Seaworks volunteers come from all walks of life. The common element of the team is a mutual admiration and respect for preserving the significant history of the Williamstown, Melbourne and Victorian maritime precincts.

We have volunteers who have previously worked in the Williamstown dockyards, the Melbourne Harbour Trust, on boats and ships in various roles, or served in the Royal Australian Navy or Merchant Navy. Some volunteers simply want to give back to the community through service and enjoy meeting people and sharing a story or two. Many of our volunteers are retired, some are still engaged in work – but all are boating enthusiasts.

Volunteers participate in a range of roles including educating and engaging with visitors, restoring, repairing and preserving maritime memorabilia, artefacts and interactive models, organising and preparing exhibition pieces for display and conducting curatorial and research tasks as required.

The museum holds important collections from the Melbourne Harbor Trust as well as from individuals, companies and affiliated associations.

General Information

The Maritime Museum has an impressive collection of artifacts, models and bells to showcase the stories of maritime history of the Port of Melbourne.

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Gellibrand light shines at Seaworks

Gellibrand Pile Light, a historic landmark, formally located in Port Phillip, Victoria, Australia, now calls Seaworks home

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Symbol of Maritime Heritage: The Big Anchor Donated by Korevaar Marine at Seaworks Williamstown

The anchor was generously donated by John Korevaar of Korevaar Marine Group and serves as a striking testament to both the maritime history of Williamstown and the ongoing commitment to preserving it for future generations.

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Living History: The Story of the Former Williamstown Morgue at Seaworks

The Former Williamstown Morgue is not just a relic of the past; it is a living testament to the history of Melbourne and Victoria.

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Volunteer

Seaworks volunteers come from all walks of life. The common element of the team is a mutual admiration and respect for preserving the significant history of the Williamstown, Melbourne and Victorian maritime precincts.

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