Mel Fisher Maritime Heritage Museum

The Mel Fisher Maritime Museum is situated at 200 Greene Street, Key West, Florida. The historical center contains a broad gathering of curios from seventeenth century wrecks, for example, the Henrietta Marie, Nuestra Senora de Atocha and Santa Margarita. Likewise included are the wrecks and curios of The Santa Clara, a Conquistador-time ship, The Guerrero and Nimble. A turning exhibition exists on the second floor of the historical center and is presently showing a display or ancient rarities having a place with Cuban Rafters, Balseros, who land to Key West close by made vessels. Earthly archeological refers to incorporate The African Cemetery of Key West, situated on Higg's Beach.

The historical center is named for organizer Mel Fisher and was made as a 5013 non-benefit philanthropy association, in this way Fisher's fortune isn't monetarily connected to the exhibition hall. It is a gallery, a lab, and a broadly perceived research office. The museum is a completely working Conservation and Archeology lab, where visitors are permitted induction amid a day by day private Lab Tour and can contact the ancient rarities while finding out about the different phases of relic preservation. A few curios, contingent upon sort and thickness, can take anyplace from weeks to a long time for full preservation before they are put in plain view in the exhibition hall.