Facilities

Washington Street

Northeast Maritime Institute acquired the 32 Washington Street building in 2000 and has renovated the space to create a beautiful, fully functional facility. The facility is famous for being a place of worship to the first Japanese Diplomat Manjiro Nakahama.

The Facility includes three full-service classrooms, two bridge simulators, liquid cargo handling simulators, a Radar and ARPA  simulation classroom, gym, and a galley style break area.

The Joshua Slocum Library at Northeast Maritime Institute holds thousands of titles in print books, magazines, videos, trade journals, and online journals. The fiction and non-fiction works are cataloged in our searchable database and available to be checked out. Our materials can provide information for the recreational boater, nautical student, or professional mariner. NMI also has a professional librarian on staff to assist students in all of their information and resource needs.

Lemley Hall Annex

Northeast Maritime Institute dedicated this building at 56 Main Street in honor of maritime safety advocate Captain Norman W. Lemley, USCG-Ret.

The building hosts a variety of maritime safety and survival courses, a seamanship lab, two full-service classrooms, a large safety and survival class room, and multiple study areas.

Lifeboat Trainer

Northeast Maritime Institute believes a “hands on” experience is necessary to develop and practice marine safety. Therefore, NMI provides students with a full installed 30 foot fiberglass lifeboat complete with gravity davits, which is used in our USCG Approved Lifeboatman Proficiency in Survival Craft Course.  Students complete practical demonstrations of launching, rowing and recovering the lifeboat in this course.

S/V Fritha

As a traditional Brigantine, the S/V Fritha serves as a multi-platform asset that facilitates our students and clients needs.  Fritha provides the opportunity for hands on training in navigation, marlin-spike seamanship,  marine ecology, and the lost art of square rig sailing.