The Story of the New Bedford Whaling Ship Catalpa
In 1876, the New Bedford whaling ship Catalpa sailed to western Australia and took part in the rescue of six Irish prisoners.
New Bedford Whaling National Historical Park
New Bedford Has Been Telling People To Get Out For Years
National Play Outside Day is the first Saturday of every month. Did you know this was a thing?
The Evolution of the New Bedford Whaling National Park Visitor Center
The New Bedford Whaling National Historical Park was established in 1996 – but what is the history of its visitor center?
New Bedford Building Predates George Washington’s Election
You may not be aware that the New Bedford Mariners' Home was once the private residence of William Rotch, Jr. and his family, and it wasn't on Johnny Cake Hill.
Hetty Green Returns to New Bedford Whaling National Historical Park
Irene Duprey-Gutierrez said that while some people call New Bedford's legendary Hetty Green 'The Witch of Wall Street,' she calls her a wizard.
The Real Story Behind New Bedford’s Seaman’s Bethel Pulpit
Hollywood played a role in designing the interior of New Bedford's famed Seamen's Bethel.
Hetty Green Returns to New Bedford This Summer [TOWNSQUARE SUNDAY]
Irene Duprey Gutierrez, a long-time educator on the SouthCoast, will bring Hetty Green to life with performances this summer at the New Bedford Whaling National Historical Park.
Ranger Celebrates New Bedford Whaling National Historical Park
Ranger Lucy was a volunteer Walking Tour Guide before the National Park was established.
New Bedford Museum Dog Makes Learning a Lot Cuter
Man’s best friend has become art’s best friend, thanks to a new project by the New Bedford Art Museum.
This Skeleton Hanging in New Bedford Is a Whale-Oiled Machine
This blue whale skeleton at the New Bedford Whaling Museum has been seeping oil for over 20 years and is expected to continue doing so for at least another 40.