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Audio Tours

Lagoda/Bourne Building Tour

Hear the story of the Lagoda, one of the most successful whale ships in history. It's the world's largest ship model and has helped explain and celebrate the whaling era for nearly a century.

Azorean Whaleman Gallery Tour

Audio tour for the Azorean Whaleman Gallery

Jacobs Family Gallery Tour

Take a walk through the Jacobs Gallery… hear about the whale skeletons, and how Herman Melville describes them in Moby Dick, through commentary by members of the Melville Society.

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