National Maritime Heritage

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650 Wharf St SW Unit 20
Washington, DC 20024
+1 (202) 547-1250
https://dcsail.org
National Maritime Heritage Foundation ( NMHF ) manages community sailing and maritime education programs in the national capital region. NMHF was founded in April 2000 by business and community leaders who recognized the need in the Washington area for a maritime heritage program to serve as a focus for education and community development.

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