Become a Library Member

​The Hudson River Maritime Museum is pleased to be able to partner with local and regional libraries to provide community members who are library patrons free access to our museum. This membership is available to all Hudson Valley and regional public-access libraries. With this membership, we hope to increase access to our museum to members of the public who could not otherwise afford the admission fee, and to encourage an appreciation for and exploration of the maritime history of the Hudson Valley.
 
This membership can be purchased by a public-access library, such as a community or free library, a county-funded library, a non-profit library organization, or any other library which provides its resources and collection free of charge to the general public.
 
Library memberships can be purchased at any time of the year, are valid for a full 12 months, and can be renewed by the libraries either by contacting the Membership Manager or through the Member Portal.

Benefits

Memberships are $100 per library; a library which is part of a larger district library is welcome to purchase multiple memberships. Each library membership includes
  • Four family passes to the museum, which allows free entrance for a family of any size.
  • Regular updates about upcoming classes and exhibits which may be of interest to your patrons.
  • Discounted admission to our online lectures (coming soon)
  • This membership does not grant library patron passholders regular membership privileges. 
​For questions about a library membership with the Hudson River Maritime Museum, please contact our Membership Manager or call (845) 338-0071

Engagement Opportunities for Member & Non-Member Libraries

​The Hudson River Maritime Museum also offer libraries virtual and in-person programs for children and adults starting at $100 for virtual and $200 for in-person programs. For more information please contact us at [email protected].
 
The Hudson River Maritime Museum also offers "Rescuing the River: 50 Years of Environmental Activism on the Hudson" - a professionally produced traveling exhibit including 12 freestanding interpretive panels plus optional artifacts detailing the role of the Hudson River in the development of the American environmental movement, including historical information on Riverkeeper, Scenic Hudson, Clearwater, and NYS DEC. The perfect display for your library lobby or local history department. For more information and pricing, please contact [email protected].