For the past thirty years, the museum has collected, preserved, and displayed equipment used in or related to underwater activities. Please take a tour of some of our exhibits at the museum.

U.S. Navy SEALAB-1
The world's first underwater living facility

U.S. Navy Deep Dive System Mark 1 (DDS-MK1)
Experimental dive system from 1968

Model of SEALAB III
The last of the SEALAB Experiments

Coastal Systems Station Display
Display honoring history of U.S. Navy.

Commercial Diving
Specially-designed underwater gear ("Re-breather")

Underwater Traveling Modules
An early model submarine

Armored Suit of 1913
Used to examine a wreck or study down to 400 feet

Mark V Diving Suit Rig
Virtually unchanged since 1837

Assorted Underwater Masks and Helmets
Masks and helmets when submerged under water

A. Seibe Denmark St. London
Early water flow pump

Assorted submarine modules & pods, known as Personal Transfer Capsules (PTC)
A collection of various submarines and pods for underwater studies.