Whaling Museum

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13 Broad St
Nantucket, MA 02554

Step inside the Whaling Museum in Nantucket, MA, and embark on a captivating journey through maritime history. Housed within a charming historic building, this museum offers a glimpse into the rich whaling heritage that once thrived in this coastal town. From intricate scrimshaw carvings to towering whale skeletons, each exhibit tells a unique story of seafaring adventures and the relationship between humans and the ocean.

As you wander through the museum's halls, you'll find yourself immersed in the sights and sounds of a bygone era. Discover artifacts that shed light on the daily lives of whalers, from the tools they used to the myths and legends that inspired their voyages. With interactive displays and engaging exhibits, the Whaling Museum invites visitors of all ages to explore, learn, and appreciate the enduring legacy of Nantucket's seafaring past.

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Henry P.
12/10/2025

On island? First time or experienced visitor? You have got to go to the Whaling Museum. Military discount. Buy a pass and visit the other Nantucket Historical Association facilities, like...

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Meg B.
10/3/2025

We stopped in just to learn what all entailed the fee to enter. It does look tobe like a very cool and fun museum that could eat up a chunk of time if you're in the area. It was $25 per person...

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Courtney K.
8/12/2024

BLUF: A sophisticated and well curated museum that tells the history of Nantucket with a focus on whaling. Of all the things to do on Nantucket I was most excited about visiting the Whaling...

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Jess L.
6/10/2024

My young family came on a rainy day toward the end of the day. Admission is $25 for an adult; kids 5 and under are free. We truly just blasted through the museum to go to the Discovery Center,...

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Eric C.
4/14/2023

It's that thing you do when you go to Nantucket. The museum is a pleasant surprise. It has a clean bathroom. It has a great view of the city. If possible start your visit with the Rik Burns...

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