Named Vessels
What's in a name? that which we call a rose
By any other word would smell as sweet - W.S.

Click on the links below to learn about these famous ships and vessels:

• "Yacht of War"
  America (yacht) [Sea History 106: page 28]

• "A Cargo of History Buried in a Kansas Field"
    Arabia (steamboat) [Sea History 104: page36]

• "Kids Making Sea History"
   HMS Bounty [Sea History 104: page 37] 

• "Mutiny on the Bounty"
  HMS Bounty [Sea History 121: page 34]

• "A Blast from the Past"
   USS Cairo (Civil War gunship) [Sea History 105: page 24]

• "Old Ironsides"
  USS Constitution ("Old Ironsides") [Sea History 120: page 22]

• "Great Lakes Ghost Ship: the Cornielia B. Windiate"
  Cornelia B. Windiate (schooner) [Sea History 121: page 35]

• "Kid Adventurer"
    Effie M. Morrissey (schooner) [Sea History 105: page 27]

• "The Many Lives of Ernestina"
   Ernestina, ex-Effie M. Morrissey (schooner) [Sea History 114: page 22]

• "Lewis and Clark's Iron Experiment" 
   Experiment (Lewis and Clark boat) [Sea History 106: page 26]

• "Ocean Liner Mystery on the Prairie"
    Lusitania (ocean liner) [Sea History 105: page 27]
  
   
• "Kids Making Sea History"
   Mayflower [Sea History 107: page 26]

• "Was Squanto and English Sailor?"
    Mayflower [Sea History 105: page 25]

• "The Monitor & Merrimack's Second Battle"
    Monitor (ironclad) [Sea History 108: page 21]

• "A Ground Breaking Steamboat Voyage"
    New Orleans (steamboat) [Sea History 105: page 26]

• "All Aboard a Tall Ship"
   "Picton Castle (barque) [Sea History 111: pages 26, 27]

• "The Portland Resurfaces..."
   Portland (steamship) [Sea History 107: page 27]

• "Sailing to the North Pole"
    USS Roosevelt [Sea History 117: page 30]

• "The Christmas Tree4 Ships of Lake Michigan"
    Rouse Simmons (schooner) [Sea History 113: page 22]

• "X-Wing Fighting Ships"
  Sea Shadow (experimental ship) [Sea History 104: page 36]

• "Courageous Calvin" 
   South Dakota (battleship) [Sea History 105: page 27]

• "The Titanic's Other Survivors" 
   Titanic lifeboats [Sea History 105: page 24]

• "The Monitor & Merrimack's Second Battle"
   Virginia , ex-Merrimack (ironclad) [Sea History 108: page 21]