Online Exhibitions

This interactive has been designed to expand access to the Panorama and to supplement both Spectacle in Motion exhibitions; The Original at Kilburn Mill and The Experience at the New Bedford Whaling Museum. While it will work on a phone or tablet it has been optimized for desktop viewing.

This online exhibit of images from our Standard Times collection explores intimate portraits of individuals living and working in New Bedford during the early 20th century.

This collection of glass slides are camera originals from photographs taken by Frederick Sowle while on the schooner Clara L. Sparks in 1899. Many of the photographs are from Senegal, a rarely documented excursion at this time.

Online centennial exhibition showcases the works of marine, Arctic painter William Bradford

A crowd-sourced exhibition based on a Flickr group pool and a "Whaling History Symposium" presentation.

An exhibition that examines the influential legacy of the whaling industry on the opening of diplomatic relations and cultural exchange between Japan and Western nations.

From fly swatter to a symbol of royalty, the fan has witnessed dramatic changes in its historical timeline.

April 1913 through September 1914 the schooner Polar Bear took nineteen men from Seattle up through the Aleutian Islands, around Alaska, and to parts of Siberia.

The photographic story of a world of comfort and leisure represented is a reflection of a particular time and place.