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Hundreds of thousands of people around the world have found family members through the Project. All of the information on the site is provided free of charge. To support the project, consider scheduling your travel to ancestral ports through

or purchase a book from our pages or kindly

The Maritime Heritage Project is a U.S. registered 501(c)(3) tax exempt charitable corporation established in San Francisco, California, U.S.A. by D. Blethen Adams Levy in 1998 to preserve San Francisco's shipping history from the mid-1800s to the turn of the Century.

Books are located throughout the site, including: Main Book Page, California History, Ship Captains, Ships Passengers, and in World Ports under each port. Also view our selection of high-end nautical gear from West Marine by following this link.

	Everything for Boaters from West Marine
	Music and Sea Chantys Including What Do You Do With a Drunken Sailor, Music of the Waters, solos, chants, digital downloads . . .
	DVDs for everyone in the family: The Little Mermaid, Master and Commander, 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea, Pirates of the Caribbean . . .
	Shipbuilding Kits Here is a beautiful selection of shipbuilding kits, including many selections from Revell of Germany (around $20-$25 each).
	Shipbuilding Kits from Artesania Latina Exquisite ship building kits from Artesania Latina. They are considered to be the first of the European manufacturers to produce easy-to-build, generously-sized models. Manufactured in Barcelona, Spain, Artesania Latina kits contain large, easy-to-follow plans and simplified pictorial instructions that illustrate every phase of construction. They are beautiful pieces.
	Toys and Games including a few underwater theme puzzles. One of the best times of my life was spent putting together giant puzzles with a group of friends. It is a wonderful way for our families to keep track of of the kids.
	Sea Wear USN Wool Watch Cap, Underwater watches, boating caps and hats . . . things you need when in and around water.
	Under Water Watches, Cameras and Dive Gear If you spend any time near water, here's a selection of things to add to your pleasure: underwater cameras or housing for the camera you already own, gear bags, anti-fog google spray, stuff from U.S. Divers . . . I brought a dive watch years ago and now always wear an underwater watch 'cause they're virtually indestructible.
	A Few Things for Your Home We love world globes and maps of the world . . . in part because we travel world ports and in part because we want to travel more. There are also a few others things that you might link at the other side of this link, such as a Nautical Weather Barometer made from a ship's wheel, and a wall clock with an old-world map face.

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Page: http://www.maritimeheritage.org/ November 2009
Date Entered: 2009
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