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Dead Reckoning at Maine Maritime Museum is back, and more haunted than ever! Experience night at the museum during the spookiest time of year. Revisit old ghosts and prepare to meet some new ones!

The Dead Reckoning: Shipyard Death and Disturbances walking tour is now available on-demand using the Bloomberg Connects app. Visitors can wander the shipyard at their own pace, engaging with blood-chilling audio stories (if they dare). Bring a flashlight! 

New interactive experiences have appeared on the shipyard! A pop-up exhibit in our Maritime History Building allows you to choose your own adventure from the following offerings:

• • The Carroll A. Deering Escape Room tasks you with solving the mystery of a Bath-built ghost ship. Search the wreck for clues and build your case to get out alive! Bring your best investigative team to put this mystery and its ghosts to rest once and for all. Warning: this activity includes a staircase.

  • Mysteries of the Mill gives you a chance to uncover some of the most gruesome and harrowing occurrences that have happened right where you stand. Warning: includes strobing lights.

  • Younger visitors can visit the Blacksmith shop to learn about, and extinguish, the Great Fire of 1913! Build a lantern craft in our cozy covered makerspace while one of our smiths demonstrates forging iron at night.

Doors open at 6:00 pm for check-in
Shipyard closes at 8:00 pm

🔦🔆Bring your own flashlight 🔦🔆

Content Warning: This tour will include dramatic re-telling of true stories of death and injuries that occurred in the historic Percy and Small Shipyard. Additionally, guides will share reported spooky disturbances that have occurred in museum spaces for decades. The tour will be conducted in low lighting with additional dramatic lighting elements. Tour guides will interact with tour guests. Ghost sightings are not guaranteed, but also not out of the question.

Guests will be required to sign a wavier before entering the shipyard.