Falls of Clyde – August 2025 Update
But time ’e keeps on movin’ too, an’ them ol’ days are past, An’ the ol’ ship’s gone for ever,...
But time ’e keeps on movin’ too, an’ them ol’ days are past, An’ the ol’ ship’s gone for ever,...
The life of a maritime worker can be a hazardous one. Throughout history, accidents or physical violence at sea or...
With some trepidation, I made my way to Pier 7 at Honolulu Harbor today. Work to prepare the former National...
Originally posted on 26 August 2009.* Unlike the majority of modern ships which have hulls made of welded steel plates,...
shipwright[ˈship-ˌrīt ] nouna carpenter skilled in ship construction and repair The historic sailing oil tanker, Falls of Clyde, is in...
What shall we do with a drunken sailor? As noted in the 29 July 1923 issue of the Honolulu Advertiser:...
Originally posted on 22 August 2009.* A look back at Summer 2008…a dark time. The sign that remained on the...
May 22 is National Maritime Day in the United States. It was designated as such by the US Congress in...
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