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Whydah Pirate Museum

The untold story of the Whydah from slave ship to pirate ship

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Whydah Pirate Museum
674 MA-28
W. Yarmouth, MA 02673
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Headed out Nauset Inlet past a seal colony. 🏴‍☠️

The great outer beach of Cape Cod not far from the

The great outer beach of Cape Cod not far from the Whydah site on a picturesque day. 🏴‍☠️🏴‍☠️🏴‍☠️

Throwback to when film cameras were used underwate

Throwback to when film cameras were used underwater on the Whydah site. In this photo Barry Clifford takes a look at his compass while searching for the wreck. #dive #whydah #capecod #nikon #nikonosv #pirate #shipwreck

Photo 1: A large mass of multiple cannon, logwood,

Photo 1: A large mass of multiple cannon, logwood, lead rolls and many other artifacts weighing roughly 9000 pounds is moved at the lab with a fork lift. Photo 2: Ray Bidauex and Brandon Clifford floating with the same mass suspended with air lift bags.

A view of the Vast and the Whydah site off Wellfle

A view of the Vast and the Whydah site off Wellfleet, MA. #pirate #shipwreck #whydahdive #capecod

A summer visitor attracted to the warming weather

A summer visitor attracted to the warming weather and ocean around Cape Cod. #pirate #shipwreck #capecod #dive #whitesharks

A diver pauses near a cannon on the Whydah shipwre

A diver pauses near a cannon on the Whydah shipwreck site. 🏴‍☠️🌊⚓️ #pirate #shipwreck #archaeology #dive #capecod

Throwback to earlier days on the site. Wes Spiegal

Throwback to earlier days on the site. Wes Spiegal helps prepare Todd Murphy for a dive on the pirate shipwreck Whydah. #pirates #whydah #shipwreck #dive #underwater #archaeology #diver #capecod

This anchor, one of the Whydah’s smaller anchors

This anchor, one of the Whydah’s smaller anchors, was likely used as a kedge anchor, towed out from a ship already at anchor and used to turn the vessel about while in port. 🏴‍☠️⚓️#pirate #shipwreck #archaeology #capecod #whydah

Looking south from the WHYDAH wreck site. 🏴‍☠️ #capecod #whydah #pirate #shipwreck #dive

Dive operations with Jon Matel on a familiar seasc

Dive operations with Jon Matel on a familiar seascape. #pirate #shipwreck #archaeology #capecod #dive

One of the Whydah’s anchors at the lab. ⚓️☠️

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