Here are some photos from their visit to the New Bedford Whaling Museum, and the Worchester Museum, and the Higgins Armory exhibit.
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| I rode the ferry in from Hingham to pick them up. A photo of the wonderful architecture of the Aquarium |
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| Art from the New Bedford Whaling Museum |
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| Jackson and Oliver and a Right Whale skeleton. |
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| Hand-held harpoon guns |
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| A fabulous collection of ship models This one constructed from ivory |
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| Model of a more recent whaler |
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| Down to the fort at the bottom of the harbor. |
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| These shots are from the Worchester Museum, and the Higgins Armor exhibit |
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| Yes, it was OK for Jackson to try the curass. How about that halo! |
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| A Japanese helmet. |
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| The sword is twice as tall as Jackson |
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| A ten-foot long halberd. |
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| Sir Jackson ready for battle, kinda. |
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| Two Wheelock weapons as works of art |
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| a "Birds Head" battle axe |
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| Decorations on the blade of a sword named "Justice" |
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| Dinner with Susan and the boys at Worchester's great seafood restaurant, the "Sole Proprieter" |
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