Stellwagen Bank: July 12

The Charles W. Morgan sailed on the Stellwagen Bank National Marine Sanctuary on July 12, 2014 from Provincetown.

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CWM visit to Stellwagen Bank July-12-2014

News: From Whaling to Watching

Photo gallery and video from the Morgan's three days with the whales on Stellwagen Bank.

Stellwagen Bank NMS Oceans Live

NOAA: OceansLive broadcasts from the Morgan

The arrival of the whaleship Charles W. Morgan was the inspiration for a series of live web-television shows that detailed transitions in science, art and society from whaling days to today.

Deck log: July 11-12, 2014

Deck log: July 12, 2014

Day 2 on Stellwagen Bank. "0935 Abeam G 1 to port at entrance to Provincetown Harbor."

Lucy Bellwood--Charles W. Morgan

Lucy Bellwood: Down to the Seas Again

"A travelogue comic documenting my trip to Boston, my time sailing aboard the vessel, and my reflections on tall ship culture, authenticity, and adventure."

Grant: Ceratium & copepod

Dave Grant: A Snapshot of Plankton

A teacher and biologist captures micrographs of the voyage’s plankton community.

Weighing Anchor_William G Hanson

William Hanson: Sailing Aboard the Charles W. Morgan

"One overnight and a full day on an authentic whaling ship, on the sea surrounded by whales ... the intangible things of which paintings are made."

Whale of a Time video

Video: A Whale of a Time

The Morgan sailed out July 12th to be greeted by an unusually large gathering of whales feeding on the Stellwagen Bank National Marine Sanctuary.

Jan Ferguson pg. 1

Jan Ferguson: Voyage Journal

"My imagination really came alive as I felt the deck under my bare feet. " A Voyager and museum curator writes about sailing on the Morgan.

Jeff Bolster: Sailing in Time

Points East magazine features the 38th Voyage.

Humpback whale fluke (Ken Bracewell, D2014-07-0385)

Eavesdropping on Echolocation

As hydrophones of the twenty-first century replace the harpoons of old, the Stellwagen Bank National Marine Sanctuary is a poignant example of how our changing perspective of the ocean inspires new forms of science.