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Sea History is widely recognized as the pre-eminent journal within the maritime heritage field and can be found worldwide in newsstands and bookstores, maritime academies, museums, yacht clubs, sail training organizations, and, of course, in the homes of more than ten thousand maritime enthusiasts. Sea History shares and promotes the awareness of the important role ships and the sea have played in our nation’s history through fascinating stories of seafarers past and present, maritime archaeology, marine art, book reviews, updates on historic ships, and a calendar of events.
Our most recent survey revealed our readers are active, well-educated, avid readers, and collectors.
- 91% take yearly vacations
- 79% have a household income over $75,000
- 83% purchase three or more books per year
- 76% have purchased books they read about in Sea History
- 60% collect maritime items and collectibles
- 45% are boat owners
- 87% frequent maritime museums
- 95% are interested in marine art
- 94% are college-educated; 55% have advanced or professional degrees
When you advertise in Sea History, you reach tens of thousands of individuals who share common interests in both seafaring heritage and educational programs, ensuring that current and future generations understand our rich maritime heritage.
Join our illustrious roster of advertisers, including:
A.G.A. Correa & Son
American Cruise Lines
Pearl Seas Cruises
Ships of Glass
and so many more!
American Marine Model Gallery
American Society of Marine Artists
Annapolis Maritime Antiques
Anne Converse Photography
Attic Books
Bircher Incorporated
Boulder Publications
Ira Breskin, Author
Brewer Banner Designs
Channel Island Maritime Museum
Classic Harbor Line
Egan Maritime Museum
Essex River Cruises
Gerry Garibaldi, Author
Glencannon Press
H. Lee White Maritime Museum
Lake Champlain Maritime Museum
Lightship Overfalls
Maine Windjammer Cruises
Mariners Museum & Park
Martifacts
Vincent Miles, Author
Monhegan Thomaston Boat Line
Mystic Knotworks
New Bedford Whaling Museum
Noble Maritime Collection
Ocean Liner Row
Paul Rollins Boat Builder
Piel Craftsmen
Real War Photos
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Scarano Boat
Shiplights
South Shore Boat Works
Southport Silver
SS Jeremiah O’Brien
SS John W. Brown
Steamship Historical Society of America
Travel Edge
JP Uranker, Woodcarver
US Eagle Rings
USS Slater, Destroyer Escort Historic Museum
Washington State University Press
Nathaniel S. Wilson Sailmaker
Yale University Press