| Exhibits | History | Programs and Tours | Site Rentals | Video Footage | For Educators |
| GE Generator |
| Battle of Lake Erie |
| Fighting Sails |
| US Brig Niagara |
| Wolverine |
| Lighthouses |
| Ship Models |
| Second Floor Gallery |
| Maritime Art |
| Fishing Industry |
| Joe Divell |
| Admirals |
| Photo Opportunities |
| Videos |
| Reference Material |
| Important Dates |
| War for Empire |
Niagara History  |
| Interesting Facts |
| Lake Erie Monthly Facts |
| Lighthouses |
| Battle of Lake Erie |
| Commodore Perry |
| Battle of Lake Erie Log |
| Perry's Luck |
| African Americans in the Battle |
| Niagara Specifications |
| Muster |
Exhibits
The Erie Maritime Museum tells the story of Erie’s role in Great Lakes history, focusing on the dramatic events of the Battle of Lake Erie on September 10, 1813. Historical artifacts, interactive exhibits, and dramatic videos bring the battle and the age of fighting sail to life. Other exhibits tell the stories of the USS Michigan/Wolverine (the Navy’s first iron-hulled ship), Erie’s three lighthouses, fishing, and other maritime industries.
