Visited in April, so not all exhibits were open yet, but we still came away with a greater understanding of the tremendous work ethic of the Bath shipbuilders. Informative displays, lovely grounds, helpful staff. It's well worth the visit.

absolutely the best on the east coast. The optional tour of Bath Iron Works and the operating museum is fantastick !

If you are a Maritime person you will definitely enjoy the museum. All the other reviews don't need additions. They are right on. Bath Maine is a wonderful place to visit while in the area.

I visited the Maine Maritime Museum on an off-day from a consulting project I was on in the area near Bath. Since I knew of Bath's long history of shipbuilding, I was hoping to find something interesting in the town that would speak to that craft, both in the past and in the present day. The museum turned out to... More

Located in Bath Maine, this museum is colorful, interactive and full of open spaces..........there is room for little ones to run, and enough to keep anyone interested, there are exibits inside and out and that makes this a wonderful place to visit if you are going to be in Bath

This is a small museum, but very beautifully organized. It's full of many types of educational materials, with models, paintings, curios etc from Bath's very famous marine history. I went in winter, so the outdoor exhibits were not open. Nevertheless, I enjoyed my visit. They allow people to return a second day, which is a nice option if you feel... More

Took my brother who is an and engineer who visited from western NY for TG. He was very impressed and would like to return. It"s a bit overwhelming on a short visit,

We were unsure what we would find at this museum, but were fascinated by the large cranes and ships nearby. We loved it! It was so interesting to learn the story of ship building, and to live the lives of the ship builders. How did they ever do it? The creativity of man, the hard labor involved, the risks taken... More

It takes about 4 hours to view everything. They do a good job on shipbuilding, and have a great program with the local schools. Some of the boats on display could use some restoration. The Wyoming sculpture is excellent way to give you a sense of how large the ships were. Don't miss this if you are in the area.