Morro Bay Maritime Museum

The little Monterey, Spindrift , getting refit for Salmon. A great addition to the Morro Bay Maritime Museum.

After more than 20 years of waiting patiently, the old girl is brought out for display. More to do but soon this classic 1933 Monterey hull fishing boat will help memorialize the commercial fishing legacy of Morro Bay. Thanks to all the volunteers! Come visit the Morro Bay Maritime Museum at 1210 Embarcadero, across from the south Tpier.

Last of the Monterey fleet, Fisherman’s Wharf, San Francisco.

The last of the Monterey fleet, Fisherman’s Wharf, San Francisco.

The Morro Bay Maritime Museum is open every day except Tuesday and Wednesday

After a four month visit, the P-520 leaves for home.

Finally, the SS Montebello model completes the exhibit. Another world class piece built by Richard Melillo. Both the i21 sub and oil tanker if the same 1:72 scale. Come see it and visit us this weekend during the Harbor Festival, 10:00-6:30. Free admission!

New artifact soon to be displayed at the Morro Bay Maritime Museum. Early 20th century Bofours harpoon cannon.

P-520 WWII Vessel, still open for tours. Tickets and information available at the Morro Bay Maritime Museum. 1210 Embarcadero, Morro Bay, Ca.

P-520 July 4th. Still on display for public tours.

P-520, USAAF Crash Rescue Boat, still open for tours, every Friday, Saturday and Sunday. On the Morro Bay waterfront at the Harbor Hut Restaurant. Admission just $6 available at the Morro Bay Maritime Museum, 1210 Embarcadero Road.