Museum Gift Shop
“We are tied to the ocean. And when we go back to the sea, whether it is
to sail or to watch, we are going back from whence we came.” —John F.
Kennedy
For unique maritime and ocean-themed gifts, visit the museum’s gift shop. Although petite-sized, the gift shop is packed with a wide range of gifts, including glass whale trinkets, dolphin socks, whale ties, seashell cocktail stirrers, shark tooth jewelry, scrimshaw harmonicas, and kits to build pirate ships.
Kid-friendly items are reasonably priced (most items are 50 cents to $5), such as a whale toys, a boatswain’s whistle, small ship-in-a-bottles, ship models, and historical toys such as Jacob's Ladder. Special effort is made to offer objects that are both appealing and affordable for younger visitors as well as more elaborate gifts for adults. The shop carries a line of Barlow™ simulated scrimshaw pieces which make attractive gifts, especially as holiday ornaments.
During the holiday season, check out our display of handmade boat ornaments.
Members save 10%. Best of all, your purchase supports an organization dedicated to Long Island history and whale conservation.
For unique maritime and ocean-themed gifts, visit the museum’s gift shop. Although petite-sized, the gift shop is packed with a wide range of gifts, including glass whale trinkets, dolphin socks, whale ties, seashell cocktail stirrers, shark tooth jewelry, scrimshaw harmonicas, and kits to build pirate ships.
Kid-friendly items are reasonably priced (most items are 50 cents to $5), such as a whale toys, a boatswain’s whistle, small ship-in-a-bottles, ship models, and historical toys such as Jacob's Ladder. Special effort is made to offer objects that are both appealing and affordable for younger visitors as well as more elaborate gifts for adults. The shop carries a line of Barlow™ simulated scrimshaw pieces which make attractive gifts, especially as holiday ornaments.
During the holiday season, check out our display of handmade boat ornaments.
Members save 10%. Best of all, your purchase supports an organization dedicated to Long Island history and whale conservation.
“We are tied to the ocean. And when we go back to the sea, whether it is to sail or to watch,
we are going back from whence we came.”
—John F. Kennedy
we are going back from whence we came.”
—John F. Kennedy
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MUSEUM PUBLICATIONS
Mark Well the Whale!, by Frederick P. Schmitt, 149 pp., illustrated, Third edition 1998 $10.00
Window to The Street: based on the mid-nineteenth century diary of a Cold Spring Harbor girl, by Harriet Valentine, 150 pp., illustrated, second printing 1991 10.00
Whale, Whaling and Whale Research: A selected bibliography compiled by L. R. Magnolia, 91 pp. 1977 $5.50
In Their Hours of Ocean Leisure: Scrimshaw in the Cold Spring Harbor Whaling Museum by Richard C. Malley, 96 pp., illustrated, 1993 $19.50
The Sailing Circle: 19th Century Seafaring Women from New York by Joan Druett and Mary Anne Wallace, 46 pp., illustrated, 1995 - Exhibition catalogue $4.95
Cold Spring Harbor : Rediscovering History in Streets and Shores by Terry Walton, 80 pp., illustrated, 1999 $12.95
Right Whale skim-feeding. Note plates of baleen.
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