CAMM members have created a variety of blogs to highlight their exhibits, collections, and educational resources:
- Annapolis Maritime Museum’s blog
- Australia National Maritime Museum’s blog
- Bayfront Maritime Center’s Building Two St. Ayles Skiffs and Schooner Porcupine Project
- Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum’s Boatyard blog and education blog Beautiful Swimmers
- Civil War Navy Sesquicentennial blog
- Hampton Roads Naval Museum’s Local History, World Events
- Herreshoff Marine Museum / America’s Cup Hall of Fame’s The Reliance Project
- Hudson River Maritime Museum’s History Blog
- Lake Champlain Maritime Museum’s blog
- Los Angeles Maritime Museum Research Library’s Adventures in American History, a blog for Articles, Book Reviews, Tales and True Stories from Books, Pamphlets, Periodicals and Collections
- Maine Maritime Museum’s boat shop blog and curatorial blog Main Brace
- The Mariners’ Museum’s The USS Monitor Center, Hidden In The Hold (Collections Department), Port of Call (Library), and Civil War Connections
- Maritime Museum of the Atlantic’s The Marine Curator
- Maritime Museum of San Diego’s The Old Salt Dog
- Maryland Historical Society’s underbelly: from the deepest corners of the Maryland Historical Society Library
- Michigan Maritime Museum’s blog
- Mystic Seaport’s Morgan‘s Shipwright’s blog and Shipyard’s blog
- National Maritime Historical Society’s blog (includes This Day in Maritime History)
- Naval Historical Foundation’s Ditty Bag
- North Carolina Maritime Museum’s Today in North Carolina Maritime History
- The Peabody Essex Museum’s connected and Phillips Library’s Conservant
- Penobscot Marine Museum’s blog
- Portsmouth Naval Shipyard Museum’s News & Views
- Puget Sound Maritime Historical Society’s Inside Passage
- San Francisco Maritime NHP Museum Collection’s Full Fathom Five
- Smithsonian National Museum of American History’s O say can you see?
- South Street Seaport blog
- Steamship Historical Society’s blog
- U.S. Coast Guard’s Compass
- USS Constitution Museum’s curatorial blog Log Lines