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Articles related to "Maritime History"
Colonial New England Maritime Ports along the New England coastline afforded these Atlantic colonies with booming commerce, imaginative tales and folklore. colonial new england maritime history • northeast culture businesses ports and legends • port culture • letters of marque • dixie bull first new england pirate
Native American Pirates of New England For more than two years in the 1720s members the Abenaki, Micmac and Beothuk tribes of northern New England out witted and out fought the Colonists. pirates • piracy • native american • massachusetts • ransom
Sinking of Steamboat Sultana The disaster on the Mississippi River led to the worst loss of life in United States maritime history. Even so, the tragedy largely has been overshadowed by other events sinking of steamboat sultana • worst loss of life • united states maritime history • estimated 1 • 700 people died
The Lake Tahoe Maritime Museum Did you know there's a brand new Tahoe Maritime Museum on the shores of Lake Tahoe? Visit this Homewood museum on the West Shore of Lake Tahoe on your next visit! lake tahoe • california • nevada • maritime museum • homewood ca
The SS Great Britain A critical revue and visitor perspective of Isambard Kingdom Brunel's inspirational spectacle of Victorian ship engineering, the SS Great Britain. ss great britain • national maritime museum • maritime history • tourist attraction • devon cream teas
2008 Tacoma Tall Ship Festival July 3rd through July 7th, 2008 the skyline along Tacoma, Washington's waterfront will be pierced by the masts and spars of over thirty of the world's tall ships. tall ships festival • maritime history • tacoma july fourth • pacific northwest july fourth • tacoma july 4th
Adventure Sail On The Hawaiian Chieftain Sailing aboard the Hawaiian Chieftain on a windy day offers a glimpse into the world of yesteryear's wind-ship sailors. hawaiian chieftain • gray’s harbor historical seaport • adventure sail • adventure sails • day sail
Finding Gdansk's History Gdansk, on the Baltic Sea, has long been an important port town. Famous for amber, shipping, and the workers' union Solidarity, Gdansk history is not hard to find. finding gdansk history • gdansk history • poland port city • gdansk maritime history • birthplace of solidarity
Lake Tahoe's New Maritime Museum at Homewood The recently relocated Tahoe Maritime Museum is a must-see for boaters. It recalls the glory days when boats were works of art and engines purred rather than roared. lake tahoe maritime history • steamers at bottom of lake tahoe • 1922 chris-craft • baby gar model 28-40 • henry j. kaiser
RMS Titanic and Fictional Titan Comparisons The novel Futility, about the Titan, was written fourteen years before the RMS Titanic sank. Both were the largest ships afloat, and both hit icebergs and sank in April. rms titanic • rms titanic and titan comparisons • rms titanic and titan similarities • rms titanic and titan coincidences • rms titanic and titan synchronicity
Touring the Isles of Shoals No book, lecture, or walking trail approaches the historic depths and drama one sees on a two-hour M/V Thomas Laighton cruise from Portsmouth, NH to the Isles of Shoals. isles of shoals tours • m/v thomas laighton • isles of shoals steamship company • isles of shoals cruises • transportation to the isles of shoals
Williamstown in Victoria, Australia For those interested in maritime history, the sea-side suburb of Williamstown, located in Melbourne's west, offers a wealth of things to see and do. williamstown victoria • williamstown australia • melbourne port • maritime history australia • naval history australia
USS Midway Museum in San Diego Along the Embarcadero in San Diego, naval and maritime history enthusiasts will find the USS Midway. uss midway • san diego • embarcadero • naval history • aircraft carrier
Cobh's Titantic Memories The Republic of Ireland is renowned the world over for its hospitality but combined with a sense of history Cobh near Cork is a wonderful place for all lovers of the sea. a visit to cobh • titanic's last port of call • cobh harbour is one of the worlds largest harbors • irish hospitality • cobh's st coleman's cathedral
Museums in Brittany, France Explore the history of fishing, Breton seafaring and culture, traditional costumes and handicrafts in Quimper and one of the biggest French Naval bases. museums in brittany france • musée de la mer • musée départemental breton • fisheries concarneau • musée de la marine
Belfast: City on the Rise Travel publishers Lonely Planet have included Belfast as a City on the Rise in their Blue List, and say Northern Ireland is a Must See Destination for 2007 belfast • northern ireland • lonely planet • blue list • restaurants
Corsair – Piracy, Terrorism, Political Intrigue Combining maritime and naval history with ancient and modern politics has enabled Clive Cussler and Jack Du Brul to produce a good read to while away a long journey. corsair • clive cussler • jack du brul • thriller • terrorism
