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The Central Coast Maritime Museum Association
preserves and interprets the maritime history of California and beyond.
Our mission is to provide an easily accessible educational venue for
maritime history, science and technolgy.
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Working together the Central Coast Maritime Museum Association and the City of Morro Bay can create an interpretive center that will inspire a wave of economic vitality and community pride.
We are striving to construct a Maritime Interpretive Center on the Central Coast. A cornerstone of civic pride and a contributor to the local sense of place, the Central Coast Maritime Museum Association (CCMMA) is increasing the understanding of and respect for the maritime heritage of of California. Along with its efforts toward the construction of a Maritime Interpretive Center, CCMMA sponsors visiting tall ships and is preserving vessels of historical value like the tug boat Alma and the classic Monterey-style fishing boat Spindrift. Join us!
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| Commercial Fishing is a part of Morro Bay's history |
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Thanks to the support of the City leaders, staff, and volunteers in the community, Morro Bay now has a small boat display and interpretive kiosk. The display is located on the site of the future maritime museum which is accross the street from the south T-pier. Click on the image to the right to read more on our "What's New" page.
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CCMMA Board of Directors
President - Larry Newland
Vice President - Shawn Harris
Secretary - Terry Cross
Treasurer - Jack Hunter
Trustee - Judy Ann Cross
Trustee - Robert McCay
Interested in the work of CCMMA?
Would like to help or do you have a question?
You can email us at ccmma@morrobaymaritime.org
or write us at:
CCMMA
Post Office Box 1775
Morro Bay, CA 93443
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