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    Naval Museum hosts staff members from the National Museum of the United States Marine Corps [Image 5 of 8]

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    A group of approximately six people are gathered inside what appears to be the Hampton Roads Naval Museum, conversing around a workbench that holds a detailed ship model. An older gentleman, likely a docent or curator, stands behind the workbench engaging visitors. Blueprints, framed artwork, and naval artifacts are visible throughout the exhibit space.

    NORFOLK, VIRGINIA, UNITED STATES

    01.26.2023

    Photo by Max Lonzanida  

    Hampton Roads Naval Museum

    Staff members from the National Museum of the United States Marine Corps in Triangle, Virginia are pictured touring the gallery of the Hampton Roads Naval Museum in Norfolk, Virginia. During their visit, staff members received a guided tour of the museum’s galleries by Rick Brown, one of the museum’s volunteer docents and Tonia Deetz-Rock, Deputy Director and Curator at the Hampton Roads Naval Museum. The visit facilitated information sharing and best practices. The Hampton Roads Naval Museum is one of ten U.S. Navy museums reporting to the Naval History and Heritage Command. It is located in Downtown Norfolk, Virginia and is free to visit. (US Navy Photo by Max Lonzanida/Released).

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    Date Taken: 01.26.2023
    Date Posted: 01.27.2023 11:11
    Photo ID: 7605348
    VIRIN: 230126-N-TG517-792
    Resolution: 4032x3024
    Size: 1.97 MB
    Location: NORFOLK, VIRGINIA, US
    Hometown: NORFOLK, VIRGINIA, US
    Hometown: TRIANGLE, VIRGINIA, US
    Web Views: 28
    Downloads: 4

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    A docent or museum staff member is giving a guided tour or presentation to a small group of visitors at the Hampton Roads Naval Museum. The speaker, an older white-haired man in a blazer, is gesturing while explaining something near a ship model workbench. Behind him, another elderly man is seated at the workbench, likely a model builder demonstrating their craft.
    A group of five people are gathered inside what appears to be a naval or maritime museum, with a guide or docent appearing to lead a tour. Visible exhibits include a naval cannon, rope display, ship model, and framed artwork, with a sign reading 'TO THE WISCONSIN' visible in the background. The setting suggests an educational tour or group visit to a museum dedicated to naval history.
    A group of approximately six people are gathered inside what appears to be the Hampton Roads Naval Museum, gathered around a worktable with ship models and documents. An older gentleman appears to be presenting or explaining something to the visitors. A large architectural or technical drawing is displayed on an easel to the right, and naval artifacts and paintings are visible throughout the space.
    Museum visitors are examining a detailed scale model of a Civil War-era ironclad warship displayed in a glass case. The exhibit appears to be focused on Civil War naval history, with visible signage referencing 'Confederate Defenses,' 'The Capture of Hatteras Inlet,' and the 'USS Monitor.' The model features a low-profile hull with a rotating gun turret, characteristic of ironclad warship design.
    A group of approximately six people are gathered inside what appears to be the Hampton Roads Naval Museum, conversing around a workbench that holds a detailed ship model. An older gentleman, likely a docent or curator, stands behind the workbench engaging visitors. Blueprints, framed artwork, and naval artifacts are visible throughout the exhibit space.
    Four people are gathered around a museum display case containing ship models and Civil War-era artifacts. A man in a blue blazer appears to be giving a presentation or guided tour, gesturing with his hands toward the exhibit. The display includes what appears to be a model of the U.S.S. Monitor and other naval artifacts related to the Civil War blockade.
    A group of approximately six people are gathered inside the Hampton Roads Naval Museum, engaged in what appears to be a guided discussion or presentation around a workbench displaying a ship model. A docent or museum staff member stands behind the workbench, appearing to explain something to the visitors. Large architectural or technical drawings are displayed on an easel to the right side of the frame.
    A museum guide or curator is presenting an exhibit to a small group of visitors inside what appears to be a Civil War or naval history museum. The central display case contains ship models, including what appears to be a Civil War-era ironclad vessel, along with various artifacts. A banner in the background reads 'Enforcing the Blockade' referencing Atlantic Blockading Squadrons.

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