Welcome to the Liverpool Maritime Society’s website. Our Society was formed in 1938 as the Liverpool Nautical Research Society, to encourage interest in Liverpool’s maritime history and to help preserve a ‘maritime epoch.’ We changed our name to the Liverpool Maritime Society in 2022.
We hold Talks on a wide range of maritime topics each month from September to May at The Athenaeum, Liverpool and, in addition, we publish a highly readable quarterly journal titled ‘The Bulletin‘.
On this website you will find full details of future Talks. Our expanding library of video recordings of previous Talks is available to members only.
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RMS Berengaria of 1912
This Month’s Featured Ship
How a Confederate Navy was built and crewed in Liverpool
Speaker: John Maxwell
Thursday 17 October 2024
Start Time: 12:30
Doors Open: 12:00
Location: The Athenaeum, Liverpool.
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A selection of articles specially chosen from our extensive archives spanning more than 85 years.
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The Bulletin
Past copies of the Society's quarterly journal 'The Bulletin' are available to read at the Liverpool Maritime Museum Archives and online here.
The current volume is available online here for Members only and can be accessed once logged in.
Our Latest Video Recording
From Liverpool to West Africa: Architecture, Trade, and Cities
Professor Iain Jackson
