Ghost of a Japanese Sailor
A maritime tale for Halloween… The Evening Bulletin published the story ”THINK SHE’S HAUNTED” on 22 September 1902. It was...
A maritime tale for Halloween… The Evening Bulletin published the story ”THINK SHE’S HAUNTED” on 22 September 1902. It was...
USNS John Glenn (IMO 9647526) is a Military Sealift Command (MSC) Montford Point-class Expeditionary Transfer Dock (ESD)* ship launched in 2013....
The lightship currently known as Relief was launched in 1950 and began her service in 1951 at the Overfalls station,...
The life of a maritime worker can be a hazardous one. Throughout history, accidents or physical violence at sea or...
What shall we do with a drunken sailor? As noted in the 26 July 1900 issue of the Pacific Commercial...
What shall we do with a drunken sailor? As noted in the 12 March 1896 issue of the Hawaiian Star:...
May 22 is National Maritime Day in the United States. It was designated as such by the US Congress in...
From the 27 December 1904 issue of the Hilo Tribune: Transcript:A Floating Farm. The ship Falls of Clyde was a veritable...
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