Kodiak Maritime Museum - Preserving Alaska's Maritime Heritage

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KMM Regular Board Meeting, 5:30 p.m. Monday, May 13 at Fishermen's Hall. All are welcome.

KMM Fish and Chips Booth at Kodiak Crab Festival Booth May 23-27. For the second year, KMM will be serving genuine Alaskan Cod Fish and Chips and Cod Tacos. We've also added a new item to the menu- Ivar's Seafood Clam Chowder, donated by Ivar's Seafood in Seattle. We hope to see you there!

Thelma C Restoration Project

Brian Johnson replacing a plank, April, 2012

Every year several old wooden boats abandoned in the Kodiak boat harbor end up as ashes on the beach, burned for unpaid moorage fees. Thanks to efforts by Kodiak Maritime Museum however, the 36 foot salmon seine vessel Thelma C was rescued from the burn pile. Now, with funding from the Alaska State Legislature, the boat will be restored it to its original condition and installed as a permanent outdoor interpretive exhibit near St. Paul Harbor in downtown Kodiak. The boat is currently inside a boat shed at Kodiak College, which has donated work space and shop facilities for the boat rebuilding effort. Click here for more photos and details >

Generous corporate and foundation sponsors:
American Seafoods, Futura Fisheries, Kodiak Marine Supply, Seattle Marine Supply, Alaska Humanities Forum, Alaska Leader Foundation, Foraker Foundation, Kodiak College

This website was developed with funding from the Kodiak Island Borough