Annapolis Maritime Museum & Park To Offer Free Admission As Part Of Smithsonian 17th Annual Museum Day

ANNAPOLIS, Md. (WJZ) — The Annapolis Maritime Museum and Park announced that they volition connection escaped admittance connected Sept. 18 arsenic portion of the Smithsonian Magazine’s 17th yearly Museum Day.

“We firmly judge successful gathering a much accessible and inclusive depository for our community. This lawsuit allows america to link with caller audiences and further our goals of gathering a profound consciousness of spot present connected the waterfront successful Annapolis,” said Alice Estrada, President of the Annapolis Maritime Museum & Park.

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The lawsuit is for museums, zoos and centers from crossed the federation to seizure the essence of the Smithsonian Institution’s D.C.-based facilities that connection escaped admittance each day.

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The Annapolis Maritime Museum and Park volition connection escaped admittance for visitors astatine their caller grounds “Our Changing Waterfront” — it opened to the nationalist this past April.

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For much information, sojourn amaritime.org.

CBS Baltimore Staff