Museum and replica ship bring the Battle of Lake Erie alive.
150 E Front St Erie , PA 16507 United States
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Beginning with the War of 1812, the Erie Maritime Museum highlights Erie’s role in the Great Lakes history. The focus of the museum is the Battle of Lake Erie on September 10, 1813.
Stamp design #2 for all 3 Erie lighthouses available in the museum gift shop for your Lighthouse Passport. Alternate to stamp designs available at Ridge Center and Presque Isle Lighthouse gift shops .
This museum tells Erie’s role in Great Lakes history. A fife played at the beginning of the Battle of Lake Erie is one of many interesting artifacts here. Check out this C-SPAN video for more info. Read more
Take a Day Sail on the U.S. Brig Niagara and learn how to sail a tall ship . Plus, the ship's cook will feed you a full meal, with all the coffee , bug juice and water you can drink!
Attending the National Marine Sanctuary meeting. What a wonderful impact it would have on our region.
Lots of history you never knew about!
Learn about Lake Erie maritime history and see the U.S. Brig Niagra.
Ahoy! Don’t give up the Ship! Travel back to 1812 and find out how we won the Battle of Lake Erie . Read more
When you do a tour of the museum take a tour of the tall ship .
Batman patrols here nightly.
Housed along Millionaire's Row in the West Sixth Street Historic District, the stunning mansion has been well-maintained and offers guests a realistic glimpse into life during the turn of the century. - aha moment tour
Hidden gem in downtown! Great time for the kiddos! - Matt Fuller
Nice view of the city and the bay. A bit expensive - but it's free once a month. - Elizabeth
Tower is a bit expensive but something fun to do. Wish it was taller so you could see the lake. Lots of people fishing. - Elizabeth
She crab soup or any of the Lake Erie fish dishes are good bets. They also have a nice selection of brunch offerings that may be paired with a mimosa or bloody mary. - Ami H.