Crossing the Atlantic by Ship A transatlantic cruise is the trip of a lifetime for many. But which direction should you choose? cunard • queen mary 2 • transatlantic cruise • sailing from new york • statue of liberty
Maritime Museums in Stockholm Stockholm, Sweden is chock full of maritime history. See an excavated 17th century warship, learn the history of the Swedish navy, and see how Swedes built their ships. keywords: stockholm • sweden • vasa • vasa ship • maritime museum stockholm
Mid-Coast Maine New England has hundreds of miles of scenic coastline, from the small inlet beaches of Rhode Island to the craggy coast of Maine. maine • rockland • brunswick • farnsworth museum • historic inns of rockland
Nova Scotia's Lighthouse Route Nova Scotia is one of Canada's most interesting and picturesque provinces, with its fishing villages, rocky shores, and especially the lighthouses. nova scotia lighthouses • lighthouse route • peggy’s cove lighthouse • yarmouth • lunenburg
Tourist Attractions in Plymouth With a picturesque location, just a few hours from London, and packed with fascinating places to visit, Plymouth in South Devon is the perfect place for a weekend break. plymouth city break • plymouth weekend break • south devon tourist attractions • plymouth mayflower • plymouth gin distillery
A Guide to the Best Museums in Wellington Wellington, New Zealand contains many small but interesting museums, where visitors can learn about Kiwi society, culture, art, sports, and history. wellington museums • wellington tourist attractions • wellington sites and activities • what to do and see in wellington • wellington travel
Apalachicola, Northwest Florida's Oyster Bar Apalachicola was once the third largest shipping port on the Gulf. Today this seaport town is known for oysters, fresh seafood and a vibrant downtown historic district. gulf coast • apalachicola • northwest florida • fresh seafood • oysters
Auckland City, New Zealand Auckland is much more than a boaties' paradise and New Zealand's largest city; it's an exciting destination offering delicious food, wine and a fun outdoor lifestyle. auckland new zealand • viaduct harbour auckland • hauraki gulf auckland • bird sanctuary auckland • rangitoto island auckland
Beach, Boardwalk and Nature On the Jersey Shore For many people going "Down the Shore" is the ultimate summer escape. But southern New Jersey offers more than just casinos, surf, saltwater taffy, and the boardwalk. down the shore • new jersey • atlantic city • cape may • tuckerton seaport
Beautiful Victoria, British Columbia An English feel pervades Victoria, British Columbia's charming capital, where gardens bloom year round and high tea remains a popular tradition. british columbia travel • victoria travel • western canada travel • victoria sightseeing • victoria points of interest
Christmas Tree Ship of Chicago Bringing Christmas trees from the northern woods to deserving families in Chicago is the traditional mission of the Christmas Tree Ship. christmas tree ship • cutter mackinaw • wlbb 30 • captain schenemann • captain santa
Five Free Sites to Visit in San Francisco For the family on a budget, San Francisco offers several interesting, educational and historical sites that are family friendly and free to visit. free sites to visit • visit in san francisco • family friendly vacation • vacation on a budget • family on a budget
Fun Things To Do in Little Rock Arkansas Ducks at the Peabody Hotel, green building at Heifer International and river cruises on the Arkansas Queen riverboat--there's a lot to do in Little Rock. things to do in little rock arkansas • civil rights movement • clinton library • peabody hotel • heifer international
Grace Horsley Darling, the 19th Century Legend Although not well known in the United States, Grace Darling was considered a maritime heroine and the pop culture star of her generation, in mid-19th century England. grace horsley darling • william darling • forfarshire • longstone lighthouse • farne islands
Great Lakes Lighthouses Great Lakes lighthouses were built in quick succession to meet the safety needs of the growing maritime traffic on the Great Lakes. first great lakes lighthouses • ontario pioneer settlements • maritime navigation • cove island lighthouse • griffith island lighthouse
Halifax Beach Day Trips The options for day trips to Halifax beaches are superb. Visitors can enjoy clean sand, surfable waves, or quiet shores: All close enough to Halifax for a quick day trip. halifax beaches • halifax beach day trips • halifax day trips • nova scotia beaches • family summer vacation
Halifax, Nova Scotia – Dining & Restaurants From steak to seafood to some of the finest italian food in eastern Canada, Halifax has a variety of excellent dining establishments to choose from! halifax dining • tourist halifax restaurant suggestions • halifax eating out suggestions • halifax italian restaurants • halifax chinese restaurants
Isle of Man, Manannan's World As the mist of Manannan rolls away from the beautiful Isle of Man, one is treated to a spellbinding view of rolling hills and glorious cliffs, set here in the Irish Sea. isle of man • viking and celtic roots • manx language • manx museum • victorian era buildings
