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In the Pages of Sea History 176
Here’s what’s in the pages of Sea History 176: NMHS 2021 Annual Awards Dinner After a year’s hiatus, NMHS will return to the New York Yacht Club to honor…
Seminar Series: Remembering the 9/11 Boatlift – 11 September 2021
Registration/Zoom Invite >>Guest Donation >> Remembering the 9/11 Boatlift: The Largest Water Evacuation in American History Register Here for the 11 September 2021 Seminar Series Zoom Welcome, Short Film &…
In the Pages of Sea History 175
Here’s what’s in the pages of Sea History 175: Fiddler’s Green: George F. Bass (1938–2021), by Warren Riess Often called the “Father of Underwater Archaeology,” George Bass died on…
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In the Pages of Sea History 176
Here’s what’s in the pages of Sea History 176: NMHS 2021 Annual Awards Dinner After a year’s hiatus, NMHS will return to the New York Yacht Club to honor…
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USS Constitution’s Crew
USS Constitution was one of the first six ships built for the new United States Navy in 1797. Constitution, a wooden ship, is often called “Old Ironsides,” a nickname she got in battle during the War of 1812 when sailors watched in amazement as cannonballs bounced off her thick oak sides. The famous frigate…
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