City Island Nautical Museum Vice President and Administrator, Barbara Dolensek, in conversation with President of the Hart Island Project, Melinda Hunt, for the museum's first 2021 winter web series zoom event. Barbara and Melinda explore the history of and potential for Hart Island, the largest natural burial ground in the country, located right off the coast of City Island.

Watch the second event of the City Island Nautical Museum's 2021 Winter Web series. Board member Cheryl Brinker is in conversation with local artists: Marguerite Chadwick-Juner, Mary Colby, and Ron Terner.

This is the third City Island Nautical Museum Winter Web Series webinar. The museum's President and Curator, Tom Nye, goes through a short history of City Island from is origins to current day, touching on the environment, churches, schools, and economy, and particularly focusing on the history of city island's boat yards and nautical industry.

This is the fourth City Island Nautical Museum Winter Web Series webinar. Ena Ellwanger, Karen Rauhauser Nani, and City Island Nautical Museum Board Members, Judy DiMaio and Barbara Harrison discuss memories and highlights from the PS 17.

This is the fifth and final City Island Nautical Museum 2021 Winter Web Series webinar with Dick Sadler and Tom Nye. Dick Sadler was on Ted Turner’s crew when Courageous (built on City Island) successfully defended the America's Cup in 1977. Museum President, Tom Nye, holds a wealth of knowledge about the boat yards on City Island that used to build, service, and repair our America's Cup yachts. The two discuss the yachts built on City Island at the start of the America's Cup, the second win in 1977 for the boat Courageous, and the America's Cup races of today.