Lighthouse Tour Along Québecs Coastal Routes Lighthouses are visible beacons of maritime history along the coasts of Québec, and many of them offer interesting ways to experience the old way of life along the sea. lighthouse tour • québecs coastal routes • maritime heritage • bas-saint-laurent • gaspésie and côte-nord
Liverpool Anglican Cathedral View A perfect first stop in any Liverpool tour, the gorgeous, accessible space reflects the city's history with elevator ride to city views from the belltower. 2008 european capital of culture • liverpool anglican cathedral • english history • stained glass • gilbert giles-scott
Nantucket Shipwrecks - Part 1 Part 1 of a 2-part article series discussing some of Nantucket's most famous shipwrecks. In part 1: Lightship LV 117 and the SS Republic. ship • wreck • shipwreck • dive • disaster
Shackleton's James Caird Endurance More than a year after Antarctic ice claimed HMS. Endurance, Sir Ernest Shackleton's 28-man crew improbably reached land -- but what followed demanded the impossible. shackleton's james caird endurance • shipwrecked antarctic explorer • shipwrecked antarctic explorer's lifeboat • antarctic explorer's lifeboat • antarctic explorer's lifeboat expedition
Star Island Stopover Returns Few New England day trips are as perfect as the one-hour cruise from Portsmouth, NH to Star Island to explore or drink tea on the wide porch of the Oceanic Hotel. star island stopover • isles of shoals steamship co • m/v thomas laighton • visiting the isles of shoals • oceanic hotel
The Emerald Coast An introduction to Brittany's Emerauld Coast. This striking landscape brings to mind Ireland with its greenery and rocky cliffs. This itinerary is great for three or four days in the region.
The House of the Seven Gables The Turner House (House of the Seven Gables - Salem, MA), made famous by Nathaniel Hawthorne, overlooks an early 20th Century Colonial Revival Garden house of the seven gables • colonial restoration garden • colonial revival garden • joseph everett chandler • caroline osgood emmerton
The QE2's Final Voyage to Dubai On Veteran's Day, November 11, 2008 the QE2 set off from Southampton to its new home on The Palm Jumeriah, Dubai. It will be refurbished into a luxury hotel. qe2 final voyage • the palm jumeirah • dubai hotels • united arab emirates • atlantis the palm
Auckland - City of Sails, Home of the Americas Cup Auckland is known as the City of Sails , now its also the home of the Americas Cup. This article touches on the sights and activities this exciting City has to offer. With lots of links to look for yourself auckland • americas cup • louis vuitton cup • summer • sailing
Exploring Liverpool's Cultural Attractions Mention Liverpool and most people think of the Beatles. But travelers soon discover that Liverpool has more national museums and galleries than any other British city. liverpool • u.k. european capital of culture • british • river mersey • albert dock
Family Travel to Port Angeles, Washington, USA Port Angeles offers dynamic, affordable family day trips and getaways spring, summer or fall. Beachcombing, biking, hiking and kayaking are accessible by car and ferry. affordable family travel pacific northwest usa • pacific northwest olympic peninsula vacation activ • day trips from seattle washington and victoria bri • beachcombing biking hiking kayaking boating in nor • port angeles washington waterfront arthur fiero ma
Is that a Galleon, Galleass or a Galley? A short primer on the difference between a sloop and a ketch ships • dailing ships • types of vessels
The Wonders of Westport Westport, Washington is located at the mouth of Grays Harbor on Point Chehalis on the Washington Coast. westport • ocean • fishing • lighthouse • coast guard
Victoria, British Columbia for Kids Want to take the kids on a trip of a lifetime? Then Victoria, British Columbia is the place to go. Scenic panoramas and breath taking views will remain in their memories forever. There are hundreds of attractions for kids to enjoy in and around Victoria. victoria • british columbia • victoria bc • kids • travel with kids
Canadian Privateers By definition a privateer is either the ship, the crew, or the captain of a vessel licensed by a particular government during times of war to prey on enemy ships. Canadian privateers played an important role in several wars, especially during the 18th and 19th centuries. Most sailed from Nova Scotia because of its close proximity to the United States and the North Atlantic. Often considered little more than legal pirating, "by mid 1700s [privateering] was carefully regulated, respectable and as law abiding as the navy," according to Daniel Conlin, Curator of Marine History at the <a name="Maritime_Museum_of_the_Atlantic"><a href="http://maritime.museum.gov.ns.ca/">Maritime Museum of the Atlantic</a> in Halifax, Nova Scotia. canada • privateers • halifax • nova scotia • maritime museum of the atlantic |
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