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Tom Daniels_October_2014 Windcheck Magazine

Tom Daniels: A Sailing Deckhand’s Perspective

"And that’s the thing about working on this ship; the experience swings from the mundane reality of pulling lines and setting fenders to these moments of awe and gratitude."

Fouling panel after 38th Voyage

Marine Bioinvasions: The Biologist’s Eyes

The Charles W. Morgan is not just a piece of living history. Through her 38th Voyage, the ship also provides a window into the biological past.

Homecoming, August 6

Matt Porter: Homecoming Comments, August 6

"And, after a long day of work, those Fo'c'sle bunks are actually pretty comfortable."

Mary K. Bercaw-Edwards: Homecoming Comments, August 6

"A whale-ship was my Yale College & my Harvard."

CharlesW. Morgan at Chubb's Wharf

History Alive: The Future of the Past

For those fortunate enough to visit the ship at her home in Mystic Seaport, to step on her deck is to be inspired by what she accomplished both in her whaling career and during the 38th Voyage.

Katy Day pg. 1

Katy Day: Voyage Journal

A Mystic Seaport interpreter records her "unforgettable and exciting" day sailing out of New London.

Katharine Mead pg. 1

Katharine Mead: Voyage Journal

The Voyage Program Coordinator shares an annotated map of her exciting summer with the Charles W. Morgan.

Adele McGuire pg. 1

Adele McGuire: Voyage Journal

A Mystic Seaport staff member shares a Morgan acrostic.

Jeff Crew pg. 1

Jeff Crewe: Voyage Journal

A staff member shares his Voyage experience through poetry and drawing.

Rieta Park pg. 1

Rieta Park: Voyage Journal

A Museum staff member writes, "An awesome breeze on a brilliant day! Even Brilliant sailing by!"