration, preserving the legacy of seafaring adventures, naval triumphs, and maritime ...
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Curator’s Log – Summer 2023 Ranger Restoration

By Lydia Rao You might have noticed this spring that SBMM’s flagship Ranger was missing from her usual spot, side-tied ...
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Charitable Planning Ideas at Any Stage

As we grow older, thinking about legacy and what is important to us allows us to set charitable goals.  Here ...
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Welcome to Our Newest Flagship Society Members John and Tracie Doordan!

We offer a warm welcome to SBMM Board Member John Doordan and his wife Tracie, who have recently joined the ...
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What is a Donor Advised Fund?

By Denise Stevens Donor advised funds are the fastest growing charitable giving vehicle in the United States because they are ...
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Don Barthelmess, Tom Elliott, and Chad Makela Join Santa Barbara Maritime Museum Board

The Santa Barbara Maritime Museum is pleased to announce the appointment of three new board members – Don Barthelmess, Tom ...
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Meet Douglas Washington – SBMM’s Newest Flagship Society Member

Originally from Los Angeles, Douglas Washington has lived in Santa Barbara for 20 years. As a youth, he joined the ...
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Marine Megatropolis on View at the Santa Barbara Airport

Marine Megatropolis (1974-1981) Photographs by Bob Evans is now on view at the Santa Barbara Airport. Open to the public, ...
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Channel Islands Shipwrecks – Heroism, Heartbreak, and High-Seas Scalawaggery

Over the last two centuries, some 300 ships have met their fate among the rocks and reefs of the Santa ...
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