Bookshelf: By Square-Rigger to Honolulu
I think the barque is the most beautiful thing I ever imagined as we sail along. She looks just like...
I think the barque is the most beautiful thing I ever imagined as we sail along. She looks just like...
A story for All Hallows’ Eve… As noted in the 26 March 1904 issue of The Hawaiian Star, Japanese fishermen...
What shall we do with a drunken sailor? As noted in the 22 June 1896 issue of The Hawaiian Star:...
Janet Marie (IMO 9837107) is the second of Pasha Hawaii’s ‘Ohana class of vessels. Like her sister ship, George III,...
Maritime Hawai‘i is always very pleased to see a historic sailing ship in Honolulu Harbor! Tecla was built in 1915...
From the 21 September 1895 issue of the Evening Bulletin: The tug Eleu’s mascot “Bummer,” an old mongrel, has followed...
The following announcement was published by the National Maritime Center on 15 August 2023: In accordance with federal regulations, duplicate merchant...
In addition to Portland and Seattle, Maritime Hawai‘i managed a short visit to Tacoma, Washington to have a look at...
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