Staten Island · NYC landmark
The Noble Maritime Collection
1000 Richmond Terrace, Building D · Staten Island, New York City
See John A. Noble's restored floating studio, maritime art and ship models inside Snug Harbor's former sailors' residence.
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NYFE Summary
John A. Noble made paintings, drawings and lithographs in a floating studio built from salvaged ship parts. The museum preserves that studio as it looked in 1954. Its windows and fittings came from ferries, schooners and other vessels that once worked around New York Harbor.
The studio sits alongside maritime art and ship models. Other permanent exhibitions examine the retired sailors who lived at Snug Harbor and the history of Robbins Reef Lighthouse. Together they follow life on the water and the people who worked along its edges.
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Plan a visit
Check the operator’s current opening, admission and access information before travelling. Historic status does not guarantee public access to every interior.
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