New Bedford Port Society: Seamen’s Bethel and Mariner’s Home
Historical landmark · New Bedford ·
New Bedford Port Society: Seamen’s Bethel and Mariner’s Home
Historical landmark · New Bedford ·
Historic 1830 building, featured in Moby Dick, with unique ship podium
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15 Johnny Cake Hill, New Bedford, MA 02740Get directions
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Michael M.
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A very cool little church featured in the novel Moby Dick. The volunteers who offer their time and their knowledge are greatly appreciated.
Boromir B.
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What a great place. Friendly staff and enjoyable history. Check out the movie Mobydick with Gregory peck then check out the pastors podium built in the 6p's based on the scene in the movie. They did have a wedding when i arrived so i returned later. Love itl.
Debu T.
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Amazing building, history and staff. We had an excellent experience hearing the organ and being shown how an organ works. Beautiful to hear the Mariners hymn and Nearer my God to thee. Such a treat and we are so thankful!
Stephanie C.
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I loved knowing Melville's pew is in the southwest corner. The fair winds blow from there, mostly, warm and lingering.
Keri D.
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I just got married at Seamens Bethel this weekend and it was amazing. Everyone there is super nice and accommodating.
It was a bit hard to get ahold of someone at first and during my planning but I just went there and was able to get all of my questions answered!!
It's such a beautiful and welcoming place to get married or have a baptism!!
Mike C.
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Great experience and history.
A must stop when visiting New Bedford. Stop in before or after visiting the Whaling Museum across the street.
Johnathan B.
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A very stunning location with historical plaques around the walls and a very unique podium shaped like the front of a ship. I unfortunately was there for a funeral service but it was a remarkable service due to the location. I would recommend the space for anyone.
Linda S.
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This is a wonderful place to visit. There is a very interesting film that runs free of charge. We learned so much about New Bedford and the ahalers.