Camping at Battleship Cove.

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VOLUNTEERS NEEDED: Do you have free time? Would you like to make a difference in the community? We need volunteers like you for all sorts of restoration and community outreach projects. Click here for more details.

David Mello and Joyce Pinsonnault, both master storytellers, entertain our overnighters with American Jump stories and African and American folk tales on alternating weekends. David and Joyce have been delighting young people for many years with their delightful yarns performed in front of full house crowds. "Crab's Magic Eyes" and "Skeleton Woman" were recent tales that drew standing-room-only crowds of both children and adults. David and Joyce are very talented and much in demand.

Please note: Storytelling is scheduled on Saturday evenings only. All presentations are subject to change or cancellation without notice.

Next Girl Scout Overnight

April 8, 2011

GIRL SCOUT OVERNIGHT: Experience “her-story” as you camp on board the world’s largest fleet of historic naval ships at Battleship Cove. Work on new Patriotis Insignia and Try-Its, and discover exhibits dedicated to females:

NEW! Women’s Exhibit
“Women Protecting US” is a new permanent exhibit at Battleship Cove that presents a view of women in wartime, highlighting their important contributions in science, math, medicine, engineering technology and industry during World War II, and creating a place of honor as a memorial to their service.

“Courageous & Strong” Exhibit
Girl Scouts are living proof that everyone can make a difference—even kids and teens. Check out this Gold Award-winning display that teaches how Girl Scouts on the homefront helped the Allies win WWII!

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MERCURY ON THE RISE: Cool off while you work on your Sailing Badge at Battleship Cove. The museum offers sailing lessons and Mercury sailboat rentals to qualified youths and adults. Click here to learn more.