Robert Juet's Journal: Click below to download either version of Juet's Journal: Juet's Journal: Modified Edition (To access this file, you must install Adobe Acrobat Reader. If you do not already have this free program, you can download it here.)
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The Half Moon is a full-scale, operating replica of the Dutch ship of exploration that Henry Hudson sailed in 1609. The Half Moon is a traveling museum that conducts programs about the unique history of the Dutch colony called New Netherland. Office Warming Party & 2010 Program Update Recent News January, 2010: The Half Moon is still secure in its winter berth at King Marine in Verplanck, NY, awaiting the coming of Spring and the start of the 2010 season. But that doesn't mean the crew is in hibernation! You're invited to join us in Albany, NY on January 26th for an office warming party for the new headquarters of the New Netherland Museum. Click here for details. Older News: In 2007, archeologists announced the discovery of the near-intact shipwreck of a 17th-century boyer resting on the bed of the Baltic Sea. Click here for links to articles and video footage. |
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Interdisciplinary Curricula For Educators: The New Netherland Museum, in partnership with New York State certified educators, has developed curriculula that integrate history, math, science, and writing, through the Half Moon's voyage. These curricula, for 4th and 7th grades, introduce learning objectives within the framework of the history of New Netherland. |
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