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The Museum is located in the 1941 Municipal Ferry Terminal, now on the National Register of Historic Places. From 1941-1963, a ferry system transported thousands of passengers to the canneries, shipyards, and military bases on Terminal Island. From there they could make connections to neighboring cities and towns. Today the harbor is one of the world´s busiest, but the "ferry building" is still a place for making connections to the community and its shared maritime experiences. The Los Angeles Maritime Museum is a facility of the City of Los Angeles, Department of Recreation and Parks, operating with the financial assistance of the Los Angeles Maritime Museum Foundation.
Really enjoyed our time here! Really enjoyed all the interesting maritime history from old to new as well as the fascinating scales of battleships both decommissioned and still floating about.... Read more
Very nice little maritime museum in what was once the ferry terminal. Terrific models, flags, posters, and a recreation of the flying bridge of the USS Los Angeles. Well, worth taking the time to... Read more
The staff were very rude. I am a teacher and was with another teacher and a group of 12 students. They told us that we could go in if we have a teacher for every 6 students. However, they did not... Read more
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