A blue whale's eye is the size of a teacup. Its ear – the size of a pencil tip. But the tongue weighs more than a VW Bug.
A Storied Lens: The Photographic World of Norman Fortier Photo Op: Your Opportunity to Own a Photographic Masterpiece From the Deep: The Sperm Whale, Bone by Bone READ MORE Dutch Whaling in the Golden Age Old Master paintings and prints, sumptuous decorative arts, exquisite navigation instruments and rare natural history specimens. READ MORE British Paintings & Scrimshaw A splendid array of paintings, prints, illustrated shipboard journals, and scrimshaw...many of the finest pieces in the world. READ MORE New Bedford Art Glass A beautiful and diverse collection representing the major styles of Mount Washington, Blackmer, Pairpoint, Smith Brothers, and Gunderson art glass READ MORE KOBO He's Big & Beautiful. Come learn about our famous blue whale, Kobo! READ MORE The Lagoda Come aboard the world's largest ship model! READ MORE Portraits of a Port Museum classics return! See whaling history in its prime featuring the finest examples of scrimshaw anywhere. READ MORE The FORECASTLE A full size replica of a ship's FORECASTLE. Come and see what its like to live on a whaling ship's close quaters! READ MORE
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