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Ship’s Log Notebook
The perfect nautical hardcover bound notebook for ship and sea lovers! The product features 80 lined, cream-colored pages, a built-in elastic closure, and a matching
13 Fascinating Paddle-Wheel Steamers That Are Still Around
On 15 May 1839, the first propeller-driven steamship SS Archimedes pulled away from her berth in Gravesend. By the time she arrived at Portsmouth, the
Surviving Titanic Officer Recalls the Night of the Sinking
This week, we embark on a harrowing journey through the night of RMS Titanic’s sinking, with the first-hand account of Charles Lightoller, the ship’s Second
Shadows in the Ice: The Northwest Passage
We were taught to imagine Columbus’s arrival in America as a glorious moment in human history, a cornerstone of modern civilization. After all, isn’t the
(Un)Sinkable: The Puzzling Story of Concrete Ships
Concrete ships, concrete ships, concrete… I repeated the phrase a few times in my mind, each time sounding more and more improbable. After all, isn’t
How to Ship an Obelisk in Eight Steps (With Pictures)
The Victorian age was a heroic one, so much so that it produced an oversupply of heroes. Countless intrepid individuals roamed the Earth, scouring every
The Bessemer Saloon Steamer
What did Columbus, Nelson, and Darwin have in common? Apart from being great sailors, they all suffered from seasickness. An affliction haunting tourists and sea
A Wave of Knowledge: Floating Book Fairs
As the oceans get busier by the day, there seems to be no limit to what can be floated on the water – nuclear power
Bobbing Havens: Rescue Buoys of WWII
“I expect that the Battle of Britain is about to begin.” With these grave words, Prime Minister Winston Churchill announced to the British Parliament in