Today's cruise ships may have zip lines and skating rinks, but they're not all as elegant as they once were. People used to dress up in tuxedos and evening gowns. To pass the time, events like egg-and ...

Remember the sleek, blue-hued SS Norway? What about Carnival’s early fleet of ships, like the TSS Mardi Gras and SS Festivale, with their red-white-and-blue smoke stacks? Fans of these classic cruise ...

One of the fun facts we learned on our recent Openhousenewyork architectural tour of the Hudson River was that military ships were once a familiar presence on the Hudson River in Upper Manhattan. We ...

If prefer vintage ships over modern-day military ones, don’t fret: The Los Angeles Maritime Institute has you covered during LA Fleet Week. LA Fleet Week, the ninth iteration of which will run through ...

Growing up in 1950s New Jersey, William Miller loved watching the great ocean liners coming and going from New York Harbor. “I thought to myself, ‘What would it be like to be on one of them?’ looking ...

Square-rig sailing ships that carried tens of thousands of fortune seekers to San Francisco during the Gold Rush vanished long ago, but tall ships from as far away as Russia and New Zealand will ...

Nowadays, cruise ships may boast large swimming pools, planetariums, and zip lines, but many floating resorts have lost their timeless elegance. Before air travel became commonplace, cruise ships were ...