Museum Audio Tour: Recent Episodes

Marystown Model Ship Gallery

The Official Audio Tour of the Marystown Model Ship Gallery!

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The masterpiece of German model ship making herself.

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About the interesting ship of the oddly named-class.

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Our segment on the Battleship New Jersey.

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The 1936 German-built ship made to help the Nazis in the buildup to WW2.

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Named for the Knights of the Roundtable, serving on a minesweeper like the HMS Sir Kay was a dangerous job for sure.

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A brief on the Monmouth "County Class" Kent.

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The infamed ship that nearly brought the shipyard to a grinding halt.

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A piece of history regarding the Tribal-class HMS Tartar.

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A diorama of the scene where the Bismarck took it's life-changing blow.

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The remarkably small ship that founded the fur-trading Hudson Bay Company.

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About the mighty American ship where World War 2 finally ended. 

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A tour segment of our model of the secretive IJN I-400s, the world's first aircraft carrying submarines.

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While the handwriting may be hard to make out, it's a letter from Ted Briggs, who was the last remaining survivor of the HMS Hood sinking to the person who made our HMS Hood model.

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Named for one Confederate engineer Horace Hunley, this ship's crewmen and fate were most certainly undesirable.

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A peek at the HMS Lion, a ship well regarded for it's time in the Battle of Jutland and the story of one Major Harvey.

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A look at our model of the HMS King George V.

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A clip of our tour regarding the infamous German warship of the Second World War.

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Our segment on the HMS Hood, the iconic British ship embroidered with tragedy for all the lives lost aboard her.

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All about our model of the famed British warship of both World Wars!

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This is the official audio tour of the Marystown Model Ship Gallery. Should you have any questions about any of the exhibits you are more than welcome to ask the available staff, who will answer it to the best of their ability.